BBQ

[bhud]

Hi all,
About 2 issues ago there was a stainless steel bracket for disposable bbq`s, I have losted the details. Can anybody help and has anybody used it?

 

[bhud]

I bet 116 of you thought it was an invite to a BBQ. If somebody can tell where I can buy one, this could well be the invite you were looking for.
All the best Bhud

 

[tritonofnor]

saw the stainless one, then copied the idea to make my own from 2.5mm x 25mm alloy strip riveted together. Strip and rivets cost me £6.44 from my local builders merchant. Half an hour with a junior hacksaw and a rivet gun, using a disposable barbie from my cheapest local supplier as a template, saw the job finished. At that sort of price if it rots away or gets really coated in gunk I won't have to think twice about throwing it away!

 

[bhud]

Thanks,

Found the frame at £99 so your suggestion is a good un. For anybody wanting to see the frame I was looking for. www.boat -b-q.co.uk

Bhud

 

[Gin]

For what it's worth, I bought one of these recently and used it for the first time last Friday night on the boat.

I was very pleased with it- yes it is expensive but it packs away neatly and is robustly built. I'm pleased I got it

 

[fuss]

I have one as well,
costs a lot.. but I don't believe an equivalent product with all the functions can be made cheaper.
very high quality, strong adjustable mount for the transom.
no mess to clean afterwards
packs away into a strong plastic container the size of a pencil case.
I'm pleased I got it as well, absolutely no downsides so far.

 

[Bodach na mara]

Who mentioned the forbidden word? The rain has just come on!

 

[bhud]

Thanks for your getting back to me.
Regards
Bhud

 

[affinite]

Compass do a cheap alternative for about 20 quid - not tried it myself.

 

[affinite]

Correction - Mailspeed not Compass