I’ve done stone veneer masonry for several well known builders for over 40yrs and I’ve never needed a scratch coat, with zero failures.

Great project. I would paint the corners black, same color as windows frames. Cover them up with a tape and see if you like it.

Beautiful outcome with simple build. Can't wait to replicate!

Beautiful outdoor kitchen. I will be building one this year, and this video is very helpful. Love the corner cedar posts.

That turned out amazing!! Very well done indeed. I am tackling an outdoor kitchen build as well, and you have really given me some good ideas and tips. As always, great content!

@nephewsque6751

3 жыл бұрын

Did you ever finish your outdoor kitchen yet. I'm working on one myself now

Thanks to your ideas i am starting this summer whiff overhauling my kitchen outside. So thank you for sharing on how to do this and make my wife and kids happy.......oké me to after its finished

Its been fun seeing the house and shop come to life over the last year or so!! Thanks for sharing the ride.

@rogueengineer

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gary, and what a ride it has been.

Nicely done! That turned out beautiful.

It looks amazing. thanks for the great ideas.

Looks great. Thank you for the ideas.

Thats alot of work but beautiful results thanks for sharing learn things important things that can be costly and go to wast if not well preped and calculated specially the concreat finish and sink plunging.

Great Job, Wife make a fantastic job very handily. Fantastic Couple. Bless!

That is stunning,! great job!

It looks stunning, the only thing I would change would be to make the frame around the storage wider so you could see more of that cedar.

Thank you! Very useful and well documented 👌

Awesome project! I looking forward make one for myself. Can you post the measurements?

Beautiful job!!

Amazing proyect

I will never understand how or why someone would give you a thumbs down. Perhaps jealousy as you all did a phenomenal job on that outdoor kitchen.

Great video! Kitchen looks awesome!

Lovely!!

Nice work guys!

Just a thought - you could paint the visible framing around the doors and drawers grey so it blends in more.. either way it looks really good.

@rogueengineer

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks and good idea! I left it cedar because with all the other grays going on I thought it would help warm it up a bit.

Looks nice. Might be a summer project next year. Question, How did you do the drain for the sink? And did you run a gas line for the grill or is that on a propane tank?

Really awesome build. Did you need to spend anytime figuring out how to get air into the grill itself? I do see the small vent on the front, but did you have to make any considerations to ensure air flow to the flame? Thanks!

That turned out so well! You guys will never go back inside the house!

@rogueengineer

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. We are loving it.

Great build! Do you have another video or can you talk more about the sink and its drainage system?

What a great project! This is a great inspiration as I want to do something similar. I didn't, however, see any drainage for this sink. Are you draining into a bucket?

Great job!

Nice! Great job!

Underrated channal

That's a beauty man!

@rogueengineer

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud!

@quietkid-zj7mr

3 жыл бұрын

Why aren't you verified

Great video guys!!!!

Very informative on the video. Question: how wide is it? I’m building a 15’ wide X24’long deck. On the outer edge is only going to be about maybe 12” from ground to bottom of joist. Not sure if I’m going to make a beam or attach outer board to 5 posts I’m going to dig. Not sure if i need more support though? Going 4’ deep on posts

First time I did tile I was like, that's it? It's actually this fast? Yeah, and it looks amazing!

Hey very nice project, thinking of doing 1 so you gave me some good ideas. Could you link the stone you used please.

Amazing job man

Thank you for your info

awesome build! do you think the optional insulated jacket is necessary when installing the grill?

Great video!!!

Very nice. Thank you. Did you attach to a drain line or just put a bucket under the sink? It may sound like a silly question but I've heard it can be a pain connecting to the drain. I guess it depends on the existing plumbing.

Well done and nice narration.

Thanks for an awesome video! Is there any ventilation - electric or naturally aspirated - in the bench?

Amazing work guys! Just a rookie question as I build my outdoor kitchen, can Pressure treated wood frames hold the weight of concrete countertops? By looks of it, Concrete countertops are super heavy! Again may be a dumb question but would really appreciate any help :)

That looks so good!

@rogueengineer

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Looks good

Amazing.

This was dope!

Awesome job!! Looks great!

Wow, I wish my indoor kitchen looked half as nice!

@rogueengineer

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great build! I love it. The only thing I would have included was a GFCI receptacle above the counter for power.

Awesome. Do you have the plans posted anywhere? I've been through your facebook page but can't seem to find them! Thanks and great video!

This was a great video👍 could you tell me what type of oil you used for the wood? Thank you

Everything is very nice, thank you for the teaching. Could you send me the exact measurements to make one in my house? Thank you.

How many days to get it done looks amazing

Like great .. Awesome job. I’m going start one myself . Did you do your own sink drain ( like to the sewer) or best to get a plumber to do that ? Thanks

Looks amazin

I work with concrete tabletops and countertops all the time. Concrete is the last thing you want (in the long run) near greasy hamburgers, etc, off the grill. It looks nice for a short while, but no matter how good the sealer, the grease soaks thru. Try another wipeable material for the countertop.

Genius!

Love it

great vid, how is your concrete counters holding up against oil splatter? im curious about the wipe-ability when grease hits it. thanks.

Great work my dude.. I like seeing the finished product then maybe doing a voice over throughout the project instead of going back and forth.. regardless great stuff

Oh my... You're so talented and skillful. Can I use this video for my compilation about amazing home upgrade ideas? I'll credit you of course.

How deep is the framing? Tried to use the deck boards as a reference but wanted to double check!

Very nice outdoor kitchen. Where did you get the stone? I’m looking for the same.

I love the stone veneer, where did you get it from?

Do you have the brand and type of rock you used? I love it!

I need one. It’s a necessary

That's awesome, how much total project cost?

What product did you use to seal the concrete countertop?

Nice job. Did you use an insulated jacket for the grill? Also where did you drain the sink?

Where did you get the heat shield/hood to go against the side of the house?

What if the grill burns out? Is there a standard size?

Looks awesome! What was your setup for drainage on the sink?

@keithf5236

3 жыл бұрын

i bet he ran it back into the other drain like the feed lines from the bathroom behind.

Did you tie the sink drain to the bathroom behind the wall?

I may have missed it, but how did you address the sewage line for the sink?

Good job, but where are the vents in the outdoor kitchen structure for the BBQ?

Hi, great Kitchen Grill! What was the total Project amount?

Hello sir What kind concrete you use counter top?

Thanks for sharing about the water source on the sink but how did you handle the drain?

@scottb9109

3 жыл бұрын

That's my question as well... did you have to tie into the existing drain in the house?

where did you drain the sink water to ?

Looks like no toe-kicks? Any regrets with regard to that? I'm debating whether to add them to my outdoor kitchen or not, leaning towards "yes" at this point

What are the sizes of those "mini walls"?

Nice project however I’m not fond of the wood 2x4 framing showing around the doors.

What did you guys use for concrete?

Where did you get your stone from and what’s the name of it?

This looks great but I'm dying to know how this works with no ventilation around the body of the grill?

Did you use the cement board as a fire barrier between the bottom/sides of grill and the pressure treated wood?

@rogueengineer

3 жыл бұрын

Yes we did.

Did you label the type of cement you used?

What would be the labor cost to build something exactly like that just labor not including materials and not including making the top as well. $2,500? - $3,000?? Thanks 👍 love the video grate detailed

Nice!!!!

Beuthefoll work, I also started a similar project and I wandered.. Did the cementboard provide enough heat insolation betwin the grill and the wood?

@thenussbaum44

3 жыл бұрын

I would read the directions of the grill manufacturer. The brand I bought stated 3" of a brick or other non combustible material. I do not think one layer that he did is enough. I also don't think he was a proper distance from the house.

Is that stainless steel backsplash going to protect your siding from heat from the grill?

What kind of screws did you use?

What stone did you use?

What did you do about the drain?

Do you contract for people and build something like this ??

what name brand of stone and where did you order it at.

Thanks learned somethin better

Are longer screws stronger?