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BGE Polywood Table

Hokiejacket
Hokiejacket Posts: 157
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Stopped at a BGE dealership in a rural part of central Virginia. They told me they have someone in Ohio you makes BGE tables in either red cedar or polywood. The polywood comes in any number of colors. Quoted $700 for an extra large. Anyone know anything about the product?

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  • RedSkip
    RedSkip Posts: 1,400
    edited May 2018
    Plywood is cheap, $700 seems steep.

    Edit:  Sorry I read this wrong!  No comment on the table.
    Large BGE - McDonald, PA
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  • Hoosier_Smoker
    Hoosier_Smoker Posts: 35
    Perhaps it is Berlin Farms.  I know that they make polywood patio furniture and gas patio heaters, etc.  They use recycled milk containers.
    "Get in my belly!" - Fat Bastard

    LBGE - Kick Ash Basket, SS Smokeware Cap, CGS PSWoo-CI, Spider, Wok, Broil King Gasser
    Noblesville, IN
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  • Hokiejacket
    Hokiejacket Posts: 157
    Hoosier_Smoker said:
    Perhaps it is Berlin Farms.  I know that they make polywood patio furniture and gas patio heaters, etc.  They use recycled milk containers.
    Thank you.
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  • GregW
    GregW Posts: 2,678
    edited May 2018
    I'm not that familiar with polywood, but I do have an egg table that I made the top and bottom shelf with synthetic decking material. It has a number of disadvantages. It can be hard to clean stains and it will easily melt if something remotely hot is placed on the surface.
    I'm not sure how polywood compares to what I have.
     
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  • Hokiejacket
    Hokiejacket Posts: 157
    GregW said:
    I'm not that familiar with polywood, but I do have an egg table that I made the top and bottom shelf with synthetic decking material. It has a number of disadvantages. It can be hard to clean stains and it will easily melt if something remotely hot is placed on the surface.
    I'm not sure how polywood compares to what I have.
     
    Thanks Greg
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