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This is the first false bottom specifically designed for Brew In A Bag process. When you use a mesh bag in a pot, whether it's directly fired on a burner or heated electrically, you want to keep the bag off the bottom. Typical homebrew false bottoms have really small holes and cut off the free flow that mesh bags are know for. Another less desirable choice is a steamer rack or tray that is found in kitchen shops, but none of those are stainless steel.
We've redesigned the support structure by using 1/8" thick, 1/2" wide 304SS flat bar that is rolled into a ring and further supported by an X-shaped cross brace. The legs are made of M8 metric bolts and are threaded into five nuts that are welded to the underside of the support structure.
OPTIONS:
You have the choice of several leg lengths during purchase, selectable in the drop down menu. Note that if you select "no legs", the screen still has the welded nuts that will accept legs in the future. Without the bolt legs, the screen will sit about 1/2" off the bottom supported by the bottom rolled ring.
The heights listed in the drop down refer to how much clearance you will get between the bottom of the pot and the bottom of the FB support structure.
This 11" version should fit most all in one boilers and 10 gallon Igloo/Rubbermaid round coolers. Use a tape measure to verify your application. You'll want a kettle diameter of 11.25" minimum and a max of 12.25".
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