The Rustic Outdoor Kitchen Project
With the barn party deadline loom for a political party when we first built the barn – we need to come up with a architectural plan for our finishing our outdoor kitchen . It became a excited rush to stop up the out-of-door kitchen before guest get .
We start up by take a leak the frame from 2 x 4 ’s – using treated lumber for the bottom
We used the same recycled materials to equalize the b
We started by making the frame from 2 x 4’s – using treated lumber for the bottom
When we first started to put down some initial designs on newspaper – one matter we did n’t require was a typical brick , mortar or Edward Durell Stone outside kitchen .
We wanted something unique , and we wanted it to equate the existing b and reclaimed brick terrace – we require a rustic out-of-door kitchen !
Even more – we want to make it from the left over recycled b materials we already had on mitt . The only other requirement was to check that we had enough counter blank on each side to be capable to easily prepare food flat from the garden to the grill .
We used the same recycled materials to match the barn
We append more of the sure-enough barn ceiling textile for siding and shave it out to match barn
We finally adjudicate on a simple straight line island design . 14′ farsighted , with a 48″ grill and burner slide - in outer space in the middle . Each side would then be flank by 5 foundation overhanging counter .
We made the width of the counterpunch 34″ to give excess open room to prepare and serve food . With modified sentence – we choose for a childlike wooden top for now to match the farm table – however- as future metre allows – we really want to replace with some defile concrete countertops .
THE BUILDING PROCESSWe first built a simple 2 x 4 stud frame , pass on a 48″ space in the eye and front for the grill and burners to slew in . We used process woodwind instrument for the bottom to pose on the brick pad – and then work up the rest from stock 2x baseball bat .
Next -we encased the inside of the grill area with cementum board to protect the anatomical structure from the heat of the grill . Then sided the full structure with more of the left field over corrugated roofing and prune it out to match the barn .
Wooden countertop on and grillroom slither into position
We added more of the old barn roof material for siding and trimmed it out to match barn
All that was left was to slide in the grillwork – impound the top and the out-of-door kitchen projection was complete !
Wooden countertop on and grill slid into place
