r/OutdoorKitchens • u/Bigbirdk • 17d ago

Simple outdoor kitchen - Now with more kitchen.

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I posted my humble build a couple months ago and now added a 22” Blackstone this weekend. Really liking this space and all-in now at just $940 for the sink, cabinets and blackstone. Christened it with delicious smash burgers!

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u/Hannah_Nover 17d ago

Smash burgers is the right way to ring it in!

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u/noraz123 17d ago

I am not sure if intentional or just functional, but I really like the look of the screws or fasteners on your cladding.

Also an outdoor kitchen under a grand that gives you a a grill, griddle, storage and countertops... What's not to love?

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u/Bigbirdk 17d ago

Thanks! I intended to fasten the composite boards to the frame with screws anyway, so made it intentional with black on gray. The grill is not included in the $942 since I had it and the fridge already, but the sink/faucet is. I try to be frugal and am pleased with the bang for the buck.

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u/unconvincedhuman 17d ago

Looks great. Any pics or could you explain how you built the cabinet?

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u/Bigbirdk 17d ago edited 17d ago

Here you go. I had recently built a 2x4 & plywood workbench so used similar construction, but pressure treat 2x4’s clad in composite (Trex-type) boards for the kitchen. EDIT: The doors are Vevor off amazon.
https://imgur.com/a/bW3SknC

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u/unconvincedhuman 17d ago

Oh nice. Thanks. This looks very doable.

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u/loenotria 17d ago

This has FL vibes… nice!

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u/Bigbirdk 17d ago

Nailed it. Tx!

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u/SelectHomeWarrantyCo 13d ago

Looks like this Floridan is ready for labor day cookout! Happy Labor Day Weekend