Replacement BBQ Trays

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Replacement BBQ Trays

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Does anyone know where I can get replacement BBQ grill plates 52cm x 52cm. I have tried Leroy Merlin and other such places without any luck.

The BBQ I have is one of those brick types with slots to raise and lower the trays.

Any Help would be appreciated.
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logicbob wrote:Does anyone know where I can get replacement BBQ grill plates 52cm x 52cm
Try Mestre Maco in Lagoa I have seen they sell brick bbq's
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Peter, thank you, I have tried that route and Maxmat with no luck.
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:lol: We also found this very difficult to find, which is stupid really when you think everywhere sells the barbecues!

In the end we had our made for us by a friend of a friend.
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There is a place that advertises ironwork next to the garden centre that sells bonsai trees ( the one on the EN125 towards Faro, on the edge of Lagoa on the right hand side - nearly opposite Mestre Maco). Possibly they would make one up for you, or be able to suggest somone who could? I dont know what they are called - its just a sign I noticed when visiting the garden centre.

Another company that I have come across, that possibly might help is http://www.gfs-metalworks.com/index.php

Just ideas - maybe they will help.
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Post by Barry »

The garden centre has been taken over and is now called Wingarden, so that's the one to look out for. Agree with Carolyn that if you have exhausted all the stores, then getting one made is the only answer. Unless you do what we did, and buy a gas BBQ :)
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Theres a place called 'Zonda' address is Quatro Estrados 8125-018 Quarteira, tel 289 356 233 fax 289 356 234
www.zonda-thebbqshop.com
The lady who owns and runs it is very helpful. good luck Liz
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Post by Barry »

Hi Liz,
That's where we bought our gas BBQ. Not cheap by UK standards, but delivered fully assembled. I never thought I would give up my charcoal Webber, but the convenience of gas won me over. It's the normal way of cooking meat, fish or fowl, when we are "in residence". Not quite sure why we put in a new kitchen!?
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Thank you everyone, I am in Carvoeiro at the moment so I will take a look at some of these places.
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lizzieh, good call on Zonda just been there although they did not have what I was looking for the chap that I spoke to new of a small place a couple of hundred meters away. From Zonda go towards Faro next round a bout turn right and it is the small pottery on the left, they have all types of bits and pieces for almost everything.
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But did theyn have your Barb Be tray.Liz
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Post by tbbr »

Try using a large metal baking dish, V cheap and easily replaced.
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Post by logicbob »

Liz, I ended up buying a 52cm x 44cm it was only 20 euros. I will keep looking for the bigger one.
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