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Wed, Jun 3, 09 at 20:53
| Our local appliance dealer is pushing an OCI (OCI Elite Series OCIE36BQR).
Any insight would be appreciated... Or suggestions -- we want a grill we can put on a grill cart now, but use as a built in down the road when we come up with the $$ to create an outdoor kitchen. Thanks for the insight! |
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- Posted by weedmeister (My Page) on Sun, Jun 14, 09 at 17:23
| Several grills are built this way. That is, the head unit is separate from the cart. They usually come in two boxes. The head unit drops down into the card and is bolted in. To use in an outdoor, you could just remove it from the cart. If the outdoor counter is made from combustables, then you would need to mount it in something to insulate it. And most manufacturors have something for this too. Check out bbqguys.com, they have a lot of information, videos and such for many different vendors. This will give you a chance to see comparisons of the internals of the grills. |
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