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Setting Egg in table
EggLUVr
Posts: 2
New to the EGG world. How much heat is generated from the bottom of the egg? I just finished my table and was going to place a piece of tile along with the feet that were provided for the egg to sit on. Any suggetstions are helpful.
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Most folks use a paving stone about an inch thick and then the three feet.
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Everyone I know did it that way, too. Me included!
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Thanks for the information. Sounds like the pave stone is the way to go. The tile might be to thin and crack anyways. Cant wait to fire it up.
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Yes, thay is exactly how I did it!!
Greg -
Lots of heat. I've cracked 2 pieces of 3/4 - 1" slate under my Egg (with the feet) and have stopped replacing it. Now I just have two big pieces of slate. Concrete pavers seem to work well, as would firebrick splits. Good luck!The Naked Whiz
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This link might be helpful.
I used firebricks and the green feet.
http://www.nakedwhiz.com/eggbase/eggbase.htm
Jon -
Pavin' the way:
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