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Thanks! It is a Jenn Air 4 burner. I got it at the Blue box store a few years back collecting dust. It is one of the older models with the 304 Stainless. No complaints so far.

Well, the consensus came back that epoxy grout was the way to go...so that is the way I went. I got a product called CEG Lite from the Big Orange store. I must admit I was a bit nervous about what to expect but when I started working with it, it was a lot like normal grout. Then I came to the...

Thanks for the referral Frog. I just posed the same question over there.

Just finished tiling my BBQ and now am looking into various options for grout: 1) Epoxy grout - Hear it is bullet proof, especially for outdoor use. Not sure of the texture and it is expensive. 2) Standard sanded grout with sealer mixed in - Hear with the sealer you mix into the grout that it...

Stever, I am not familiar with the RainBird controller you have...I have a Hunter unit that my landscaper installed. It has a wireless rain sensor which will prevent the system from irrigating if it has rained. Not quite as tech savvy as that module but it still prevents you from running out...

I know I have read this somewhere, but for the life of me I cannot find it. What is the logic for placing vents high versus low. I know it has to do with the prevailing wind, but do you want the high vents on the windward side or the low vents? Thanks in advance.

Thanks MCR500! That is the kind of insight I was looking for. I have used Durock indoors in a bathroom before, so I am familiar with the texture and other pitfalls you mention. I do not have any experience with HB though, so it is difficult for me to understand the differences in texture...

Can Durock be used rather than Hardibacker? I am in the planning/design phase of my outdoor kitchen and I never see Hardibacker in any of the box stores in my area, however I do see Durock. If Durock has the same structural integrity as Hardibacker, couldn't that be used instead and then you...