Just ordered a Primo XL for the island

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Please see the following progress, using BBQ Coach framework, granite tile and Primo XL.

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Dry fitting the tile (still had a couple cuts to complete)
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Thinset is done, grouting today or Thursday!
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Primo XL has to be the best ceramic grill out there. I've cooked on the eggs and have had a Primo XL for about two years now. I love the oval shape. It's makes a huge difference in the cooking surface. It's also great for indirect, convection cooking. Enjoy your new grill!
 
bkilpatrick said:
Primo XL has to be the best ceramic grill out there. I've cooked on the eggs and have had a Primo XL for about two years now. I love the oval shape. It's makes a huge difference in the cooking surface. It's also great for indirect, convection cooking. Enjoy your new grill!
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They are from your area too (I am sure you know that all too well!)
 
Out of all the builds on this site, I'm probably patterning mine after the style you used. My island will be similar with the space for an egg, but also a built in grill right next to it. I do have a couple question. I see you used Trex type feet, but what are you using for bottom surface inside? I'm assuming you are putting doors so you can store items inside. Also, have you come up with your countertop? I was thinking of a doing a concrete top for mine.
 
The inside bottom is my stalled/unknown point here. I am not 100% what I am going to do, and part of that depends on how many/type of drawers and then remaining space. I will probably do some marine grade plywood in the open space. I don't have to worry about typical moisture here but until I have my doors/drawers/storage I am not 100% sure yet.

Counter top will be same granite tile with 1" overhang and using 1/2" tile backer board vs. the 1/4" around the sides.
 
rodog123 said:
So thus far are you pretty happy with the BBQ coach system? - VERY MUCH SO
Are the instructions pretty clear? - YES, OVERALL AND THEY HAVE PLENTY OF YOUTUBE VIDEOS TOO!
Have you ran into any problems? - NO NOT REALLY, YOU REALLY DO NEED 2 PEOPLE TO DO THE INITIAL ASSEMBLY

I'm totally not handy and contemplating if I should tackle one myself.
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Please see answers above, been very pleased overall.
 

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