4 responses to “I’m building an outdoor fire pit / grill. But am having a hard time finding cast iron cooking grates.?”
wellaem at 2010/03/08 03:09 says:
keep your eyes open at the local dump/recycle center. Many charcoal grills have those, and are free for the taking
oldman49_2000 at 2010/03/08 03:12 says:
You will be able to find cast iron grates in various sizes from a reputable fire place store supplier.
Tommy C at 2010/03/08 03:16 says:
type in cast iron cookin grates on line
Eagles Fly at 2010/03/08 03:19 says:
If you know of a welder in your area and if he’s willing, he could make you what you need.
We had this done for our pit. Most welders who have been around for years, may have something lying around that the welder might sell you. Ask if he could make one for you. He probably will. That’s one of the reasons he’s in the business.
We’ve had him do a few things for us. Sounds like that’s the way you’re going to get what you’re looking for.
We haven’t had a conventional grill in years. Gave up on them. Seems you’re always having to by parts. We do all outdoor cooking over our pit. You can also get a try pod for cooking over your pit.
I think food tastes better, cooked over an open fire pit.
Welder could also make tools you may want to have.
keep your eyes open at the local dump/recycle center. Many charcoal grills have those, and are free for the taking
You will be able to find cast iron grates in various sizes from a reputable fire place store supplier.
type in cast iron cookin grates on line
If you know of a welder in your area and if he’s willing, he could make you what you need.
We had this done for our pit. Most welders who have been around for years, may have something lying around that the welder might sell you. Ask if he could make one for you. He probably will. That’s one of the reasons he’s in the business.
We’ve had him do a few things for us. Sounds like that’s the way you’re going to get what you’re looking for.
We haven’t had a conventional grill in years. Gave up on them. Seems you’re always having to by parts. We do all outdoor cooking over our pit. You can also get a try pod for cooking over your pit.
I think food tastes better, cooked over an open fire pit.
Welder could also make tools you may want to have.
Good Luck