Multi-tier rack Mod for BGE

[Cracklin Jeorge]

OK so I have some extra grill racks from ECBs I've burned through and I thought I'd turn them into a multi-tier rack for my BGE. I don't have a welder so this will be a Nuts & Bolts job. My question is what type of material to use?
I'm thinking Stainless.

 

[Midnight Smoke]

Standard steel will be good, stainless looks pretty until grease covered. No Galvanized..

 

[Cracklin Jeorge]

Standard steel will be good, stainless looks pretty until grease covered. No Galvanized..

Got that! Thanks.

 

[thirdeye]

Old Dave's "Contraption" is the slickest design I have seen for making your own multi tier grate. In this article from his site, not only does he have a bill of materials, but he also has a bunch of cooking examples and tips for using this outfit. He has logged 4000+ hours of cooking with the Contraption, so that takes a lot of the guess work out of it.

http://olddavespo-farm.blogspot.com/2009/01/ceramic-cooking-contraption.html

 

[Cracklin Jeorge]

Now that's a helpful link... Thanks Thirdeye!

 

[Rick's Tropical Delight]

try regular-old-standard-find-in-the-garage nuts and bolts and washers. no need for galvy or stainless. but EITHER and or BOTH of those would work too. :shock:

or just some simple wooden blocks of hickory or oak will work fine too.

 

[Cracklin Jeorge]

try regular-old-standard-find-in-the-garage nuts and bolts and washers. no need for galvy or stainless. but EITHER and or BOTH of those would work too. :shock:

or just some simple wooden blocks of hickory or oak will work fine too.

as I recall you already told me that once. Thanks.