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DIY Outdoor Kitchen with Concrete countertops and sink
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He just loves cement so much!
Can you put a parts listing for the brass fittings you used?
Creative man but rough as guts when it comes to workman ship and making a mess.
Hi… do you have any idea how this concrete counter top reacts to freezing temperatures?
Could I make the sink thinner? Or would it make the sink weaker?
150 kg seems to me too heavy.
I would like to build on for the bathroom.
my only concern was why the supporting legs are filled with concrete. thats to much weight for a deck in one place . if it was out on some ground I would I understand. but beside that this game me some tips for my my next project , thumbs up
like your videos,but this one was the worst
Is there any special reason why nobody on YouTube actually specifies the amount of water they add to the mixes? Water to cementitious materials ratio is by far the most important parameter, when it comes to strength and durability. You guys need to do a little bit of research on that. Also try adding small amounts of plasticizers into your mixes. You will get much better surfaces and much fewer bug holes (entrapped air) in your concrete body.
I didn't know construction adhesive would bond the metal brackets to concrete well enough for a heavy shelf. Something new every day. thanks!
It looks like you're on an upper level deck. Did you check for ample support to protect anyone below? This whole assembly likely weighs 500+lbs/227kg. Add a couple of adults and it could spell disaster in a short time. If you haven't checked – please do so immediately.
It looks beautiful ! ! Well done.
that's a lot loading on that roof deck. those columns are at least a 200-300 lbs each. total weight of the sink and columns… 1000+ lbs over a 5 ft span?
Hello , I'm from Brazil and I'm really enjoying your videos . Congratulations
i will be making one for and outside kitchen soon what is the first concrete that you used?
Awesome, once again!
They have not made cinder blocks in 60 years. They are now cement. But good video
Little heavy for a roof deck?
Great concrete countertops, it's simple and effective ! But using concrete fondation on a wooden deck ?! Seriously ? A steel frame would have been a better option in my opinion.
Great job… I can see what you made this for. More as a potting station then an outdoor kitchen sink. So it really doesn't matter about the depth of the sink… it's a great project regardless.
If you sanded down the concrete paste you applied to the cinder blocks, would the finish be as smooth as your countertop?
Looks great. Two thumbs up. The only down fall would be just hard to move if you decided too , other wise it's great
super😃😎
very interesting☺
you have a nice video.. I subscribed to your great channel☺☺👍👍❤❤
New sub! Haha. This is a great channel! Love your design aesthetic. Have you thought of doing an entire tiny house in your diy style? I think that would be amazing to see.