Finally got to finish my bbq island. Total cost was about $3100 including the bbq.
Thanks for watching.
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DIY Eddie, thanks for all your help, I'm almost done with my BBQ island. I did everything myself except install and cut the granite. I couldn't have done it without all your help and videos explaining everything!
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Nice work Eddie. I watched the whole series and learned a bunch. Thanks for sharing this project. I jus finished a patio cover and the next step is to build out the kitchen area for a grill and a smoker. I was planning to use metal studs and backer board exactly as you’ve done here. I was even thinking about doing pour in place concrete countertops. I think the only difference with my plan is that I plan to use a synthetic stone product for the exterior rather than tile. Thanks again for posting.
I just had one other question for you before I purchase my grill: why did you decide to go with propane over natural gas for your grill?
Can you please explain a little further why you had to move your countertop 1.5” forward because of the 1.5” overhang. Thanks
Great job looks awesome!
Great work!! Does the grill just sit on the concrete or did you fasten it as well? Silicone?
Will the concrete eventually crack like it does on normal concrete walkways, driveways, etc.?
Beautiful work. Your a beast!
Simply amazing!
how long did this take you to build? thanks
Great video. I have another question; where did you run your sink drain out to? Is it just running to a dry basin? Thanks
Really handy.
Great videos!!! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome job on you island. I want to do the something for my back yard. Is it possible to put a list out of you materials and tools you used to build you BBQ island? Like the type of metal studs and gauge for your framing and type of screws you used and all that! And also what kind of counter top you have? Is that concrete? Thank you for your video and hope I could get a list of materials and tools you used to build your BBQ Island! Thanks
Whats your donations for your outdoor kitchen do you have a blue print?
Where are you draining the sink?
Very nice job !!!
Looks awesome man. How is this holding up so far? I'm thinking about making two small straight ones; one 8ft and one thats about 6ft. I want to just make one a surround for my current grill and the other a little raised bar area since I don't really go out back much anyway. Would I still need to make vents like you need for the built in bbq? Also, did you have someone do the plumbing or did you also do that yourself?
Love the project and you taking the time to video the steps. Awesome job. About to start a similar project… May I ask why metal stud framing vs wood? Wondered if there was a reason you went this route over pressure treated wood framing, etc. Would apprecaite any comments on the matter. Thanks!
Wow great job love the detail.
Looks amazing. Great job.
Great job but the outlets need to be GFI for safety in case of a short circuit.
I'm really liking your outdoor kitchen project. I'm planning a similar project but with winter weather to consider. I do have a question about the overhang. Now that its been a few months, have you found you need any kind of bracing for it?
very nice great job!!!