cast iron grill grate

[blues_n_cues]

i think i need one of these for steaks,brats,& searing.
http://www.gandermountain.com/modper...n&merchID=4005

since i have one of these(different company & 100 years old but..).
http://www.gandermountain.com/modper...n&merchID=4005

[Slanted88]

I like em both! Get on it...

[HawgHeaven]

I see some mighty fine grilled steaks cooked on that puppy...

[DangerDan]

Oddly enough I was just looking at that grate. I'm building a new firebox and decided on the grate and this door for the upgrade.

[ALX]

I have the CI deal for weber kettle....Its awesome and the sear etc. is sweet....Worth every penny ans she will last forever compared to standard crappy grills that need replacing etc...

[blues_n_cues]

Oddly enough I was just looking at that grate. I'm building a new firebox and decided on the grate and this door for the upgrade.

why not just buy the 150 year old company 4 footed wood stove for $150 more???
i'll send ya all kinds of pics of mine.
this thing wat the only home heater & stove for ths house for over 120 years...

[DangerDan]

why not just buy the 150 year old company 4 footed wood stove for $150 more???
i'll send ya all kinds of pics of mine.
this thing wat the only home heater & stove for ths house for over 120 years...

Because I have a buddy with a fab shop. I certify his welders for dirt cheap and one hand washes the other. I just want the cast door for the strength & seal. Sure he could build a reinforced door, but I like the looks for the cast door.

[blues_n_cues]

Because I have a buddy with a fab shop. I certify his welders for dirt cheap and one hand washes the other. I just want the cast door for the strength & seal. Sure he could build a reinforced door, but I like the looks for the cast door.

ding ding ding.. thats the correct American answer.

[mulepackin]

I guess I'm confused. The item in the link looks like it should be used inside the stove. A grate for getting your wood, coal, or other fuel up off of the floor of the stove, to get a little more airflow under it and burn hotter, as well as prolonging the life of the firebox. I didn't think it was a cooking utensil. Am I wrong? The short legs on it make me think it would sit too high above the top of the stove to allow it to get very hot at all if used that way

[SequimHunter01]

Another cast iron grate option for you......

Just thought I'd throw out this option for you all to mull over!

http://www.cast-iron-grate.com/store/

(Sorry about the link, as you may have to cut/paste it to view it.)