This week, Mark added a side grill to our home-built, custom teardrop trailer, because, you know, he can! (I LOVE this man!)
When we initially designed our teardrop trailer, which really was a bit more like winging than designing (check out my blog post: Building Our Teardrop Trailer From Scratch: Learning by Doing) we made note ahead of time of some key features we wanted to include.
One feature, right off the bat, was to install an extra deep stainless steel sink that could easily hold a large spaghetti pot.
Another was to install rails all around the rear of the trailer to accommodate table tops wherever we might need ’em. Our thought on this was to stay modular in our design, ready to accommodate future needs.
Well, this week, a need (really a “want”) arose when Mark decided he wanted to add an extra grill besides the neat slide-out, cast iron, double-burner grill we already enjoy.
As you may note in the picture above, besides the rear-right rail being used by our fold-out table, there’s also a rail on the right side panel of the trailer near the electric socket. We have the same exact two-rail configuration on the left side of our teardrop trailer as well.
So when Mark decided he wanted to make use of an old barbecue grill, we talked about a design for making it safe and stable so our 80-lb Lab/Shepherd couldn’t accidentally knock it over. All said and done, we came up with this:
“Is that grill smoking,” you ask?
Why, “Yes, it is!”
How can one set up a grill and not fire it up?
Salmon burgers, here . . . we . . . come!
We love our ever-morphing teardrop trailer! We especially love all her details, details, details!
Make sure to have fun with YOUR teardrop trailer! Even if you buy it new or already customized by a previous owner, make sure to add those details that make it your own!
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Teardrop Adventures 
Love it! Great to have such a handy guy on hand.
No kidding! Thanks!