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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: ACT
Posts: 11,647
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Hi Guys
I am in the process of building a Brick BBQ/outdoor kitchen area and I'm looking for idea's. What I am planning to do is to build something with a 6 burner bbq, some bench space, under bench storage and possibly installing a pizza oven. So I am wondering whether anyone has embarked on a project like this and have some photo's to share, I'd been very interested in seeing them. Also, if you have any advice on what I should consider as part of construction, I'm keen to hear about it. I think I have managed to track down some bricks that we had our house built using, so the plan is to buy some of those bricks so it matches the existing home. The area I have to work with is approximatley 3 metres by about 11 metres. Garden shed is going up at the end so this removes about 3.5 metres of the area that can be used. Here is a picture of the area. The lite coloured concrete is the area in question.  I am leaving a small area between the retaining wall and where the bbq will start so I have some room to move around it. |
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Building an BBQ area
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