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Hardwood to Aluminum: Why An Egg Table

December 04, 2018

Hardwood to Aluminum: Why An Egg Table
Do you use the standard nest for your egg? Have you experienced your egg almost becoming scrambled when moving it in a nest? Do you crave the Ultimate Cooking Eggsperience? If you answered “yes”, please don’t wait any longer to make your experience more efficient with a table for your Big Green Egg.
  
An egg table is an essential necessity for the Ultimate Cooking Eggsperience; any Egghead will agree! What better place to buy your first Egg and table combo or upgrade your Egg to a table than at Leisure Depot! All seven Big Green Eggs are displayed here with an abundance of Eggcessories to fulfill your needs; including tables. How do you pick the right table for your egg? Understand the table’s quality, features, functionality and aesthetics. 
  
There are a variety of tables to choose from, it can be overwhelming, but that’s where the Eggsperts come in. Here at Leisure Depot, we provide options from compact tables composed of wood to customizable aluminum islands to fit your Ultimate Cooking Eggsperience needs! From the Mini to the Extra Large, there is a table to fit your Big Green Egg. Cypress, Acacia, Teak and Mahogany are four hardwoods offered from BGE. Our aluminum, weather-proof, egg tables and customizable islands are the focal point to the ultimate backyard!

big green egg mahogany table

Each of the hardwood tables comes with a one-year warranty from Big Green Egg. A granite block for cutting (and use as a hot plate), table nest and casters are included with the Cypress table. Feel free to stain this table any color you would like as well. Big Green Egg’s Teak and Mahogany tables allow you to add casters for mobility. The Teak table allows you to see each golden wood grain through its manufacturing process. The reddish-brown Mahogany table has live-edge finishes and multi-sized slats for a sleek rustic contemporary look. BGE’s Acacia table is the newest addition to the hardwood family with a universal sharp look. It has curved ends with a dark knotty pine hue to it. This table comes with the tool hook, and casters can be added to it. The tool hook feature allows Eggcessories such as the ash tool, grill gripper, or basting brush to hang for easy access.

Aluminum tables are the up and coming commodity for Eggheads as customization allows the buyer an endless range of options. Our cast aluminum egg cart, with a desert bronze finish, features wheels, a tool hook, and handle you can use as a towel rack. Big Green Egg’s newest item is the Modular Nest and Expansion Frame which gives a modern look to your Egg set-up. Choose between four expansion frame inserts that appeal to you; acacia, distressed acacia, stainless-steel grid and a solid stainless-steel insert. Some customers buy the frame extension to place their mini or mini-max egg on as well. This unit comes with a tool hook, and casters can be added. The largest of BGE’s aluminum tables is the Cooking Island. It holds the egg, charcoal, Eggcessories, and is on casters so it can easily move. You have two surfaces on both sides of the egg to place items while cooking. Due to the extra space on the surrounding sides, you can fit a mini or mini-max on this island as well. Each of these items are offered to fit the large or extra-large eggs.


Another line of custom carts and islands is a brand made by the Amish and it’s not out of composite…but aluminum. These two series offer a 100% lifetime warranty and are 100% weather-proof so you have no fear of the elements. Being customizable, you can choose specific colors, cabinets or drawers, the length, accessories, appliances and more! We showcase the Torch and Coastal Series while allowing you to create your own backyard island to fit your grilling needs. The Torch cart comes with casters, a towel rack, and a table nest is not needed. It can hold a 20-pound bag of charcoal, multiple Eggcessories, and has a drawer with dividers. The Coastal series features various options to maximize your grilling space. In this series, your Egg can be accompanied by a Delta Heat drop-in unit; either propane or natural gas. There is plenty of storage, and casters can be added. This is a great fit to any backyard!

big green egg table cover

Table covers are available to protect your egg and table from the elements. Come see the largest selection of tables in town. Get rid of the nest and place your egg in a table. Let us help you choose the right one today!

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