Would this be large enough to store a bag of charcoal? I don't have a garage so bags of grilling charcoal are forever getting wet.
750092
I am not sure how long a bag of charcoal you are trying to store, but if you emptied it into the bucket, I think you could. The bag itself might not fit though!
750093
Only if you take some silicone caulk and seal around where the handles poke through slots in the top of the lid. Otherwise rainwater will get in and still get stuff wet. You will need to inspect the caulk regularly because the lid flexes when you pull it off and put it back on - so the caulk will pop loose over time and you will have to pull it off, clean it well, and re-caulk.Or you could line it with a heavy duty garbage bag and keep the top tied shut.
750094
Only if you take some silicone caulk and seal around where the handles poke through slots in the top of the lid. Otherwise rainwater will get in and still get stuff wet. You will need to inspect the caulk regularly because the lid flexes when you pull it off and put it back on - so the caulk will pop loose over time and you will have to pull it off, clean it well, and re-caulk. Or you could line it with a heavy duty garbage bag and keep the top tied shut.
750095
Yep, would work great for charcoal! We bought two. My wife loves to feed the animals so we have bird seed in one and deer corn in the other. Keeps the seed dry and protects it from the squirrels that had eaten into our plastic containers. In more than a year they have never gotten into these little buckets. They look nice too!
750096
Obviously it would depend on the size of the bag. I'd say that yes, this bucket would have a large enough capacity to hold the charcoal from an average sized bag. As someone else said, the bag would have to be emptied into it.
1807569
I wouldn't put it on a charcoal grill, I only use it to put the cooked meat on it, keeps it warm while carrying it to the kitchen.
1624071
I think it might be too big. Check the dimensions. We keep ours stored open in a storage unit.
1316546
Probably not any storage space in a folder. We use ours on a regular size grill.
257462
I have not used it in the rain however the cover is very thick and sturdy and I would think that it would keep the grill dry.
1336593
About 6 in deep. You really want coals to grill in. What works best for us is to start out with charcoal, cook food, then throw logs on. Worked great at places like nascar where there aren't fire pits. Low profile for RV basement storage
226800
It is for a tabletop gas grill. I suspect a small charcoal grill would get to hot on the bottom and would mar the stand itself (which is mostly plastic).
983955
I think that would be too big. We use Stop & Shop tall kitchen bag (13 gallon) with drawstring. You slightly stretch the opening of the bag and wrap the edge of the trash can's opening. The bottom of the bag doesn't completely touch the bottom of the can, but the bag attaches to the can's opening tight enough so that it won't fall inside unless you intentionally throw extremely heavy items down into the can. We use the can for recyclables (cans, bottles,boxes, etc.).
1700618
The large area (smoker area) does not have a grate to hold coals. It would be quite easy to add. I only use mine for smoking. I made a few mods and it works great. Would be happy to detail the mods if you would like.
1449848
It's not long enough to hold the fat ones that are about 5" to 6" in diameter, but should work fine for the smaller ones. Great product. I use it to store grill supplies including charcoal and it never get's wet.
1308156
Yes, it would definitely be big enough. Beware though! I had to air mine out a bit since it smelled a bit of mildew. Sprayed it with Lysol and aired it out, and now it is just fine.
1932185
Not sure about how big a 40lb bag of charcoal is as I have a gas grill. I can comment on the container, sturdy, well built and I love the twist top lid.
432767
It fits on a cement bench that is 15" deep and about 2 1/2 ' long. I would guess that a minimum of 15" X 18" would work. If it would help your decision; when not in use we store it inside a two burner Weber gas grill cabinet.
860927
More than enough to grill two fairly large steaks. If you need more charcoal you can spead the baskets apart and place coals between them. Actually prevents wasting coal.
1336595
It is not deep enough to fit logs AND grill on top of the cooking grill at the same time. As far as cooking is concerned, I have been told not to burn coals on it, but I ignored the warnings and have cooked on it with hot coals more then once and it did not ruin my pit so far.
613583
You probably want something more stable. It has been fine for small container potting in a courtyard but I don't think I'd put a grill on it.
1014247
Yes. It will hold platters of hot food. I would not put something on it you had directly on the grill to cook with though, like a wok or something that was directly on the coals