Pics of Outdoor kitchens
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EddieWalker
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That turned out real nice. I'd paint the conduit if it was mine. Last year we tore down our little back porch and started the process of making it three times bigger. It's plumbed for a sink and if all goes well, I'll build the cabinets some time this fall.
Thomas
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Nice...very nice :thumbsup: enjoy more so w/cooler temps.
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We've just started ours. It'll be a outdoor kitchen/living area and will be 20' x 33'. Corner rumford woodburning fireplace with wood storage to one side. The kitchen counter will have a built-in propane 34" grill, side burner, sink and bar seating for 4. We're running a propane line to the grill and to the fireplace for a Firestarter.
Any changes you would make to yours? We originally planned a drop-in cooler or refrigerator, but everyone talked us out of it. They said the drop-in just wastes counterspace and the outdoor refrigerators don't seem to last. Plus with our Texas heat, they don't get very cold. We'll just put a Yeti cooler in an unused corner or make a rolling cart for it. I have a ceramic grill that's on a cart too and chose not to have it built in either. We're still working out the lighting, but plan to have accent lights and big fan's.
We'll also have an 8' soaking tub off to the side of the patio (redneck tub made from a galvanized water trough).
Any changes you would make to yours? We originally planned a drop-in cooler or refrigerator, but everyone talked us out of it. They said the drop-in just wastes counterspace and the outdoor refrigerators don't seem to last. Plus with our Texas heat, they don't get very cold. We'll just put a Yeti cooler in an unused corner or make a rolling cart for it. I have a ceramic grill that's on a cart too and chose not to have it built in either. We're still working out the lighting, but plan to have accent lights and big fan's.
We'll also have an 8' soaking tub off to the side of the patio (redneck tub made from a galvanized water trough).
EddieWalker
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I'm planning on buying a cheap under cabinet refrigerator to put under my counter. It will be about centered in the porch, so weather wont be a problem. I'm not sure how being outdoors will affect it. I guess I'll find out once I install it.
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Going back to what gsganzer said.. I wonder how an ice machine (inside or garage) prices out compared to a refer and just use an ice chest? In 2 summers we have only used an ice chest once out at the pool. For us it's a short walk to the garage where the beer fridge lives.
Something I always liked was the brick pizza oven. It's a ton of work so mostly I hope one of my friends gets one!
Not much I would change with ours. I wished we would have extended it past the ceramic smoker for storage and countertop space there. It would be an easy add on. I might do that next year. Sounds like you will have a really nice outdoor kitchen. Im going to add some mounts for tool hanging sometime. Thought about using deer antlers for that. We will see. IM trying to be creative with little stuff. So not totally completed yet