...and there you have it.
I think they had geraniums in them when I visited.
All the time. I fill my chimney part way with new coals, then fill it the rest of the way with the used coals. And that lid does extinguish the coals rather quickly. I cooked one dinner today where I closed off the vents at 5pm. At 6:15pm, had to relight it--the coals were still warm, but were no longer lit, and I was able to dump them by hand into the chimney.PS ... anyone else re-use their charcoal?
Hell just looked. This tables is free shipping right now. May order another.How about one of the Keter tables? Those are stainless top and plenty of storage ...
Different sizes available, ranging up to a couple hundred bux ... beer holder extra! <G>
I've got an old set of steel legs left over from a radial arm saw that I mounted to a workbench that I'm thinking would work real slick for a BBQ table. Just make a butcher block top for it ... I suppose I could even half round one end to fit closer to the kettle and line the edge near the grill with steel for heat protection. Just use spacers between the steel and wood for air circulation. That's kinda sorta how I got the legs set up now as a potting bench next to an old kettle anyway ... Just cut the legs down some so the table's even with the kettle is all.
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/reg...galvanized-legs-and-undershelf/600T2424G.html
Here is what I use with my grill. $100 to your door. They have all different styles and sizes here. I use the top for everything and the bottom shelf holds my grill tank.
The propane system is one reason I'm leaning towards replacement. Not so much for me (I use the chimney), but nobody else here wants to attempt to use my kettle since it seems so difficult to light. (It's not, but you know how it goes... ) I'm debating the crimson, or the copper.I'm on my 2nd Performer Premium. I wore the 1st one out. I liked the stainless steel table top on the original better than the plastic table on the new one. The new one uses a camping gas bottle for the charcoal lighter which is a vast improvement over the 2 gal tank that was a PITA to get refilled and paying the 5 gal min. for propane. The Performer premium is well worth it.
I use the chimney with the propane lighter. Takes 4 mins of gas to get it lit.The propane system is one reason I'm leaning towards replacement. Not so much for me (I use the chimney), but nobody else here wants to attempt to use my kettle since it seems so difficult to light. (It's not, but you know how it goes... ) I'm debating the crimson, or the copper.
Sweet!I use the chimney with the propane lighter. Takes 4 mins of gas to get it lit.