Our new outdoor kitchen er...bar

[PaPaQ]

Very Very Nice!

I can't let my wife see this.

 

[Decoy205]

That's pretty dern sweet! I wish I had a covered patio. Awesome space man.

 

[Ron_L]

Beautiful! I'd love to have something like that but it would go unused for at least 6 months of the year! I guess I better do something about moving to warmer weather one of these days :-D

 

[NickTheGreat]

I like the concrete as well! Nicely done

 

[Ducksmoke]

Very nice. You'll be spending a lot time out there enjoying it.

 

[TuscaloosaQ]

Whew we!! That is so nice .. You will love it i am sure

 

[barry w]

That is one nice set up you have there. Wish I had one, maybe one day when the stars align.

 

[THoey1963]

Nice...

 

[GATABITES]

I can give my address so we can plan mine next! Looks great!

 

[SDAR]

Looks real nice. That's a good friend you got there.

Oh he is getting paid...:thumb:

 

[SDAR]

Really nice work, like the concrete tops are you going to stain them?

Yes we have stained them black. I hope they come out pretty dark after we seal them.

 

[SDAR]

Beautiful! I'd love to have something like that but it would go unused for at least 6 months of the year! I guess I better do something about moving to warmer weather one of these days :-D

Thanks. We can get around 9 months around here with some pretty cool nights in there. I am looking for the best heaters I can find. Those upright patio heaters just heat about a 3 foot diameter in my opionion...you know, everyone who can fit.

 

[Learning to BBQ]

Yeah, and they take up a lot of floor space. Have you looked at infrared tube heaters? They seem to do better for 'spaces', and they'd be up at the top out of the way.

 

[PatAttack]

Thanks. We can get around 9 months around here with some pretty cool nights in there. I am looking for the best heaters I can find. Those upright patio heaters just heat about a 3 foot diameter in my opionion...you know, everyone who can fit.

Infrared tube heaters is the way to go.

 

[sslak]

What did you use for roof materials?

I have always wanted to cover my patio and a pergula seems easy enough to build, but not sure what to use for a roof on it...to complicate things I live in Wisconsin so snow/ice will be a concern.

I LOL'd when you called 30 degrees unbearable cold... I still take the dog out in a T-Shirt when it's 30 degrees. When it goes below zero is when it starts to hurt...

 

[SDAR]

What did you use for roof materials?

I have always wanted to cover my patio and a pergula seems easy enough to build, but not sure what to use for a roof on it...to complicate things I live in Wisconsin so snow/ice will be a concern.

I LOL'd when you called 30 degrees unbearable cold... I still take the dog out in a T-Shirt when it's 30 degrees. When it goes below zero is when it starts to hurt...

We are open on top. We live in a quite arid environment. Even though we got over 40 inches of rain this past year, I think the average is 16 to 19. We get 4 to 5 snow events per year.

It was someoneone else who mentioned 30 degrees being cold. However, I do tend to agree with them...cold enough I probably won't be sitting at the outside bar smelling the goodness.

 

[Smoke Dawg]

Thanks. We can get around 9 months around here with some pretty cool nights in there. I am looking for the best heaters I can find. Those upright patio heaters just heat about a 3 foot diameter in my opionion...you know, everyone who can fit.

These work well in shops and they advertise for patios. They are available in propane also. If you add a roof - all heaters will work better.

http://www.globalindustrial.ca/p/hv...mpaignId=T9F&gclid=CKudio-R3MoCFRSIfgodTnUEwQ

 

[SDAR]

Got started on the flagstone today. It's a jigsaw puzzle with huge rocks.

 

[Big George's BBQ]

That is going to be really nice

 

[Okie Sawbones]

If you build it, they will come... :hungry: