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General Discussions => Show Us Your Setup! => Topic started by: barelfly on December 14, 2016, 10:45:12 PM
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I've dreamed of having an outdoor kitchen since we moved in to our house 6.5 yrs ago.
Over the last few weeks, I finally developed my plans, purchased a 4 burner stainless grill, single side burner and 30" cabinet. I got my materials this past weekend and today my good buddy and I started building. Not sure when I'll have it completed due to the cold weather coming next week, which will slow me down on stucco, but I can't wait to be able to use!
Here's the first pic from today's progress. Took a while to get the base level and anchored to the flagstone. Tomorrow, should be able to get cement board up and plywood base for the countertop.
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Cool, a hanging kitchen. How unusual.
Cheers
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ha! darn iphone pics! fixed it. sorry about the wrenced neck!
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Looking good! Looking forward to seeing the finished results. :)
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Looks like you are off to a good start.
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I am using my garage as my kitchen--love the smell of my cars! Great project, love to see updates as you get them.
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Got frame finished and cement board up Thursday night. Next comes granite tile, just need some warmer weather!
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That's gonna be a winner, Jeremy! Congrats!
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Hi Jeremy. like you I really wanted an outdoor kitchen and I really wanted a built in smoker. The model 3 fit the bill nicely. I love it!
See pics.
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Nice looking kitchen!
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Nice set up Tim! I love how you built in the #3. I may look into doing something like that in phase 2 of the build! I'm planning on making a steel pipe table to come off the right side and may creat some type of enclosure to store the 3D while not in use.
I'm coming along with mine. I usually have a day or two to work on it if the weather cooperates. I also changed countertops halfway they to a slab granite vs tiles. Love It now that I changed my mind! Basecoat stucco went on and color coat in a few weeks when I get another few days of warmer weather.
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That counter top is beautiful, Jeremy! That will be really nice, when you get the time to finish it!
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Super cool counter Jeremy. Granite is the way to go. Bet you can't wait til summer!
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Holy meat heaven Batman!!!! That is fantastic. I want to move out of my house now. :o :o
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And the project is done! I do have a few small touch ups to do but we are fully operable! Even did some filet to break in the grill. And my wife suggested we get a patio heater so we can sit out there in the cooler months! So excited for the space to come alive!!
And even smoked my first brisket today - even though it wasn't the best!
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Those are some clean looking grill racks! Love the heater idea, unfortunately it would not be enough for our winters here is Wisconsin.
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Thanks Kari! I wouldn't survive the WI winters :) haha, I like the NM winter - if it snows, it's usually melted by the afternoon or next day. That's about as much snow as I can handle.
I plan on getting them dirty this weekend! As for the heaters, I'd love to install wall heaters on my overhangs but that is more work than I want to do. I't been unseasonably warm this month, so has opened up a window to sit out there. But early spring/late fall this will be nice to have to extend the season a bit!
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Great job Jeremy
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Very nice, Jeremy!! But, that grill's WAY too clean! Get that rascal seasoned and dirty! ;)
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Jeremy, you've given me something to dream about...for someday in my future house.
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Why switch from granite to tile? Granite countertops (https://marble.com/articles/granite-countertop-cost-expectations-and-factors-to-consider) are great because they don't need a lot of maintenance. They are also heat resistant so they're good for kitchens.
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@cramery
I had tiles picked out and at the house when I was building this. I took them back and found the granite slab. Like you say, much easier with maintenance and cleaning. And it looks good!