Materials: Baby changing table TASSA, wooden board, wooden slats, ply wood, screws, teak wood glaze, clear paint
Description: When we bought our new grill, we didn'€™t like the offered stands. So we decided to build one.
I found the baby changing table TASSA (no longer sold at IKEA) on eBay and decided that it would be the perfect basis for our grill table.
I shortened the legs of the table to the appropriate length to have it one level with the balcony railing. I added a wooden board on top (longer on the right side for gas container protection), a new back board (same width as the top), two supporting legs for the wooden board on top and the back board and some wooden cover in front and on the right side which are fixed with slats from underneath.
Finally I protected the BBQ grill with teak wood glaze, and the top board additionally with clear paint for better cleaning.
~ Janka, Germany
It's very attractive, but I can't stop thinking "Fire risk!"
ReplyDeleteThanks. The grill is only used on top of the table with no contact to wood or other and the frame of the grill just gets warm, not hot. The legs even stay almost cold.
DeleteThat ain't no barbecue, son.. That's a propane powered George Foreman Grill. On a baby changing table.
ReplyDeleteLOL. Too funny. In defense a friend has one of these webbers and it's pretty good (as far as propane bbqs go). Retains heat very well and grills pretty well (though I'm not fond of the non-stick grill surface that is similar to a George Foreman grill.. but will holes). My vegetarian friends love theirs and they are way more efficient if you are single.
DeleteI'll stick to my cast iron grill and bbq large enough to do rotisserie.