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Question on puutting BGE in table?

freedog74
Posts: 63
I just got an table for my large egg and I was wondering do you normal put the egg on a paver or something else? I have the egg still in the nest right now but wanted everyone take what I should set the egg on in my table?
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I have my large Egg sitting on the original ceramic feet, on concrete pavers. Works great!John in the Willamette Valley of Oregon
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Mine is sitting on a paver from Lowe's 18"x24"x2"
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Egging in the Lowcountry of SC
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@lowcountry_chuck have you noticed if the wood is messed up where the paver? I am worried if I just put a paver there that it might mess up the wood because the bottom of the egg gets hot.
@ jaydub58 where did you get those original ceramic feet at?
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You want an air gap. I have a burned spot on my shelf where I had it right on a paver with no air gap.
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I'd suggest getting the table nest. I'm finishing my table and will have my large on a paver (or granite if I can find it at the right price) and the table nest. May not need the paver/granite, but it can't hurt plus it'll make cleaning out the ash easier.
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The ceramic feet used to come with the egg but they did away with them. The table nest is a good option and that is what I would go with if I didn't have the feet.
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I just have a 16x16" concrete paver from HD that is 2" thick. Works great.
LBGE
Cedar table w/granite top
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Too many single thickness two inch thick paver pictures have been posted on this forum showing serious heat damage underneith the paver. I would go to the table nest on top of a paver, or at least a double thickness paver, air space will work as well. But respect the heat generated by the egg -- especially if you are over or next to none fire rated materials. Eggs have burnt houses to the ground.
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Thanks for the replies everyone. If I got to my local BGE dealer can they get me the table nest?
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I have the table nest sitting on the paver. Plenty of air flow so nothing is messed up by the heat. Your local BGE dealer should have a table nest in stock. ~$25
LBGE
John Henry Lump Charcoal
A few toys for the Egg right now but always looking for more.
Egging in the Lowcountry of SC
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@lowcountry_chuck I am going to check with my local BGE dealer tomorrow to see if they have one in stock.
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Mine sits on two pavers. I havent noticed any damage.
Little Rock, AR
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