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Man i am looking for ideas for my outdoor kitchen any help would be great
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All depends on how badazz you want it? Brick pizza oven to built in smoker?
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fireplace with a brick oven built in, a rotisserie would be cool too
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make sure you have a big sink and hot water. nice to wash gumbo pots and crawfish trays in a big sink and hot water is a must.
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Of course, it you do a stripper pole, no one will care if it's a kitchen at all |
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Stripper Pole!!!!
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Kegerator!!!
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Plenty of counter top space....
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A natural gas hook up... No more worrying about refilling propane bottles
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Natural gas is good for cooking but not hot enough fire to boil with.
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B.S................ i have a natural gas burner that I use when I boil crawfish. 20 minutes and the pots on a rolling boil. |
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A propane burner has a much smaller "orifice" and will not allow enough natural gas to flow into the burner to produce enought heat to boil seafood. Propane gas has about 5 times more "energy" than the same amount of natural gas. |
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My father in law just finished his about 3 months ago. I did all the audio work for him and he claims by far it was the best investment. I got it set up to were he controls everything from his ipad: tv, cable, audio, playstation. Can also stream pandora straight to receiver from ipad/iphone. My uncle owns part of a security company that does home automation. let me know if interested i can hook you up with some top of the line equipment.
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Im drawing plans up for mine right now. I poured the concrete a couple years ago. Just havent had the time to get to it. The bbq island is gonna be steel frame, covered in concrete backer board and thin stone veneer. Drop in 30" grill and side burner. Stainless double door under the grill for storage, also a sink for washing up. Im starting on my firepit next week. Cinder block construction with stone veneer covering.
Google is your friend, plenty of construction ideas and photos online |
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We sell some pretty neat outdoor kits. You can check out the kits site at www.outdoorlivingkits.com
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This is just a few of the pieces that are available. Firepit,seating wall, glass block columns. I also ended up adding some custom led lighting to the package,Including some color changing ones in the columns with remote.
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that is sweet!
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I'm in the process of building a new house and an outdoor kitchen as well . The outdoor kitchen is pretty simple... Grill , sink , stainless steel access doors n drawers in a brick cabinet with granite top on my side porch that is covered .
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Here is one I built a few years ago.
Fixing to build one for a customer who I build their home. They bought the lot next to the house just for a outdoor kitchen it will have 48" commercial range, grill, boiling station, rotisserie , brick pizza oven, green egg.........the list goes on. I suggest taking a ride to Baton Rouge and going to shoppers choice , they have about 20 outdoor kitchens set up behind the store... Pretty cool . Also my new home will be in the parade of homes and shoppers choice will be there cooking in my outdoor kitchen and have a raffle for an outdoor kitchen and lots of other specials. Pm me if you are interested in going |
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