Show your BBQ Area

[Panupat]

My first attempt at building something! An upgrade(?) from the ground fire site I've been using for a while. Apart from the bricks on top and grate, everything were collected from throw-away stuff around my neighborhood.

Everything's held together by clay.

Still remain to be seen if that thin layer of base would break someday.

 

[Titch]

Thats going to be awesome to cook on, its looking good
Cute little helper
Grill is Similiar in Borneo.:thumb:
Slow fire to cure it

I was going to Bangkok this year before Covid, catching the train to Chiang mai
https://www.thailandtrains.com/northern-line-map/

 

[Drunk Monkey]

All right, I will finally figure out how to post pics to contribute to this great thread. Great looking cooking area brethren!

 

[CivilTrojan]

I love it when people use ingenuity and creativity to make something out of what most people see as nothing!

 

[Pa_BBQ]

Wow, I started this thread over 11 years ago, have moved a couple of times since then but still doing some Q.

9 Years ago.

vs Today

 

[CivilTrojan]

Wow, I just read the whole thread, it’s too bad so many pictures are missing; AMROCKS place sounded awesome! Hopefully I can post something eventually, the backyard is a construction zone with pavers going in. Hoping to get a small area with a built in gasser and countertop for a wood burning pizza oven. The smoker will likely be stored in a shed when not being used.

 

[HuskerMan]

Wow, I just read the whole thread, it’s too bad so many pictures are missing; AMROCKS place sounded awesome! Hopefully I can post something eventually, the backyard is a construction zone with pavers going in. Hoping to get a small area with a built in gasser and countertop for a wood burning pizza oven. The smoker will likely be stored in a shed when not being used.

I agree. I always kept this one tabbed for when I build this year but many pictures have unfortunately disappeared over the years.

 

[pdevoy]

cooking at the oregon coast

 

[Smokie185]

Decided to make an outdoor kitchen on the covered back porch. This is the first module. I built this just for the smoker.

 

[NickTheGreat]

So I've been out of pocket a while. But I did a Covid Project in my cooker area.

It's not quite as grand as some others on here, but a big improvement for me, and didn't cost much more than $200 of materials.

Before, was brewing this day. Notice the Holland gas, and that's a Performer holding up my mash tun. :becky:

In progress

95% done. My projects never get to 100%, may add some lower shelves and maybe a sink of some sort :idea:

 

[BuffettFan]

Tonight's view.

Need to get on the grounds keeper to clean up the potting bench.
Oh wait. That's me too!

 

[SmittyJonz]

Next……….

 

[mbt]

Still working on it! Just give me a month or maybe less ...

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[4ever3]

Hell of a boomerang Smitty!

I love this thread!

 

[bowhnter]

,,,,

 

[morningwoodbbq]

Pic from Saturday. MMS G20 is on the left. Webers are over there on the right

 

[SweetHeatBBQnSC]

So Jealous...still!

 

[AussieMatt]

I'm finally able to contribute to this thread.

I started this on Sunday afternoon, pressure washing the patio (needs to be done again), measuring 20 times, drilling holes and mounting the posts.

I finished the build yesterday but still have to run electric for lights and music. Overall, I'm happy with how it turned out and that I'll be able to use my gear during a rain storm or the winter. (Even my lawn tractor has a dry parking spot)

 

[mbt]

Up to now, this is the situation!
(But is still in progress...)

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[Fooball]

I'm finally able to contribute to this thread.

I started this on Sunday afternoon, pressure washing the patio (needs to be done again), measuring 20 times, drilling holes and mounting the posts.

I finished the build yesterday but still have to run electric for lights and music. Overall, I'm happy with how it turned out and that I'll be able to use my gear during a rain storm or the winter. (Even my lawn tractor has a dry parking spot)

Nice build! Looks like a nice place to hang a sign right across the front top "MATT'S RETREAT"