What type of small table would you suggest for use with this grill?
2021753
A simple lamp stand would be fine, a 1 sq ft paver or piece of tile to set it all up on from Home Depot or Lowes, would facillitate clean up and offer assurance on any heat issues. Mine needs an aluminum pie plate under the pedestal to catch grease. Also, I taped the box open, then painted it to make a nice cover for it. Its shed rain off of the set up several times and proved to be a smart cover for the grill when not in use. I've had two meco's, this one is rated fifty watts higher output. ps-*BY PLACING A CUP OF VINEGAR & WATER ON THE GRATE & PUTTING THE LID ON WHEN YOU TURN IT OFF TO LET IT COOL DOWN MAKES CLEAN-UP A SNAP! A simple lamp stand would be fine, a 1 sq ft paver or piece of tile to set it all up on from Home Depot or Lowes, would facillitate clean up and offer assurance on any heat issues. Mine needs an aluminum pie plate under the pedestal to catch grease. Also, I taped the box open, then painted it to make a nice cover for it. Its shed rain off of the set up several times and proved to be a smart cover for the grill when not in use. I've had two meco's, this one is rated fifty watts higher output. ps-*BY PLACING A CUP OF VINEGAR & WATER ON THE GRATE & PUTTING THE LID ON WHEN YOU TURN IT OFF TO... » Read More A simple lamp stand would be fine, a 1 sq ft paver or piece of tile to set it all up on from Home Depot or Lowes, would facillitate clean up and offer assurance on any heat issues. Mine needs an aluminum pie plate under the pedestal to catch grease. Also, I taped the box open, then painted it to make a nice cover for it. Its shed rain off of the set up several times and proved to be a smart cover for the grill when not in use. I've had two meco's, this one is rated fifty watts higher output. ps-*BY PLACING A CUP OF VINEGAR & WATER ON THE GRATE & PUTTING THE LID ON WHEN YOU TURN IT OFF TO LET IT COOL DOWN MAKES CLEAN-UP A SNAP! « Show Less
2021754
I have a plastic side table that is part of a set of plastic lawn furniture, which is not very classy but does the job. The heat does not get to the plastic because it ha the stand. You could use any table that will hold it, with some room on the side for your utensils.
2021755
This answer may not help you, but I had a Meco Electric Cart grill that I absolutely wore out. I removed the grill from the cart, attached three short boards where the grill was and now I place this Lock N Go Electric Grill on that old cart. It works perfectly. I think any kind of small waist-high table would work fine.
2021756
Due to the heat element being in the bottom part of the grill, I'd recommend whatever you use be heat retardant. It would probably be okay on a heavy wood or metal table.
226800
It is for a tabletop gas grill. I suspect a small charcoal grill would get to hot on the bottom and would mar the stand itself (which is mostly plastic).
1033802
Mine fits the table great. As long as the dementions are close to the grill dome dementions, it should fit great.
837610
I did query Kenyon and the answer is no. I use a round chest high glass bar table that I had. Ace hardware had some wooden ones they use for their electric grills.
1538765
I would purchase one at Lowes or Home Depot. I know Home Depot down the street sells the grill and the accessories. You might have to pay a little more but not many places sell this locally either. Good luck.
27511
Weight probably won't be the issue. But size could be. The table is small and the hand cranks are berry small.
1368032
I used a small stand from my old BBQ and had a cover. I set my grill on top and this setup works fine.
197626
I would stay with the 20LB tank...keep a spare if you are worried about running out while cooking. A tank next to the grill looks too tacky.
1388786
it depends on the table dimensions. I have a large grill dome in a custom table that is 57" long, 32" wide and 32" high. the cover fits well with room to spare. note, the plans I have seen for some BGE tables show them to be smaller. cover is of decent quality and has held up well.
1079650
There are two versions of this grille...The short legs can be used on the table top, the one with the longer legs cannot.
579570
I just use an old shelf table. It just happened to be the right size. I've seem wheeled, utility carts that would work well, too. If you want to put it against a wall, make sure you allow for enough space to open the lid.
358854
Depends on how small the patio is. You might want to consider the smaller model, I purchased this one primarily for the rotisserie option. For approximating, assume you would lose one seat with the grill.
641738
We have the small rectangular Weber mounted on the table. The table has slots for holding one grill in place on the table. There is a little space left over on the end. It might be enough, but the table top is slippery. I think there is the danger of the second one falling off. I wouldn't recommend it.
1329508
If I recall the bottom of those grills don't get that hot... The plastic on this table is very strong.. I would bet it would withstand the typical heat from a gas stove like a Colman heater!
1978587
I got NXT 300. Great portable grill. I'm not always mobile so appreciate tve extra grill space for home BBQs
2026052
I'm not sure in a small grill would be ok as it is plastic. I have only used it indoors and on my screen porch. I like being able to adjust the height as I use frequently for kids play on or eat on.
477906
This wouldn't be ideal. Maybe a small plate. Keep in mind you need to keep it quite level