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GAS BRICK BBQ - sourcing
jkd_3
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Hi there !
Hope someone can direct me to a website.
I would like to build a brick BBQ outside in my little garden, however, I do not want a charcoal one.
I am looking to purchase a gas BBQ insert, i.e. the bit that you build into the brick structure but a BBQ that can feed off gas, not charcoal as is the usual method.
It's the actual insert that I am looking for and not instructions on how to build a brick bbq.
And not too expensive.......
Can someone help ?
Very grateful
Hope someone can direct me to a website.
I would like to build a brick BBQ outside in my little garden, however, I do not want a charcoal one.
I am looking to purchase a gas BBQ insert, i.e. the bit that you build into the brick structure but a BBQ that can feed off gas, not charcoal as is the usual method.
It's the actual insert that I am looking for and not instructions on how to build a brick bbq.
And not too expensive.......
Can someone help ?
Very grateful
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I googled 'gas barbecue inserts for brick barbecues' :rolleyes: and found this
http://www.internetgardener.co.uk/ProductDetail/2958/Landmann-Masonry-Gas-BBQ-Insert---2-Burner-Built-It-Gas-BBQ.aspx
Is it what you want?
Your post here was 2nd in the google list:D .0 -
if you search using masonry bbq, they usually come up, seem to be around £120.Kegs0
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