Outdoor Kitchen Components?

[Bill's Unlimited]

Thanks!



ordered a catalog for ideas. I'll be building something once we get rollin on limestone

I used cut limestone so only about1.5” thick. I order it from a place in Houston. PM me and I will look it up tomorrow at work if you are interested.


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[Quackerbox]

I used cut limestone so only about1.5” thick. I order it from a place in Houston. PM me and I will look it up tomorrow at work if you are interested.


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We're a ways from starting a home. Outdoor patio be after. Thanks though

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[bklem]

Pretty close. There may be some cutting involved to fit your doors and accessories in. Then sheath in backer board and finish as you desire.
It’s a pretty slick system!


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OK that system does look slick. I'm in the process of getting quotes for an outdoor kitchen at the lake and this looks like it would save a ton of money? How does it attach to the floor? I see that you need to put it on those runners? I'm completely incapable of doing it myself but might be able to save myself some money either way.

[Bill's Unlimited]

OK that system does look slick. I'm in the process of getting quotes for an outdoor kitchen at the lake and this looks like it would save a ton of money? How does it attach to the floor? I see that you need to put it on those runners? I'm completely incapable of doing it myself but might be able to save myself some money either way.

The metal frame is supported by the composite deck board. That’s it, not bolted but your not going to move it once it’s together with limestone sides and granite top.


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[bklem]

The metal frame is supported by the composite deck board. That’s it, not bolted but your not going to move it once it’s together with limestone sides and granite top.


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Ten four. Man that has to save some money. I'm planning a 16'x8' L shaped set up with grill/fridge/ice maker/sink but am undoubtedly the worst kind of carpenter/mechanic/handy man ever. I might be able to do this though.

[Bill's Unlimited]

Ten four. Man that has to save some money. I'm planning a 16'x8' L shaped set up with grill/fridge/ice maker/sink but am undoubtedly the worst kind of carpenter/mechanic/handy man ever. I might be able to do this though.

It’s a pretty slick system. Check out the videos and pics. It is not hard to do. I think mine is about 8x12

Ironically I’m currently encapsulating another post with about 7-8’ for my ice machine with 4’ supported by a 6x6 cedar post like a bar height table


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[SaltwaterSlick]

I used a similar concept but used structural steel that is pre cut but still able to make all custom. Check out www.bbqcoach.com

On the installation there is a layer of the poly decking to keep the metal off the concrete, I suggest you do something similar with a square tube construction.

Similar process with hardiebacker board and then I went with limestone, the pool now matches it too.

I'm building out another spot to match for my ice machine and raised bar.

You can see I went with a Big Green Egg and a back up propane. The gas grill and other SS are all SunStone out of Austin. I've only used the propane a hand full of times, and more often as a cook top for a big pan than anything. It doubles as storage.

Also went with a full size sink so a cookie sheet will fit in it to wash.

Plan for plenty of counter space, and storage too. I'd go with more than 1 drawer, now I'm adding one with the ice machine...

Good luck on your build, can't wait to see pictures!

WOW Bill's, I never knew such a DIY company existed!! I downloaded their catalog too. I'm going to get after this project soon as I can!
Thanks!

[RiverRat00]

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