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[internet.weather]

I was thinking of building a barbecue, as the summer months approach. Can anyone tell me the best type of wood to use in it's construction. I want it to last for several years if at all possible.

[Peerzy]

non burnble :lol:

[bigboab]

Originally posted by internet.weather@12 March 2004 - 00:37
I was thinking of building a barbecue, as the summer months approach. Can anyone tell me the best type of wood to use in it's construction. I want it to last for several years if at all possible.
It is springtime man! You should be thinking of building a Barbie Doll. :rolleyes:

[Cheese]

Originally posted by internet.weather@11 March 2004 - 23:37
I was thinking of building a barbecue, as the summer months approach. Can anyone tell me the best type of wood to use in it's construction. I want it to last for several years if at all possible.
I think you're a bit behind the times in your barbeque construction technologies, plastic is all the rage these days. Not only is it lighter, and thus more mobile, it is also completely waterproof so you can barbeque in all weathers.

[Wizard_Mon1]

Bricks are you best bet IW they last a long time and they look tidy and presentable in your garden. :smilie4:

[bigboab]

Originally posted by Wizard_Mon1@12 March 2004 - 00:52
Bricks are you best bet IW they last a long time and they look tidy and presentable in your garden. :smilie4:
Wood is better if it is preserved with oil. B)

[seiya_33]

i started making one with bricks , gave up after 3 days and hired someone who actually knew what he was doing . so yeah id say bricks.

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[Wizard_Mon1]

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Bricks are you best bet IW they last a long time and they look tidy and presentable in your garden. :smilie4:
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Well these homemade BBQs are nothing compared to my charcoal roaster2000

http://www.thebbqshop.co.uk/roaster.jpg

Just the thought of it brings back sweet memories. :wub:

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