Green egg table

Supert · September 25

Can someone tell me if this an actual green egg table. There is no stamp on it

anywhere. When I removed some of the stain to refinish it’s a white looking wood no big deal I got a very good deal I think just needs to be sanded and restained I was just kinda curious. Thank you all

OhioEgger · September 25

It certainly looks just like the one on the BGE site.

tjv · September 25

It looks like a Large Acacia table. Current tables have Big Green EGG and an EGG grill burnt into the wood at two opposite corners on top shelf.

You can see where the table nest was sitting. You need one of them under the EGG. Also I would snug up the bolts, as they have a tenedency to slip a bit. Careful not to overtighten so you don't crack the wood. Check the caster wheels too, see if they have staying power. Very difficult to replace caster with the EGG inside.

We include a cover with every grill and table sale. Best way to protect the investment.

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Mark_B_Good · September 25

Looks like my acacia table ...

Supert · September 25

Thank all of you for the replies.

Supert · September 25

After sanding this is what’s underneath

Buckwoody Egger · September 25

i could be wrong but it seems like the current acacia tables have a nicer wood grain look to them compared to when that table first came out.

maybe imagining it— or maybe you have one that is older and was stained after purchase.

Supert · September 25

Yes it is thank u all for replies but after taking off all the paint I found it. I was mainly wanting to know because I heard they were more durable but thank all of you again

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