The OG has joined the PARTY

[ssandy_561]

The Grilla OG is now officially part of the cooking arsenal. Probably won’t be able to use it for a week or so but it’s set up.

[mcook2201]

Nice!

[LA Pork Butt]

Let us see the products when you fire it up.

[RonB]

Congrats. Lookin' forward to photos of yur first cook.

[klflowers]

Congrats!!!

[bbqLuv]

Looking very nice

[Michael_in_TX]

Looks like it fits in well!!

[DavidNorcross]

Looks great in that spot. Congrats!

[FireMan]

Yup, looks like it belongs,

[Skip]

Looks like it fit right in! Have fun cooking.

[fracmeister]

Gorilla OG Marijuana Strain Information | Leafly

[fracmeister]

googling Grilla OG

[HawkerXP]

Nice setup!

[barelfly]

Excellent!

where did you get the chair? Is it wood or composite? Looking for some of those.

[ssandy_561]

Got the chair and all of out deck furniture from Kauffman Outdoor Furniture here in central Ohio. We love the stuff

https://kauffmanlawnfurniture.com/

[barelfly]

ssandy_561 thanks for the link! See if they have a way of shipping, or if I can find a local retailer that sells those. Appreciate it!

Enjoy the OG!

[jfmorris]

ssandy_561 that is looking great!

I think you may have told us before during your kitchen build, but how do you cover the grills, especially the flat top? Or do you? If I do something like this for my Camp Chef FTG900 and SNS Kamado, my main concern is the flat top - I can't just leave it exposed to the elements, or it will end up covered in rust, bird crap, pollen and tree sap. And I really don't want to have water coming into the top vent of the kamado every time it rains as well. I can put a pipe on the back for an umbrella (or two), but unless I cut own the grill covers I have for the two grills, and restitch them to be short, not sure how I cover them if I build them in.

[ssandy_561]

I keep the Weber Kettle "naked". I've never got water in it. I have a stainless steel cover for the griddle I had fabricated when I had some one fabricate the top for my outdoor kitchen. You can see it in the original post of the build for my outdoor kitchen post #14

https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/forum/outdoor-kitchens-and-home-built-smokers/patios-and-outdoor-kitchens/883224-my-8-week-project-is-finally-complete

[Dan Deter]

nice

[jfmorris]

ssandy_561 thanks - that answers some questions. I may have to see about a stainless cover for the Camp Chef FTG900 - someone on Etsy was selling one a year ago when I first got that cooker. Yep - just checked and it can be had for $185. Might work fine, but I might also have to put something heavy on it to keep it from blowing off in a storm.

[Potkettleblack]

Welcome to the Jungle.