I’ve seen most people suggest that you need separation from your heat deflectors and your pizza stone. Will the grates create enough separation?by EV_3790 6 Comments smax410 1 year ago As long as it’s not in direct contact. Some people just use some bolts. RepresentativeNo3947 1 year ago That’s the way I set mine up for pizza. It works pretty well! Rand0m-String 1 year ago I have 1″ iron pipe couplings to keep the stone off the grill. teeksquad 1 year ago I’ve used grates just fine. Since then I have upgraded to my advanced technique. Mason jar bands, three of them. Works perfectly Quiet-Champion4108 1 year ago I use the grill expander to get the pizza stone up in the dome more and take advantage of the refractory heat clusterfuck82 1 year ago Wait, do you need to install deflectors when you use pizza stone? I dont do that, just grates in the top positionWrite A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
teeksquad 1 year ago I’ve used grates just fine. Since then I have upgraded to my advanced technique. Mason jar bands, three of them. Works perfectly
Quiet-Champion4108 1 year ago I use the grill expander to get the pizza stone up in the dome more and take advantage of the refractory heat
clusterfuck82 1 year ago Wait, do you need to install deflectors when you use pizza stone? I dont do that, just grates in the top position
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As long as it’s not in direct contact. Some people just use some bolts.
That’s the way I set mine up for pizza. It works pretty well!
I have 1″ iron pipe couplings to keep the stone off the grill.
I’ve used grates just fine. Since then I have upgraded to my advanced technique. Mason jar bands, three of them. Works perfectly
I use the grill expander to get the pizza stone up in the dome more and take advantage of the refractory heat
Wait, do you need to install deflectors when you use pizza stone? I dont do that, just grates in the top position