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Concept imageA home for the cast iron that's as heavy-duty as the pans. Four tiers of 10 ga steel rails on edge don't sag under a 12 in skillet. A lip on each tier keeps pans from sliding off the front, and the tall bottom bay takes a Dutch oven with its lid on. Every part is laser cut and locates itself with tabs and slots, and the Texas outline is cut through both sides. Cut in Greenville, Texas.
Coming soonEvery kit is prototyped and test-built before it goes on sale.
Ask about this kitShips flat in 1 parcel box, 21 × 14 × 5 in, about 25 lb.
12 × 18-1/4 in flat, 7.8 lb each
12 × 18-1/4 in flat, 7.8 lb each
14-1/4 × 3/4 in flat, 0.4 lb each
14-1/4 × 1 in flat, 0.5 lb each
14-1/4 × 1-1/2 in flat, 0.8 lb each
The illustrated assembly guide walks through every fit-up, tack and weld. Download the guide (PDF).
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Concept imageA half cooking grate you weld yourself, made to sit on the FP30 Lone Star fire pit. Laser-cut 10 ga steel bars stand on edge and lock into two cross ties and two handle rails, 20 parts in all. It covers half the pit, so you can cook on one side and feed the fire on the other.
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