Placing kettle into worktop

[BBQ BAZ]

That looks the business!
The Mrs doesn't know it yet, but Iam aiming for a Weber kettle for my next investment.
I hope the weather cheers up for you a bit, so you can give it all a good thrashing.

[keith157]

Congrats seems like a good build, no doubt that it has the WOW factor.

[such]

thanks guys, here's hoping for some good ol sunshine so i can make good use of it.

As much as i luv cooking on it, the one thing I absolutely hate is......... smelling like i've had a good smoking afterwards!!

PAUL

[Pecker]

That looks fantastic. Great job!

Steve W

[keith157]

thanks guys, here's hoping for some good ol sunshine so i can make good use of it.

As much as i luv cooking on it, the one thing I absolutely hate is......... smelling like i've had a good smoking afterwards!!

PAUL

Occupational hazard old bean, a change of clothes and a shower usually fixes the problem.

[such]

well, a good few years later and it's still going strong. I cover the whole top with really thick alu foil from costco, which means a new surface every time I cook. The vinyl is looking a bit tatty now, but the board has not warped yet.

Looking to totally redo garden next year, and building a proper built in cooking zone!

[Bigpikle]

Trying to plan something like this as well. How did you mount the kettles to the board or frame? I'm thinking of using an old stainless catering table with a cutout but can't find any brackets that will fix the kettle and leave a gap around it.



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[such]

sorry for the late reply, not been on here recently.
i cut some wooden blocks and screwed them into the cut out, so the outside of the kettles rest on this surface and this leaves a gap all the way round.

This has been up for a few years now,, the vinyl has weathered, worn, but the surface is still flat.

I usually line the whole area with really thick foil from costco, so it looks more presentable

Hope this helps