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Interior Measurements for a large BGE

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edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
Could someone please tell me what the measurement is from the main grill to the dome and the measurement between upper and lower grills on the double decker grills.[p]Thank You
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  • stike
    stike Posts: 15,597
    Researcher,
    hmmm[p]i don't have the numbers handy, but for reference, i can get 3 or 4 butts (7-8 pounds) on my raised grid.[p]did a 22 pound turkey, too, no problem.[p]if you want, you can stack food too, raised grid over the lower grid.[p]someone will chime in with the answer
    ed egli avea del cul fatto trombetta -Dante
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  • Capt. Dan
    Capt. Dan Posts: 14
    Researcher,
    My grid to top of dome measurement is 9 inches. Grid is setting on a platesetter which would put the lower level about 5 inches lower than that.
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  • WooDoggies
    WooDoggies Posts: 2,390
    Researcher,[p]With the grate resting on the fire ring, the distance between the grate and top of the dome is 12.5" - 13".
    Not sure what you are referring to with the double decker grills but the average distance between homemade stacked grate setups is 4".

    John

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  • Unknown
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    stike,[p]That is what I meant when I asked the difference between grills, the measurement between the raised grid and the lower grid.[p]Thanks

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