Folding table for grilling, what are you using?

[SYE]

Just make sure it can't melt, I wasted 1 with my webber and one with my Blackstone

[Mary Legault]

We really like this table. See link.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/w...6056p.html#srp

[KF6VBJ]

I have used this for years with no problems with my Blackstone 17” grill or Coleman stove. I like the compact design for our 24’ Prism... Camco Deluxe Folding Grill Table,... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00192JGDU?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

[Bulldawg1959]

Bought this one, really love it! Handles our Blackstone 17" griddle great.

https://www.amazon.com/outdoor-grill...or+grill+table

[eye95]

Originally Posted by Bulldawg1959

Bought this one, really love it! Handles our Blackstone 17" griddle great.

https://www.amazon.com/outdoor-grill...or+grill+table

Double-check your link please.

[mtn_matt]

Originally Posted by Mary Legault

We really like this table. See link.

https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/w...6056p.html#srp

I love Canada... you can buy camping gear and kitchen mixers at a tire shop!

[sfbrabbitry]

I have the plastic table and the roll up/folding metal table like a few here have. I put bricks (flat down and angled where front/back and sides are on the same brick) on all 4 corners of my Traeger and set it on the plastic table. Traeger said that is what they have done and I have had no issues

[DLorenzen]

I use something similar to the Rio Expandable Camping Table (not the same brand but similar). It's an aluminum roll-up table. For grilling, I just put the grill on it. For Dutch Oven cooking, I put a welding blanket over it as an added safety and then I have oil pans that I've put the DO's in. I've had 2 - 14's and 1 - 12 going at the same time on it. Works great.

[gkczuba]

Our fifth wheel came with a grill which attaches to our unit via a bracket. We don't feel safe using it so instead we use a metal 'bag' table for a stand. Does anyone use a grill attached to the trailer?

[DLorenzen]

We had a 2018 28' Salem that had a gas grill (connected to the trailer propane) attached to the back. The swing arm took it out 4' away from the trailer. You could also pop it off and put it on a table using small propane bottles. With Scout and Military background, I didn't like it that close to the even the corner of the trailer by the outdoor kitchen for grilling and cleaning was a pain while connected. I wound up using it for small pots or for something like grilling ears of corn. No meats, fats or grease unless I pulled the pins and put it on a table. It looks convenient but I was leery of any real use. Also too small to do more than a couple of items at a time.

[PolaroidPaul]

Originally Posted by Bhrava

How big is that wire side? Need at least 3 feet for it to fit.

If you follow the link to Amazon you will see that the wire extension is something like 28.3 inches!

[Bhrava]

Originally Posted by PolaroidPaul

If you follow the link to Amazon you will see that the wire extension is something like 28.3 inches!

Too small. So far none of the linked ones will work for what I have. Guess I will have to break down and get that 4' x 2' aluminum one after all. The tailgate on my truck has the goofy handle on it, so can't put it there either, besides, the last thing I would want to have an accidental flare up on would be the tow vehicle.

[flosmith]

The table linked in post #25 is 4 feet long. It is a very sturdy table!

[fmattox74]

Why not just put a 1/2 cookie/cake sheet pan underneath it if your worried about heat. Line it with Aluminum foil if you don't like to clean up a big pan.

[hobienick]

Originally Posted by fmattox74

Why not just put a 1/2 cookie/cake sheet pan underneath it if your worried about heat. Line it with Aluminum foil if you don't like to clean up a big pan.

It can still melt. Just takes a bit longer.

[hobienick]

Originally Posted by gkczuba

Our fifth wheel came with a grill which attaches to our unit via a bracket. We don't feel safe using it so instead we use a metal 'bag' table for a stand. Does anyone use a grill attached to the trailer?

Nope. I have a hard time putting open flames against a fiberglass panel or under my awning. Plus, sometimes the grill gets smokey and I like some distance between it and my open windows.

[str8t six]

Originally Posted by gkczuba

Does anyone use a grill attached to the trailer?

we use ours all the time and have had no issues so far.

[flosmith]

Check this one out. 3 ft long; aluminum. I saw it when I clicked on a previous poster’s link...


https://www.amazon.com/REDCAMP-Alumi.../dp/B086YQR6M4

[evalbert]

We have a mount on the side of our Flagstaff that holds the gas grill. Works great. We've also used a folding table from Walmart that has a "wire grill" surface on one side and a solid plastic surface on the other. Works well with gas or charcoal since the wire surface lets heat and ash fall instead of melting plastic surface.

[GChrist]

Originally Posted by Diverman

https://www.amazon.com/Lifetime-2803.../dp/B06XD1B28V

Look at this folding table with fold out metal rack. Works perfect for us. And stores in the same place as the non metal shelve unit. Also at Sam's club for 45 dollars. I use this with our Blackstone grill, works perfect, very sturdy and the price is good for what you get.

I also use this Lifetime table for my Camp Chef Everest stove. I added rubber feet to the bottom of the stove so they sit down in the round holes on the table top to keep it from sliding around. It works great for us.