Fire Grate? (sp)
 

Hey guy, I love to cook out on the camp fire, steaks, soup, stew, whatever, can anyone point me to a good fire grate???
Thanks!
Willie

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

Fire Ring/Grill














300-square-inch cooking area
32" diameter








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Buyer's Guide

Like those used in Forest Service campgrounds around the country, this sturdy fire ring will let you enjoy a safe fire for cooking or just relaxing wherever you want to relive the camping experience. Ideal for use in the backyard, at the cabin or at your private campsite, it keeps hot coals and ashes safely contained. The formed 1" flange gives it maximum strength. The grate is constructed of 1/2" dia. A36 steel bars, adjusts from 7-1/2" to 14" above the firebox and has a 300 sq. in. cooking area. A powder coat finish protects it from rust and corrosion for years of enjoyment.
Weight: 85 lbs.
Overall diameter: 32-5/8".
Measures: 6" high.







$169.99




















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RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

GoogleLodge. They make goodies for outdoor cooking.

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

Yeah, there's nothing like cooking over an open fire. I started building these for my self and then friends. Over the years I have put all kinds of stuff on them. They are 36" in diameter, stand appx 32" high made from 1/4"and 3/8" plate and weigh in the 150-175 lb range. All have grills/grates for cooking but are not always pictured. They do cook steaks and fajitas very well.

Here are just a few examples....

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

THE ONE ABOVE WOULD BE A LITTLE SMALL FOR OUR CAMP.....USE ANYTHING JUST STAY AWAY FROM GALVANIZED.

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

Those are some sweet fire cookers.

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I work with metal and I must say, excellent work doubleA...How did you come about with the pattern? I guess the plates are laser cut being 1/4” or 3/8” plates?...:eek:

I'm going to have to make one and it wont be as fancy as boubleA, but it will be stainless steel...:D

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

Homemade;

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

double a you are making some nice firepits, do you sell them?

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

trailer what kind of metal work do you do? i work in a stainless sheetmetal/kitchen fab shop in wv

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

Our main line is clothing fixtures but with today's demands we are into anything consisting of mild steel, stainless steel tubing and sheet metal...

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

thats cool we are basicly in the same work. we make mostly custom kitchen counters,sinks and dishtablesfor casinos,schools and hospitals,my boss is real good about us making "home projects" i've made some gas grills and some stuff for local resturants,i just got done a fewdeer hangers and might give the fire ring a try.I might catch you around on here again,jeff

RE: Fire Grate? (sp)
 

Sorry for the delay in responding, I have been away chasing mule deer and elk for the last week and a half.

The fire rings are made from plain ol A36 sheet steel, sheared into strips and rolled.
While I do some work with a plasma torch,98% of the cutting is done with a oxy/acetylene torch. It is time consuming but all the artwork work and cutting is done by hand. With that, I would have a hard time selling them for a profit due to the labor involved. I have thought about getting a CAD/CNC plasma but really cant justify the expense right now.

Thanks for the kind words.........

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doubleA those are sweet. I am almost happy you do not sell them, I would have to buy one!!