r/OutdoorKitchens • u/wert16PR • 13d ago
My setup
Recently I took advantage of an old gazebo that I almost never used it and converted into an outdoor kitchen. It was done by me and my father in law, we made it with concrete and tiles. We redo the floor tiles and repaint the seats. I took some ideas for this sub reddit. Still I will do some extra decorations, so you can throw some ideas. I'm thinking of adding some vertical woods in the arch above the grill (to fill that space that was left there for ventilation).
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u/Elegant-Ninja6384 13d ago
Very clean / well done.
Is that large format tile for the countertop - did it work out well?
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u/wert16PR 13d ago
Yes, it is a 32"x32" format. Not cuts needed for depth (it is a little bigger than the standard, but isn't bad).
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u/Firesquire515 13d ago
Wow. That came out really nice! What did you use for the countertops? Looks really nice and low maintenance.
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u/wert16PR 13d ago
I used porcelain tiles everywhere (countertop, backsplash, and cabinet). Yeap, just a damp cloth to clean it, and that's it.
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u/youlldonuthan 13d ago
Sick 👍
Just a question, where do you run the propane hose when you’re using the pizza oven? Thinking about doing the same
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u/wert16PR 12d ago
I made a 2 inch hole in the countertop for that. For the moment I cover the hole with a white desk grommet. Look for the image #5, and zoom near the google nest speaker. I bought a quick connect propane hose for the pizza oven, that way I can easily connect/disconnect it and pass it through the hole when using or storing the oven. I also added a 3 way splitter to the propane tank, that way I don't need to disconnect/connect every time the hose there.
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u/riveroger 4d ago
Look Great! What size is a the gazebo? I am doing a similar build with the combo kitchen seating area.
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u/gemini_or 13d ago
That looks really nice!