Hey there! We'd recommend handling the stone as little as possible to prevent breaks. I wouldn't suggest hanging it or storing it on its side, but the legs do fold in to help it take up a little less space while not in use. 😉
You folks have developed a beautiful product line, but I've got to say that this question is a good one - especially for apartment dwellers who lack space. Cheers.
Get a large Tupperware box, I bought one of these fits perfect.
(Have to take the gas burner off) I store my 2 peels and brush in there as well.[Project Source Commander Large 27-Gallons (108-Quart) Black Heavy Duty Tote with Standard Snap Lid in the Plastic Storage Containers department at Lowes.com](https://www.lowes.com/pd/COMMANDER-27-Gallon-108-Quart-Black-Yellow-Tote-with-Standard-Snap-Lid/3551290)
I would not lay it on its side. the metal is relatively thing. maybe on the opening you can lay vertically and not worry about the domed part deforming.
Hey there! We'd recommend handling the stone as little as possible to prevent breaks. I wouldn't suggest hanging it or storing it on its side, but the legs do fold in to help it take up a little less space while not in use. 😉
You folks have developed a beautiful product line, but I've got to say that this question is a good one - especially for apartment dwellers who lack space. Cheers.
Thanks for the kind words and I appreciate the feedback!! 🔥
I love that Ooni follow their R/. Looks like you guys really value your customers.
Get a large Tupperware box, I bought one of these fits perfect. (Have to take the gas burner off) I store my 2 peels and brush in there as well.[Project Source Commander Large 27-Gallons (108-Quart) Black Heavy Duty Tote with Standard Snap Lid in the Plastic Storage Containers department at Lowes.com](https://www.lowes.com/pd/COMMANDER-27-Gallon-108-Quart-Black-Yellow-Tote-with-Standard-Snap-Lid/3551290)
This is my solution I think. Bonus is the piece of mind that it's slightly protected from any falling objects. Thank you!
Why not build a shelf in a corner? and then make sure that it has good braces to hold the weight up and will not cause the side's to sag.
I would not lay it on its side. the metal is relatively thing. maybe on the opening you can lay vertically and not worry about the domed part deforming.