Since I intend on staying in my current apartment for a few years, and I have a really big porch, I would like to get a nice charcoal grill. It doesn't need to be highly portable (I have a tailgating weber for that) but it does need to be able to go up the stairs to my deck, which is on the second floor. It also can't be SO heavy that it's a
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Just saying.
http://www.cityofmadison.com/fire/prevention/community_education/pdf_files/GrillsInternationalFireCode.pdf
http://www.cityofmadison.com/fire/department_news/press_releases/2008/May22_grill%20safety.pdf
http://www.cityofmadison.com/fire/prevention/pdf/Outdoor_OpenBurn.pdf
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Perhaps I need a smaller/transportable one and I can grill down on the yard. But that means running up and down stairs for things a lot.
I suspect I will simply break the rules a little. I can certainly place it 10 feel from the building since the porch is big, but it'll still be on a porch which is technically against the rules. I'm sure they don't enforce that often though - I grilled on a much smaller porch all the time when I rented before.
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The grill safety article mentions that LP grills are a greater fire hazard than charcoal grills.
I love Madison ordinances.
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b) swbmo prefers charcoal, but she can't ever get a fire started
c) my advice is to watch the curb/freecycle/clist for free grills. you'd be amazed how many are out there that you can get for free
and finally,
d) yeah. madison is really strict on grills in the firecode
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I really don't want a crappy curb grill. I usually LIKE free stuff, but this time it's something I want to have that's NICE. I'm trying to have nice things in my new place so I can stop feeling so crappy about it.
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I always keep and eye on freecycle, so if something that sounds right comes up, great! I'll add grills to my CL searchterms too.
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