Does this bbq need to drop in, or can it sit on top of an outdoor brick counter-top?
1651848
This grill must be built it. We have ours built in between two slabs of granite sitting on a brick frame beneath the bottom. It is a great grill. It looks nice and functions very well.
1651849
The answer really is both. Mine is a built in that fits directly in my travertine top. My construction crew built it once the barbeque was delivered.
1109680
I believe this goes into a outdoor fire pit bowl , and that is sold separately ... You could just lay this on the ground too ...
414424
The decision and risk are yours, but I can provide some useful info. The inside obviously gets flaming hot. The rim and legs, i.e., the parts that would touch you deck, are not too hot. The pit's pan has a solid bottom, so no coals will fall through. If it was my deck, my primary concern would be sparks popping out. But this fire pit comes with a screened lid heavy enough to stay in place. The only remaining spark risk is when you remove that lid to roast marshmallows or to add more wood. I suppose you could get some sparks or even small coals through the pan's wider-meshed sides if you build up the coals too much or fail to clean out the ashes between uses.
2139433
It dripped to bottom I believe. I did not keep the grill, I threw it out! It was difficult to cook on in a wind.
1773933
I put my char baskets underneath the flip open sides of the top grill. After using the chimney to start the Kingsford ( I only use that brand, others don't even compare), I empty the charcoal evenly into each of the char baskets. I place the wood chips in a stainless box and the Weber water container in the center between the char baskets.
927804
lthough we placed ours on red brick, I can't see why you coundn't place it directly on the ground, PS very happy with this spa, works as advertised.
2154617
It is for outdoor use. I have an outside electric socket and bought this specific grill so that I could cook outside without the big mess of charcoal or the terror of scarey gas. You can move it wherever you need to - it is easy to pack up.
1623616
I put a bag of sand in the bottom of the pit. It does not get as hot, but I would be cautious of a wood deck. If you can find a grill Matt to put under it you should be ok.
1250556
It can sit on the ground, but in winter the spirits will need to be warmed up to burn. A wind screen is always necessary.
314767
It will sit on the top but I don't think it will get very hot as there will be space between the top of stove and the bottom of the oven. Hope this helps.
1722020
As another consumer asked about using this I their stovetop. What If we were to use this on top of the flat griddle pan that goes over a double burner. The flat griddle pan would be on the bottom and then this would lay on top and catch the drippings. It would make a nice large "grilling" area and an indoor BBQ for apartment dwellers. I hope the answer is yes.
938430
We have a gas fired cooktop. We place the griddle on the grates right over the burners. There are no legs. My wife's comment is "I love that thing". It is somewhat heavy so you have to consider where you will store it.
68396
I guess, but I wouldn't want to. Its a decorative fire pit - not a barbecue. There is no cooking grate and it is pretty low to the ground.
1979269
It sits inside a wall and is designed to only have the grill exposed. It should be mounted between wall studs.
895462
The manufacturer ships different grills for indoor or outdoor use. From my long history with these and related model of speakers, I'd advise keeping them pitched downward and in a way that avoids direct spraying of rain, sprinklers, etc.
1722019
This is really designed for the outdoor grill, as there are openings between the bars so that the fat can fall into the fire. If you are looking for something similar for the stovetop, try one of the Lodge griddles - I believe they are flat on one side and have raised ridges on the other.
1496850
I sit mine on a brick which sits on the bottom of my fountain so it rests above the fountain btm. where dirt collects.