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Build Outdoor Kitchen Frame and Apply Stone Veneer

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Finishing Touches On A HUGE Backyard Transformation!

What happens here

Construct the outdoor kitchen frame using metal studs, measuring and cutting them to fit the specified dimensions for the grill and griddle. Ensure precise cuts to accommodate the appliances and leave enough space for an access door. The deck boards will be installed vertically on the exterior of the frame. Finally, apply a 'stone veneer' to the exterior of the metal stud frame, securing it with construction adhesive.

Goal: Create a functional and aesthetically pleasing outdoor kitchen.

Tools and materials

  • Construction Adhesive — Securing the stone veneer to the frame
  • Deck Boards — Exterior siding for the outdoor kitchen, installed vertically
  • Metal Snips — Cutting metal studs to size
  • Metal Studs — Constructing the frame of the outdoor kitchen
  • Outdoor Grills and Griddle Blaze — Primary cooking appliances for the outdoor kitchen
  • Stone Veneer — Finishing the exterior of the outdoor kitchen
  • Tape Measure — Accurate measurement of the kitchen frame and appliance cutouts

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our second row. So, no surprises. So, just uh figuring out our detail for the kitchen, because right here, look what we got. [Music] Look at this kitchen. It's looking looking so nice. We got uh our waterfall top. Beautiful. And what we got going on here is our uh griddle, 40-in griddle, and 32-in grill. And then we're going to run our deck boards lined up with our field boards running vertical here. So, uh just figuring out where we want to put the access door. It's got an inch and a half flange all the way around. So, uh essentially, it'll sit right at this uh bottom stud. So, we're pretty good there. And yeah, we'll just run these. We'll put the framing in, and then we'll do the cutout later. And over here is going to be our fridge, and it's going to be really nice. That's going to be cool. Feel like I'm basically ready to flip some freaking shrimp into somebody's face. You want shrimp? You want shrimp? I want sea bugs. Sea bugs? Sea bugs. Sea bugs. This is really good lighting. So, the light is only coming directly onto your face right now. >> off of the girl and blinding me. Yeah. And it's yeah. Everything else looks dark, and it looks like god is shining down, yeah. So, um why don't you get up and let me sit there, and then you film me. [Music] Looking good. Last couple pieces going in. So, we always wait uh until our top is in, so we can get a nice tight cut up to the top. Looks a little crazy on the camera right now, cuz some of these came out of wet boxes, but uh it's dry or all wet together, all looks the same. But uh yeah, coming across here, last little bit, and it's looking really really good. Nice work. Thanks. Nice work.

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