I turned mine into a huge planter. I used spider plants but any plant will do. Just make sure all the workings are out of the grill, put stones in for drainage and then add dirt and plants. I left my top on and made sure it would stay open.
I used it as a plantar in my yard. I first lined it with a large aluminum roasting pan, then added soil and plants or artificial flowers or greens for the holidays.
I burned out the bottom of my gas grill this spring! Got hubby of the recliner fast & used the fire extinguisher & everything! Would like to reuse/recycle in my g...
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I have had this reel mower sitting next to my shed for years. It is cute but does anyone have any ideas that would make it a really fun accessory for the backyard. Th...
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I have a few concrete test cylinders and would like some ideas how to best use them. I did have them in my garden as border material for many years but the new apt. ...
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My home was built in the 70s with this planter area right inside the living room. It had one of those dark mirrors with the gold design on it (which I still have). Wh...
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I turned mine into a huge planter. I used spider plants but any plant will do. Just make sure all the workings are out of the grill, put stones in for drainage and then add dirt and plants. I left my top on and made sure it would stay open.
If still works, donate to Habitat.
Here's a good idea: https://www.littlethings.com/upcycled-grill-fire-pit/4
I used it as a plantar in my yard. I first lined it with a large aluminum roasting pan, then added soil and plants or artificial flowers or greens for the holidays.
What about turning it into a fire pit?
Don't laugh, but, when got a new one we, we put our old one at the curb and it was gone before I made it back around the house.