DIY Modern Outdoor Kitchen and Bar | Modern Builds | EP. 21

Today on Modern Builds I'm building a HUGE outdoor kitchen with a grill, sink, storage, and seating.
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[smartyardhouston]

You really surrounded a grill with SUPER flammable materials....WOW!

[danbaley]

More details on the sink install, plumbing and the grill install please. Looks great! Love your channel!

[Lovelace]

Here again .its veen sum years since first viewed...thanks Mr

[samgoddard]

If ur worried about the heat from the grill....just install 1 or 2 layers of fire coded dryewall on all 4 sides, then mud it all up simple fix

[d.c.]

Nice job but I would definitely use Metal framing around the BBQ portion.

[TheAndrijana]

I noticed the outline of your feet you drew on the floor at 1:28, so you could do the cool fingersnap transition. I just love how much effort you invest in this videos.

[ginainniss]

Beautiful Craftsmanship. You make it all look so easy....possibly your passion. Great Videos, ty!!

[shoespeak]

using the doors as countertops - great idea

[tonya]

Thanks, Mike. This video inspired me to build an outdoor kitchen. This is the largest project I've ever attempted. I didn't follow your design exactly, but the video provided the underlying fundamentals. My wife is thrilled with the result. Next I will be building the $3 stools to go with it!

[steelydanfan]

My contractor built a very similar outdoor kitchen, I too was concerned about grill heat on the wood framing. It has not been a problem. We used granite contertops, an inexpensive, common variety of granite is not much more expensive than concrete countertops. Looks nicer, IMO. I agree with using cedar siding, naturally rot and insect resistant. Another thing to consider. Spend the extra money ( $500 in my case ) to have a natural gas line run to your kitchen. I use my grill and side burner A LOT, I would have used 20 propane tanks in a year is my wild guess. Saves a lot of hassle, and I think it is safer. I just shut off the natural gas behind the kitchen when I am done. The only thing I am changing is that in my area(Houston), there is enough rain and moisture that even though my kitchen is totally covered, there are little mildew spots on my cedar siding even though I clear-coated right after the install. I am going to cover up the cedar on the outside with some sort of pre-fab rock siding for the look. Still recommend the cedar though, it is insect and rot resistant due to it's high oil content. Nice video overall, good job, sir.

[gunner]

Little advice for anyone building this, use PT(pressure treated) lumber for the bottom plates. I don't see those pieces of PT ply holding up long term.

[jyarbs]

The voice over sounds like Cartman is telling me how to make this and I love it

[spike]

Hey my name is Mike Montgomery to I live in Osceola Iowa and i have to say this is awesome of what u done keep it up

[noenoe]

I would love to have an outdoor kitchen but my husband is not handy and we can’t afford to pay a company to build one for us . Very nice job man!!!!👌

[joshuacoates]

Building this right now. The video is a great help. Cheers

[patriciawalker]

great alternative for not having to frame up for heavy poured concrete!!! Great Job, I'm going to try this!!!!

[karinblauensteiner]

Thank you so much for the video. I love it. Thanks to you, I build my own kitchen. Greetings from Austria

[mpglunk]

Cool idea, but gotta use pressure treated wood...

[markking]

BAD ASS DUDE!!!! This is the best DIY I've seen so far!!!

[sirohin]

I remember seeing this video 2 years back and now i am making my own outdoor kitchen. Could you share how this kitchen is holding up in terms of weathering of wood? Does it look as new and great as day 1? :) Thank you!