What is the best grill pad for use on IPE decking?
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Hi, I have had one of these on my composite deck for several years. I can tell you it is excellent. No damage or discoloration to the deck, and keeps grease and spills away from the composite. I can highly recommend it. I recently bought one for my other home, and it came through our Michigan winter with no problems.
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No pad necessary. the only thing to be careful of when stacking boards is that the nose of the top one is not pressing into the board below it. make sure the boards are deck-side down, fins up.
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I use a Weber 7441 Replacement Charcoal Grate ( Weber 7441 Replacement Charcoal Grates ) with a Lodge Pro-Logic P14P3 Cast Iron Pizza Pan, cut off the handles to fit ( Lodge Pro-Logic P14P3 Cast Iron Pizza Pan, Black, 14-inch ) Acts as a great heat diffuser, direct heat may burn your food
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Any standard adapter hose will work. I bought mine from Academy Sports. Make sure you get one at least 4' long. 5 or 6' would be better. That'll give you a little flexibility in moving the grill around without dragging the tank around. While I'm at it let me encourage you to get the handle to remove the grates and the wok pan and cast iron smoker/steamer... In fact you can't go wrong with any of the accessories as long as they are the 12" ones. Love my STOK!
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Go herehttp://www.charbroil.com/grills/electric-grills.htmland ask in the pop up help window. :)They have several types of briquets, and I'm not sure which is right for the electric patio caddie.
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There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just... » Read More There is no reason you would not be able to use it as the mat covers in length and width of the grill. Mine is on ceder decking and it is OK, but you could test it by setting the grill on concrete and lighting your grill and monitor the temperature at ground level, I thing this will give you the answer I would first put pieces of Trex on the concrete and start the grill, if it is to hot you could place a piece of plywood and or a aluminum faced insulation product under the mat. The mat it's self will offer some degree of protection on its own. The mat is a great product on it's own it just lay's there and does it's job. Mike « Show Less
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We use the ribbed grill pan and the so called "panini" cover to grill steaks, etc.; they leave nice grill marks. I do suggest you get the rigid plastic devices with the plastic "teeth" to help clean the pan, etc. Leonard Feld
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We bought a pad designed to be used in that situation and it works fine (we have a trex deck). I would think brick pavers would work fine. I'm sure you can "Google" for the pad we bought - we forget the name of it. It's rather low profile and looks fine.
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If the deck is concrete, get a concrete patch, added atop some sealer. About $10 for both. I have not tested my Durham's against water, but it dries very hard and has extremely tight particle compression meaning it does not appear to dissolve when water is applied after dring. It would sure be better than nothing.
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I stand corrected, I found collated deck screws however I've never tried this with decking. I assume you refer to a pressure treated type deck. IPA would not work well gun is no strong enough without pre drilling same with compost decking.
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I would say go with the cast iron, because that is what I have and it works very well. I bought a griddle and a regular new grate for my grill (both sides were old and very rusted and gross), and I must say that I am happy with both sides. Only thing that I don't care for is that it is made in China.
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I have no complaint about the pad. This ironing board continues to serve me very well. I recommend it.
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Perfect for small deck or patio, you can use one shelf up if you like. Mine is great for the family that has down sized to 4 and is just the right for grilling surface size. The grill size is also nice for my patio with the table and 6 chairs. I've had plenty of grills over the years and this is just right.
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Should work just fine, but Joe has a point about 'softness' of the pad. Even if it's not exactly what you're looking for, it's good to have a more varied type of pad in case you have some light contour sanding. It should also work just fine for regular 'flat' sanding. Might be a tad less aggressive.
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I would depend on the size of your grill pan. The square is larger in size.
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It's very thick, and one of the more substantial grill brushes I've found. I think the bamboo will outlast the previous model. Keep out of the rain, of course.
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I used the Paderno red silicone sleeve. However, it melted in the oven at 350F - a mess to clean up after it dripped onto the bottom and burned.I took all the sleeves off on all other carbon steel pans and trashed them as these pans go from the stove top to the oven or broiler all the time, the sleeve is a pain to take off.