Showing posts with label Island. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Island. Show all posts

Friday, September 9, 2011

BBQ Island - The Largest BBQ Store West of the Rockies.

BBQ Island is the largest independent BBQ store West of the Rockies. From award winning spices & rubs to high-end outdoor grills, we are Arizona's only BBQ Superstore. We carry the largest selection of outdoor kitchen equipment and accessories in the Western US. Guaranteed lowest prices and outstanding customer service is what we are all about.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Welcome to Sanibel Island, Florida!

INFO: www.Shorewood2C.com - As you leave Fort Myers and begin to cross the Sanibel Causeway, gulls, pelicans and terns herald your arrival - flying alongside your car, and you may possibly be greeted by jumping dolphins below in the water. Here, mother nature has created a masterpiece of soft white sugary sand, soothing gulf breezes and abundant natural beauty. From the renowned and historic Sanibel Lighthouse, which beckons you to the shell strewn Gulf of Mexico beaches, to the meandering canals, Sanibel possibly has the best weather in the world. But it's the beaches... garnished with tossing palm trees and whispering pines, it's miles and miles of beaches appeal to even the most finicky of beach enthusiasts. Sniabel Island offers the best shelling in North America simply because of geography and the shape of the island. The term "Sanibel Stoop" and "Captiva Crouch" refers to the many visitors bending over and collecting their bounty of seashells. In fact, The non profit Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum features more than 30 exibits of mollusks from around the world, and are devoted to shells in art and history, shell habitat, rare specimens, fossil shells, and more. There is a hands on play area for children as well as videos and games. Miles of white beaches are located throughout Sanibel and nearby Captiva island. Most beaches have nearby parking, restrooms, showers, grills, picnic tables and of course, miles and miles of sand. Some beaches have gentle waves perfect for ...

Monday, January 17, 2011

Outdoor BBQ Island

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Do you spend time in the summer making delicious barbecue ribs on your outdoor grill? Well now you can stash the grill in the attic and build yourself an outdoor kitchen with all of the conveniences and comforts of the indoor kitchen and with a built in outdoor BBQ island.

No more running into the house for things you need while the ribs are burning away. With an outdoor kitchen everything you need is right at your finger tips including a dining area in which to serve your newly barbecued ribs.

An outdoor BBQ island has the grill located at the top of the island with convenient storage for the fresh ribs or steaks, condiments and sauces all in a refrigeration unit in the island. There is also convenient storage for the apron, towels, and utensils needed to cook with. For dining, there could be a storage compartment for dishes, flatware, glassware and mugs as well as serving dishes and platters. Certainly this type of grill is more convenient than the old outdoor grill. Besides, there is more time for you to enjoy the job of grilling and will give you more time to relax and enjoy the company of your family and friends

Your outdoor BBQ island can be gas (generally propane), electric or charcoal. They can be designed to have a cooking top with side burners and a warming oven or cooking oven and rotisserie. In some instances the island will also house a refrigerator and a place for the microwave. You can also have our barbecue island on wheels which will then give you the option of settling it down wherever you may want, either pool side or near the house. You can also make your barbecue island stationary and enjoy using it in the same place every time. When designing your outdoor kitchen, after you have obtained all of the necessary permits, researched the different prices of each component of the kitchen the first thing you want to look for is the outdoor BBQ island and not just because it's Dad's basic necessity.