Big Green Egg Table

Friday, May 21st, 2010 at 4:08 am

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Charcoal grill is definitely the best tool for backyard barbeque and the best charcoal grill is definitely Big Green Egg. If you want stable place and comfortable working space, you definitely need the Big Green Egg table.

There are two Big Green Egg table models: long table and compact table. These tables are made from Cypress trees that belong to the Seqoula Redwood family. cypress is straight-grained wood that contain cypressene that helps protect the wood from insects and decay.

This type of wood is sturdy enough to support the weight of your Big Green Egg yet it stylish enough to impress your guests. The Big Green Egg tables are available in different sizes of opening, which are made to accommodate all egg sizes except the mini.

What You Need to Know about Big Green Egg Table

The long Big Green Egg table measures 59.5 inches by 24.5 inches by 32 inches. You can ask for optional casters that can help in moving your table with ease. This long table is design to provide ample working space while grilling. It can also be a perfect serving table afterwards.

The table intended for the XL Egg has different dimension: it measures 60.5 inches by 31.5 inches by 32 inches. It costs around $350 to as much as $600.

These Big Green Egg tables are intended to give your EGG a perfect nesting place whenever you’re not in the grilling mood and a beautiful working space every time you’re too hot to grill.

Although Big Green Egg Company only offers two table models, its international distributor offers larger product line. Their table offerings are made from different materials like bamboo, cypress and white oak.

But there is a catch: not surprisingly these tables are more expensive and their price starts at $999. These Big Green Egg tables may be coated or uncoated, depending on your preferences. You can find these tables through online stores and prices may vary depending on the retailers.

Although cypress woods have natural wood preservatives and most tables are coated or laminated, you might want to protect your tables furthermore.

Since your table and grill are going to stand most likely outside and therefore will be exposed to natural elements like rain and sunlight, they could lose their protective coating overtime. So, the best thing to do is to clean your table after every use and if possible, use grill covers whenever you are not using your grills. If your table has lost its protective coating you can reapply it. This usually happens after two to three years. And since grilling involves heat and fire - two natural enemies of woods - make sure to always ensure safety and never leave your grill unattended whenever you use it.

And as Big Green Egg weighs a minimum of 65 pounds (for small egg) make sure to always check your table for loose threads or defective casters to avoid accidents. Although grilling offers different degrees of fun, being responsible and taking extra care before, during and after grilling will make the experience more EGGsciting and EGGstra-ordinary.