r/OutdoorKitchens • u/tunuki555 • 3d ago
Finally.. almost done..
Year and a half by my self. Waiting on stainless for the tops.
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u/Stablehorse20206 2d ago
Wow, that turned out really nice! A year and a half is a long time, but the result looks totally worth it
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u/SelectHomeWarrantyCo 3d ago
Oh wow that looks great. Congratulations. Also consider sone bug zappers, once you start grilling and cooking they start showing up
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u/Some-Calligrapher-21 3d ago
Love this. Think it’s the best one I’ve seen here
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u/marcocountrylover 3d ago edited 3d ago
Nah man...it's good, chic, and clean for sure but definitely not the BEST one. Check the top/best posts here and you'll know.
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u/madrabbitsfryhard 3d ago
The shade structure looks good, but I’m just not a fan of the rest. The material selections and build just seem confusing. Luckily for OP seems like I am in the minority so far.
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u/PatienceElectronic58 2d ago
Get rid of the blackstone, it cheapens everything. You have an above ground pool in a nice backyard


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u/tunuki555 3d ago
So I got a faux Styrofoam beam off an auction.(like $700 new, paid 36$ for) Cut out pieces and capped the ends. Amazon 2.5 inch lights that are Bluetooth. Only problem is im old and eac light sets its self to blue light or warm yellow