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Looks good and the counterspace is abundant. The pebble tiles on blue have a flow to them, almost a wave of water...they have movement!

The company of the movers is called Up & Down, they specialize in moving heavy stuff up (or down) the stairs:) they actually had some machinery with them to help, but they decided that they don't need it for this grill.... 😄 Amazing company, super professional. They earned their tips, indeed.

KK 32” is due to arrive tomorrow, with covers, rotisserie cradle, rotisserie spit, rotisserie basket splitter, metal topped side tables, baking stone, smoker Rotisserie motor is here I have an old bbq guru but will see how I get on without it, will probably use it to confirm grill temps in the first few cooks so I can make note of vent openings and temperature. I also have the Meater 2plus Chicken is brining with lemon, bay leaves, pepper and juniper, and I am just about to shape a sourdough loaf and will do a retarded prove in the fridge So If all goes to plan KK arrives tomorrow after lunch, and I’ll do the initial burn. Will then fire it up again, char beetroot in the coals, grill some peppers and spring onions (scallions), rotisserie chicken with some beech smoke and catch the drippings to roast off some new seasons baby potatoes. Then I’ll raise the temperature and bake the loaf in a challenger pan. I am a little bit excited

Tanks only wish they were this well-built!

Hi all, I’m excited to share that the 22TT and the outdoor kitchen that @DennisLinkletter helped me plan have arrived this week! They look absolutely beautiful, and I now have so much space for cooking. Thanks so much, Dennis! I’m currently organizing where to place all the grill accessories etc., and once that’s done, I’ll do a full clean-up of the grills and furniture. What do you think? PS: The observant among you will notice that the grill is neither Tiles nor Bronze 😂

Hi Terry Welcome to the forum. Some pictures would help us help you. Restoring tiles can be easy or it can be hard, depending on the damage you are trying to repair Bill

Ever since Dennis came out with the rotisserie spit (which I got one of the early releases almost 9yrs ago), I never used the baskets again since you can setup almost anything on the Spit forks plus much easier to work with and clean afterwards..

As @C6Bill said, pictures would help, especially if you have an old R Johnson KK (aka POSK). If that's what you own, then shedding tiles is just par for the course. It may or may not be repairable. I owned one myself and the collar for the top hat just crumbled. They just weren't very well made, unlike Dennis' KKs, which are built like tanks!