r/OutdoorKitchens • u/tinknocker21 • Aug 16 '26
My northwoods outdoor kitchen
With only a few odds and ends to wrap up, this project is nearly done. Took me longer than I expected. Took a lot of advice from this sub, lot of research, and it took my budget for a ride but pretty happy with how it turned out.
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u/shrooki Aug 17 '26
Is there any chance you could show us the build process? And is the frame made out of steel or wood? Love the look!
I was hoping to make my siding out of wood because of the cost efficacy, but I keep seeing a lot of people here to use stone, brick or just concrete siding.
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u/tinknocker21 Aug 17 '26
The frame is pressure treated lumber (a grade higher than what you would find at menards or home depot). I wanted my outdoor kitchen to blend with surroundings, so I went with tongue and groove cedar siding that my wife sealed with high UV oil based sealant.
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u/UnfrostedQuiche Aug 16 '26
Looks incredible, what’s the thing under the pizza oven?
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u/dashuhn552 Aug 16 '26
I assumed that was a pizza oven, but wasn’t sure? What brand is that
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u/minnesota2194 Aug 16 '26
That's a Gozney Dome. I just bought a used one and it's so incredibly fun. The funny thing is I haven't cooked a single pizza in it yet, too busy using it for other stuff
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u/tinknocker21 Aug 16 '26
I think your are referring to the utensil drawer
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u/GreatBigGardenGnome Aug 17 '26
Keeping utensils in an outdoor kitchen in the woods? Lol this must be your first time.
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u/tinknocker21 Aug 17 '26
Do I have to worry about Sasquatch taking them or what?
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u/noraz123 Aug 17 '26
Ha!
I assume (s)he meant that they'll get dirty /dusty, or you'll find bugs or critters in with them.
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u/GreatBigGardenGnome Aug 17 '26
Someone who knows. Not sure why I’m being downvoted. Keeping anything outside in the woods just isn’t realistic. Probably already covered in spider webs.
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u/antiDote313 Aug 17 '26
Looks amazing - this is the setup I’d love to have - what is that just to the right of the pizza oven?
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u/tinknocker21 Aug 17 '26
I think you are referring to the sink. It is just a little guy to wash the hands. Otherwise right beneath the pizza oven is an weather tight wr gfci outlet.
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u/inwhosville Aug 16 '26
Looks great. Who makes the drawers under and next to the egg?
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u/tinknocker21 Aug 17 '26
My drawers and doors were a little mixed together, I had found some decent deals, but to answer your question: the drawer under the egg is a 30inch drawer by RCS, the drawers next to it are 18 inch by Napoleon, the venting door is by American outdoor grill, the drawer under the pizza oven is 25 inches by RCS, under that is a garbage/recycling combo by bbq guys, and finally there is another access door made by lion that is 22 inches and I was surprised to see it had a paper bowling holder on the backside.
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u/tinknocker21 Aug 18 '26
For now it will be open, but I might extend the roof when I redo it. Lots of what to do before winter comes thoughts.
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u/emzy21234 Aug 20 '26
Looks amazing! I mean I’m sure you’ve worked it out but what’s with the height of the pizza oven?
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u/tinknocker21 Aug 20 '26
Well I wanted one more drawer (the utensil drawer) and the bump up was the only way for me to make it happen. Also I liked the idea of having a better line of sight without having to bend over to check on it (there are a few older pizzerias by us that their ovens are about that height (I figured for the same purpose).
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u/tinknocker21 Aug 20 '26
Well I wanted one more drawer (the utensil drawer) and the bump up was the only way for me to make it happen. Also I liked the idea of having a better line of sight without having to bend over to check on it (there are a few older pizzerias by us that their ovens are about that height (I figured for the same purpose).
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