CGA Offset Plate

[Richard in NS]

After seeing these on Aussi and European sites for indirect cooks, I decided to make one since I couldn’t buy one here in Canada. Took an old scrap piece of SS.

formed it to fit 2/3 of the grate area


then cut the grate to give me a small size to fit in the bottom if cooking a larger piece of meat or a larger size to fit on top. I can use both pieces to have the regular grate size. Both pieces will fit under the charcoal grate when transporting so I can store charcoal and accessories inside the CGA. It is not pretty but should work and it was free.

 

[Ron De Hoogh]

Nice! I like it.

 

[Joe Anshien]

That looks really nice. I went the other way for indirect with a bread pan with holes.

 

[Richard in NS]

That looks really nice. I went the other way for indirect with a bread pan with holes.
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The Canadian bread pans must be a different size Joe. I could not find one that fit the way I wanted. Yours look like a nice fit!

 

[Joe Anshien]

This video has lots of suggestions for your WGA.

 

[Kelly C]

Wow…he got a lot of stuff packed in there! Pretty cool.

 

[ChrisInhove]

Neat. I used a folded piece of thin ss that clips itself between the charcoal grids, so it’s full adjustable.

However, because it’s twin walled it seems to insulate the non charcoal side a little too much for indirect cooking (although probably ideal for longer cooks) so I’m redoing it with some perforated plate.

 

[Richard in NS]

Yeah, the one I made is designed for longer cooks. Post a pic of yours though. I would like to see it.

 

[George Curtis]

Someone makes one similar to ops one. But with two pieces. A slot in one piece and a bolt and wing nut. Now you can move the barrier part in or out for more or less coals.

 

[George Curtis]

Ok, pic of what I was talking about.

 

[Richard in NS]

Ok, pic of what I was talking about.

I like that George. I will have to look at modifying mine. Good to see you back posting again. You were my inspiration to get a CGA and now have a GGA as well. Thanks!

 

[Joe Anshien]

Someone makes one similar to ops one. But with two pieces. A slot in one piece and a bolt and wing nut. Now you can move the barrier part in or out for more or less coals.

That company makes a lot of really cool stuff the the G-Anywhere. They are here https://quetensils.com/ I think they are based out of NZ and shipping could be expensive. If you join the FB Webergalife group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/webergalife) You will be amazed at the uses of the grill

 

[George Curtis]

On the bbq brethren site, there is a member called phubar. He lives in the Netherlands and I have to say that he is the absolute king of the go anywhere. Absolute king. Sadly many of his posts or pics were wiped out due to photo buckets shenanigans. A great loss. I refuse to pay them a penny so I have lost many pics also. But for sure, check him out.

 

[Richard in NS]

On the bbq brethren site, there is a member called phubar. He lives in the Netherlands and I have to say that he is the absolute king of the go anywhere. Absolute king. Sadly many of his posts or pics were wiped out due to photo buckets shenanigans. A great loss. I refuse to pay them a penny so I have lost many pics also. But for sure, check him out.

I remember his posts and pics George. Haven't checked into the Brethren site in years. I need to rectify that.