Karenseb and practigal, good points. So prior to the Kamado Joe we went through a half dozen gas and traditional Weber type grills. I wanted the grilling area out away from the house due to those reasons y'all brought up. But DH made a point that he did all the grilling while I mostly did the eating and he should at least be sheltered when grilling all the stuff I usually requested. So then we moved the grilling area to our back covered porch, the roof out there is like 12 ft up so I figured it would be fine. In months the ceiling was a mess. Next we moved the grilling area to the garage and hubby would wheel grill out into driveway to use it. This took care of the messy ceiling but didn't help during inclement weather. So finally I bought him the KJ. We brought it home and it was so freaking heavy we could only get it to the tiny covered front porch before we gave up and decided to leave it there until the boys came home and could help us move it around to the garage. I decided that since it was my brilliant idea then I would have to deal with it sooting up my front porch and would clean it and get over it. It has been there for 2 years and nary a spot of grease or soot. Here is a pic to show the tiny area it lives now and how clean the walls and ceiling are. The little bench is moved as hubby is replacing the railings so had to move it. I still can't believe a) how fabulous everything tastes that gets cooked on it and b) how little smoke or grease it produces. pics

Wow! I don't get it. Is it just me that is getting this treatment. I am, or was a faithful customer. Glad for you that it was a speedy order,

Oh wow - I had no idea this thread had come back to life! Philipatx - I found Della Reese locally at an Armstrong Garden Center. Amanda - Stainless Steel is a champ. Has no mildew, and no disease at all. Thank you to all for the kind words. Right now I look into my garden and sigh. We're getting bombarded with rain - more than usual for us, everything is soggy and mucky, grass is now about 10" high and in this wet there isn't much I can do about it, I keep wanting to spray my pruned rose nubbins but can't get a break in the weather to do it, and it's just kind of downright depressing. And then I feel bad for complaining knowing how mild even our more extreme winters are here compared with the rest of the country. Seeing this thread revived reminds me that wonderful things are ahead (and a LOT of work). Hopefully this will be another good rose year, and I'm hoping after having the worst cane borer year last year I can get somewhat a handle on them with some dormant oil spray - at some point! Thank you for the encouragement!

The first one is 92" The second one is 90" But the others meet your criteria. https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/p/dellbeck_dining_extension_table/D748-45.html?cgid=dining-tables#prefn1=facetTableHeight&prefv1=Standard&start=7 https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/p/bruxworth_dining_extension_table/D745-45.html?cgid=dining-tables https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/p/baylow_dining_table/D741-35.html?cgid=dining-tables https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/p/langford_dining_extension_table/D760-45.html?cgid=dining-tables#start=36&sz=16&prefn1=facetTableHeight&prefv1=Standard I paired this last table from Ashley with this bluish sideboard shown below. You can mix and match depending on the size of the room.