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Originally Posted by 10023
Charcoal grills can be smaller.
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they make smaller gas grills too. they're perfect for small balconies where one of those standard-sized gas grills would take up way too much space.
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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Char-Broi...-Grill/5673076
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Originally Posted by 10023
And for the most part, if balconies are stacked one on top of another, you don’t get good sun on them. You need a proper terrace or roof deck for that.
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that's only a problem if you actually want direct sun. one of my favorite aspects of the balcony i had at marina city was that its depth offered permanent shade until sunset (west facing unit). i'm not a warmth guy. i love being outside, but in the shade.
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Originally Posted by 10023
And actually, what about a Green Egg? Are those allowed on balconies?
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no.
most high-rise residential rules stipulate gas grills
only. as i said earlier, it comes from the insurance companies.