You may have seen all those beautiful outdoor kitchens with a fancy counter top and powerful grills and ovens. Well, everyone would want such a thing for their home, but usually they come at a price; a high price that is. Fortunately the DIY community doesn’t let you down and provides with a lot of projects to build an outdoor kitchen by yourself. Not all will be thrilled to build a structure of stone and bricks, and some might even say the cost to such an endeavor isn’t worth the trouble. For all these people, we have the perfect solution: DIY portable kitchen made out of wood. Much easier to build and as you can see from the photos, it has all of the options of a regular outdoor kitchen. Take a careful look over the list of necessary materials and follow the instructions from the link below. In a weekend’s spare time you will have your own working outdoor kitchen!
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How do u hook up the water to the sink? Please give written instructions for the whole project I was unable to find them.
Amy, at the bottom of the photos, click where it says “The perfect barbecue – all instructions
You simply hook it up to a garden hose
Notice the yellow water garden hose on the left of the photo. Looks like it is hooked up from the sink to the water spout at the side of the house. Very clever Outdoor Kitchen.
You easily could hook it up to a water hose.
A couple of other ideas would be to add a waste chute in the cutting board with a garbage container underneath. Or add a hinge and install a cooler under the cutting board for a place to keep beverages.
Using a formica counter top would make it a lot lighter, just make sure you cover it when not using it. Another option is to make your own butcher block with scrap hardwood.
I don’t know if it’s just me or what, but pintrest will not let me link saying this site may lead to inappropriate content. ..super annoying
Al, You can go to Pinterest and search for it. I was told the link gets blocked due to viruses being imbedded into the pinnable link. 🙁
question should be where will dishwater go? hehe…guess, just irrigate it to a temporary canal somewhere in your back yard , like in the old days. :-p
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Again, Q should be where will the dishwater go? Guess, just dig a canal in the backyard, like in the good ol days! hehe :-p
If you look closely at the top photo you can see a red bucket through the timber slats.
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hello, tried to pin this article but pintrest has it labeled as spam
Gracias. Very nice Project but I am going to make it for my indoors guest house. Thanks again. Great stuff
Ilike and willuild one at my trailer site. just need to pt a canopy on and sied walls
You could run a copper pipe through the inside of the grill where the coal bed will be and then to the sink to get hot water to a standard faucet with mixing valve. Love the idea of a cooler under the cutting board with a refuse slot adjacent to it. Could even use pallet wood for the majority of it.
This is AWESOME. Thanks for posting. It inspired me to build my own.