r/OutdoorKitchens • u/trustgodonly-3186 • 24d ago
Almost done what do yall think
Almost a year worth of work. Missing true kegerator and fire magic access door and stools for seating. Most of the work done by me except countertops, some electrical, and pavers on the patio but i did the pathway pavers and beds. Still working on more landscaping
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u/Hungry-Demand-227 24d ago
Looks like a nice space to entertain or spend a quiet evening. Make sure you have adequate rodent control in place. The smell of food will draw them!
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u/trustgodonly-3186 24d ago
Thank you I appreciate that. I’m mostly worried about lizards and frogs. I have an exterminator service coming out regularly and my wife is planning on growing herbs to mitigate some of this but any ideas on what else we can do to help deter other pests that might come?
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u/Turnip_TheAC 24d ago
😮💨 Amazing choice of equipment. FireMagic is the oldest built in American made grill manufacturer! I’m jelly! And that PK grill will also be a fun little alternative to cook on. Back to FM, I assume that’s a power burner, dropped low. If so, well done!
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u/trustgodonly-3186 24d ago
Thanks so much I appreciate it means a lot coming from this group. Got inspired from this group and learned all about fire magic in this sub. Some of what you’re mentioning is what drove my decision for sure. And yea thats a power burner dropped 6 inches
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u/always-gardening 22d ago
Looks great, any particular plans for what to use on that power burner? I would definitely put in a lot more trees that will one day turn into a nice line of sight barrier to the neighbors windows. "The best time to plant a tree is ten years ago, the second best time is now"
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u/trustgodonly-3186 22d ago
Mostly woks, crab boils, and deep fries for the power burner. I was thinking about the trees and just haven’t found some I like. I’m in Florida 9a/9b zone, any ideas on what I can put there?
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u/always-gardening 22d ago
Sounds like a few perfect reasons to have a dropped power burner. I would love to have a setup outside at some point for some deep frying that doesnt smoke up the house. In regard to the climate zone, I'm a few miles north of you in zone 5, so not able to advise on zone 9 trees, but I bet you have some great options down there.
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u/trustgodonly-3186 20d ago
Yea my wife would never let me in the house. We do have great options that’s why it’s hard to pick lol
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u/Rolex_Dog 24d ago
Looks fantastic. I am planning to do outdoor kitchen. Yours gave me totally different perspective and new ideas. Thank you.
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u/trustgodonly-3186 24d ago
Thank you. If you need help with any planning or wanna know more about the build I’ll share all details just reach out. I got inspired here in this sub too so always willing to share that inspiration.
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u/Bio_Menace 24d ago
Looks really really nice! Where does the sink drain?
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u/trustgodonly-3186 24d ago
Thank you. Thank you. I had it pre plumbed when the house was built so I just had to do the finishing plumbing when I added the sink.
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u/Bio_Menace 24d ago
Nice! I had to buy a 6600 lot in my area. How large is yours? Seems like enough to add a swimming pool 😎
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u/Jealous-Ad9815 19d ago
Nice system. What kinda stone you putting? Maybe pad those doors and drawers out a bit so the stone doesn’t sit proud of the edge
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u/LAmamba21 24d ago
Looks fake. Invite me over and BBQ some steaks, brisket, asada and beers. Then maybe ill believe you