You're welcome! Maybe i should be asking Keter for commission! haha! Enjoy Mate

Nice! I’ve actually never tried an official ooni table, mainly because I just don’t have the room for one

Where did you get the BBQ cover? Do you have link?

@@evaheimisdottir2234 do you mean for the Weber in the background?

@@TomVoyageuk Yes, or I’m looking for a cover that fits over an Ooni Karu 16 and a table. Havent bought a table yet so I’m still looking. Do you store the ovens inside while not in use or cover them and store them outside?

@@TomVoyageuk Also like this Keter table but the shipping is way to high to Iceland from Amazon UK. 😂 I hope Costco will sell these tables in the summer as I’ve seen Keter products there.

Thank you so much 😀

Thanks for watching!

Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, I actually went out and tired that this weekend, and technically you can, but it has to go in on an angle, which isn’t ideal. The cupboard is about 350mm deep if that helps.

Thanks Steve! i love hearing from people who have found my videos useful! If your gas bottle is a large one like 13kg in the UK, it would be too big. i know some smaller ones are available but the cupboard is quite narrow ( my 12" pizza stone only just fits inside) As for prepping a pizza, it would be a bit tight but ive done it many times. If you have an IKEA near you, they sell these large bamboo boards for £12ish, and that fits on top nicely and provide a nice area to prep on. Most of the time ill use this table just to prepare and have the oven on the ooni folding table to save room.

Hi Paul, I'm glad you like the video! the one that I currently have (a 13kg one) would be too big to fit in unfortunately or that would have been a nice little storage area!

@@TomVoyageuk Thx Tom. I did some more digging and the standard 20 pound standard propane tanks here in Canada will fit in the storage area. Sorted!

Hi Ian, I don't think i've ever tried - you'll have to let me know if it does 👍

I use my Karu 16 on this table a lot, and have never had any issues. If in doubt though go for the OONI table as its really tough, and actually designed to hold the larger pizza ovens.

Thanks for the comment Stuart, I’ve never had an issue with heat as the ooni doesn’t get too hot from the bottom. That table isn’t my usual cooking table though, just when I need the room for comparing pizza ovens in videos etc.

@@TomVoyageuk thanks Tom. I've got the same table I use with all my cooking utensils and everything else when using my Weber kettle.

Good question, but it depends on what size propane tank you have, in the Uk the 13/11kg size would be too big to fit, but the 5kg size may fit ok, but I’ve never tried that size. I know in the USA the tank sizes are different, if you’re from USA?

Thanks for the question but sadly no it’s too narrow to fit the oven inside, unless you store it at an angle but it would still be tough to fit it in the door

Thanks for the question Yashin! and thanks for checking out my channel. I started out making pizza in the kamado, and its a great bit of kit for doing so, but i did encounter a few reasons why i decided to invest in the ooni. Firstly, the cost of running. A kamado takes loads of fuel and around an hour to get to temp hot enough to cook pizza, you do a few cooks then your dome. so all that cost is now just burning away. the ooni heads up faster and uses far less fuel to do so. Second is the even cooking, a kamado sends all the heat from the base, and lower heat from the dome, meaning the top cooks slower that the base, which can cause issues. Thirdly is the wear on the Kamado. They're so good for long slow cooks, but heating ceramic up to 400°c, time and time again is going to stress the kamado, especially the seals and paint work. the ooni tends to cope better with high temps. Hope this helps

@@TomVoyageuk thanks so much for your reply. I've done a few pizza cooks on my kamado and was thinking the same. I've done a few pizza cooks and my lower gasket has come off. Might invest in a separate pizza oven!

Thank you, both Karu 12 & 16 fit on long ways, I demo this in the video too with the karus

Hi Derek, unfortunately not, that would have been a great place to store it!

No, only on an angle, To fit it front on, you would need to build a bracket or something to support the back leg. It would be handy to have the Karu that way to make more space to the side.

Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, I actually tried to fit the Karu 12 under the counter this weekend and even with the legs closed it’s too tall to fit under.

@@TomVoyageuk thanks for checking. Still thinking to get one on a proper discount. Might become handy for storing all my bbq equipment. It never gets less 😇

@@rickbomans831 I use it for that purpose, it’s great to fit a couple of tote crates in and you can pull them out like draws. Would be good for charcoal but it’s not waterproof so maybe only in the summer

Sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, I actually went out and tired that this weekend, and sadly it’s a no, not even close, the Karu 12 won’t even fit in there! 😂

It’s not a cheap table but it is good! There are a lot of other options though for a lower cost, I used to use a fold out camping table

Storage wise no... prep wise i'm loving my two Ooni tables the modular and the folding (which is my favourite as it can be stored easily!) the ooni Tables do have shelves but bot cupboards like this one 👍

@@TomVoyageuk thanks tom very nice of you to reply! I really appreciate it.

Hello, the dimensions are 51.5cm x114.5 cm 👍

@@TomVoyageuk thank you!

What are you using to light/start up the fire? I find the wooden wool balls work very well. Also, have you checked out my How to light Ooni Karu 12 video? - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7ynZ7lzvZ-WkX0.html

Used my ooni Karu 12g for the first time tonight. Upto temp in 25 mins using hardwood. Don't overfill the tray Don't keep opening the door Make sure plenty of room for air flow. I mean..I just chucked some wood in lit it...then topped it up every once it awhile..had no issues getting it too temp.

welcome!

The table or the video?

How come? are you concerned over the temperature when using the ooni?

did you even watch the video, because i literally put all the ovens on the table to show how they fit?!?!