Show us your BBQ Shed/Shack

[SDAR]

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[Durangutan]

Under construction... Adapted from plans I found at http://myoutdoorplans.com/

 

[Groundhog66]

Under construction... Adapted from plans I found at http://myoutdoorplans.com/

Oooohhh, I like it...that's gonna be cool.

 

[Big George's BBQ]

I would like some kind of a roof to make it easier to cook in the rain

 

[Cforand]

Soon to be building a space in the back left next to the building.

 

[DerHusker]

My Patio standing just outside my sliding patio door looking up.


Looking right.






Left


Setup for a party.




Looking back from the grass.




Love my Patio.

 

[Groundhog66]

It's amazing how off track threads like this end up...:laugh:

 

[Beerbecue]

 

[bbqwizard]

Kind of a bad angle, but I think you will get the idea.

 

[SmittyJonz]

I live in town on reg city lot but if I had a little more room I'd setup something like this just off my back porch to side. Probally have the top of back wall open with pea gravel floor (like playgrounds).run electric to it for lights, outlets n tunes.



Or this but I'd add sides up to about 4-6" short of roof. With big windows or shutters - open when nice n closed in cold or rain or snow.

 

[cats49er]

These car ports can be had in many sizes and sides are an option.And if you fully enclosed it you could install some type of exhaust fan to get the smoke out.

 

[mattmountz94]

Just finished the covered area. Yoder gets to park under there. All other grills are outside

 

[KevinJ]

Cats you need more wood :shocked:

 

[bjarolim]

Man do you guys really want me to post a picture of my front yard? LOL nothing fancy. I wheel my vertical offset from the garage to the drive way, I cook with the other cookers in the front yard

Fark yes...I'm not the only one.

I'm jealous of this awesome setups and abode's. I need a better job!

 

[VanBo BBQ]

I built a 10x30 deck across he back of my garage and built a 12x12 shed on the end of the garage. The shed is a temporary structure sitting on three skids and is not attached to the garage.

Pics of the inside of the shed:

The shed is more for storing my Weber collection, supplies and whatnot than it is a cooking shack/shed.

I have learned this, 12x12 may sound big, but it's not. If I had it to do over again I would have built no smaller than 16x12, preferably 20x12.

Y2K, Weber bunker?

 

[posey's_pork_pit]

These car ports can be had in many sizes and sides are an option.And if you fully enclosed it you could install some type of exhaust fan to get the smoke out.View attachment 130567

This is EXACTLY what I'd like to do. May I have more info on the carport?

 

[killerasp]

As someone that lives in NYC, it must be nice to have large backyards to do all of this.

 

[JbTech]

I've moved the family 100 miles closer to work to a nice secluded 12.5 acre "tree farm", as I like to call it.

I started on this shed/building over a year ago, and am still working on finishing some details.

I got most of the wood from a reclaimed walkway that came from the side of the house to the drive. The siding and Battens were rough cut Poplar 1x10s. 35 total for about $6/board.

Dimensions of the structure are 8'deep x 12'wide, plus the 3' overhang in the front.

Roof tin was left over from the neighbor that I got on the cheap. :mrgreen:

I work slow.
It's almost square. :twitch:
It works.

But...

I don't have to stand in the rain to cook.
Wind blockage is fantastic.
I can tuck the smoker into the back or corners for really windy days.

Have to finish painting the roof tin and boxing in the corners this weekend.
Like I said, I work slow.

Pardon my junk.:doh:

 

[cats49er]

Cats you need more wood :shocked:

That's all pecan.Got stock up on my hickory and oak,got another old shed to keep wood also. LOL

 

[Decoy205]

You guys have some great set ups! I wish I had a covered patio to keep my cookers dry.