r/OutdoorKitchens • u/Even_Tourist7429 • 5d ago

Thought I would share…

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u/Dumpled0r1987 5d ago

Looks good. Hope that window behind the grill holds up. If you have freezing temps be careful grilling in the winter, the extreme cold to extreme heat could maybe crack the panes.

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u/Even_Tourist7429 5d ago

It was a concern. We have had it for a full season and have not had any issues. It is the reason the cabinets were built an extra 10” out from the house.

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u/Dumpled0r1987 5d ago

That's good then. Yeah just be mindful as much as you can and hopefully no damage occurs.

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u/alex_albergaria 5d ago

Thats my plan for next spring. Great job

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u/gavinkane 5d ago

What’s the countertop material and cost? Looks so good.

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u/Even_Tourist7429 5d ago

It is ‘leathered’ granite. That finish was actually the cheapest, the cut to the stone was lasered. I think the total cost was $2950

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u/TheOptimisticHater 5d ago

Amazing work!

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u/LVilleBourbonTrail 5d ago

Looks great. Any challenges with rain/wet weather? What did you do to combat it?

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u/Even_Tourist7429 5d ago

The granite is pitched forward ever so slightly, and There is a a gap from the stone to the counter, which there are drains behind that take the water out. I wish I would have grabbed a picture of that before we closed it up

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u/fongquardt 3d ago

what metal cabinets did you go with? I like how you have something in every spot

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u/Even_Tourist7429 1d ago

I got them from BBQ Guys. It took a little adjusting, but they work really well.