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Egg Under Roof: Question

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  • SmkyJ
    SmkyJ Posts: 17
    Anyone have any pics of the flame plume at night during a high heat sear or clean? I have a brand new MBGE that i am waiting on the nest for so I havent fired it yet. Its going to live on my balcony which is concrete coated with a nonslip paint. Im now wondering if i am going to have to worry about igniting the balcony above me! From what i have read here it should not be a problem but id live to see a pic. Ill let you all know what happens, which hopefully will be tomorrow!
    thanks all
  • 2Fategghead
    2Fategghead Posts: 9,624
    DCgrillguy, Welcome to the forum. If your question don't get many replies I suggest you start a new post with your question.

    I have 2 large eggs and I have seen flames shooting out about 16 inches. I don't know how low your ceiling is and how far your egg is under your ceiling but, I cook under my carport with a vinyl ceiling with about 57 inches from top of egg to ceiling. While I haven't damaged my vinyl ceiling with flames or heat I do have some smoke stains up there. I would say use extreme caution and not walk away from your egg and be sure to shut your egg down properly. Tim :)

    I think you should start a new post. Someone may have some good info for you.
  • Ripnem
    Ripnem Posts: 5,511
    Richard,

    That's pretty close to vinyl. :pinch: If you are prepping for a high temp cook and leave it alone for too long, you'll have a purple thruster rocket turning your soffits into liquid and then fire.
  • SmkyJ
    SmkyJ Posts: 17