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I hope the original question meant that he wanted to know if it is alright to grill in the screened in lanai, not an enclosed lanai. Don't many lanais have outdoor summer kitchens? So what's the problem? Keep the grill away from your house, no problem. Turn your gas off after you finish. I have been doing it for over 10 years, no marks, stains or other problems.
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You will have grease and smoke stains on walls and screens as well as the floor. Grills belong out side. Many appartments with balconies have banded all types of grills because of the fire hazard
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Not good for the ceiling - heat and discoloring. Don't think it is safe either.
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I don't know anyone who has a grill under their lanai roof. Out in the birdcage area yes if you have one. If not then outside on a patio or concrete pad.
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Agree with others, it’s a fire hazard.
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Need to be vented, very unsafe !
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I would not recommend it.
There’s always a possibility of a grease fire while cooking burgers or chicken. This can result in a greasy mess on the walls & ceiling of your lania. If you have a screen door opening to the outside I would suggest a concrete pad large enough for the grill and spare propane bottle. |
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I believe the ceiling of our lanais is nothing more than drywall, it's not a masonry product or stuccoed. I'm even hesitant to put a fire table on the lanai?
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gas grill indoors
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Just curious why you would want to?
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Grill
Nope.
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Lanai grilling
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