📦 Barbecue complex consists of a garden fireplace (firebox width 2ft+6in (770 mm), a place to install a barbecue insert and a cutting table.
ℹ️ The project consists of ℹ️
1. Appearance (photo, video of the finished furnace or 3D visualization).
2. Description of the entire design with dimensions.
3. Scheme of the layers (rows of masonry).
4. Estimate (list of materials, approximate cost of the finished product).
ℹ️ DIMENSIONS ℹ️
✅ Width: 2ft+6in (770 mm)
✅ Height: 12ft+8in (3870 mm)
✅ Length: 7ft+7in (2300 mm)
You can easily bring this project to life. There will be detailed instructions in the description on how to do it.
A canopy over the stove will increase the life of the stove, as it will not be subjected to destruction from atmospheric precipitation.
This building plan will guide you step by step to build a fireplace with bricks and mortar, as well as some ideas for finishing the structure. You can make the finish of the structure to your taste if necessary.
Making a fireplace complex with your own hands is much cheaper than having someone build it for you. Plus, it's a lot of fun to do it yourself. We are confident that you can do it.
❓How to Build a DIY Barbecue Complex❓
If you love to grill and spend time outdoors, then building a DIY barbecue complex could be the perfect project for you. In this guide, we will take you through the steps to build your own custom outdoor kitchen, complete with a grill, sink, and countertop.
Step 1: Planning and Design
Before you start building your barbecue complex, it's important to plan and design it carefully. This includes considering the size of your outdoor space, the materials you want to use, and the features you want to include in your design.
Step 2: Building the Frame
The first step in building your barbecue complex is to create the frame. This can be done using a variety of materials, such as wood or metal, and it will provide the support for the rest of the structure.
Step 3: Installing the Grill
The grill is the centerpiece of your barbecue complex, and it's important to choose the right one for your needs. Once you have your grill, you'll need to install it into the frame and make sure it's secure and level.
Step 4: Adding a Sink and Countertop
To make your barbecue complex more functional, consider adding a sink and countertop. This will provide a space for food preparation and cleanup, and it will also make your outdoor kitchen feel more complete.
Step 5: Installing Cabinets and Storage
To keep your outdoor space organized and tidy, it's a good idea to add cabinets and storage to your barbecue complex. This will provide a space to store your grilling tools, dishes, and other supplies.
Step 6: Installing Lighting and Electrical
To make your barbecue complex more functional at night, consider adding lighting and electrical outlets. This will allow you to cook and entertain after dark, and it will also make your outdoor space safer and more comfortable.
Step 7: Installing a Roof or Shade
If you live in an area with hot sun or frequent rain, it's a good idea to add a roof or shade to your barbecue complex. This will provide protection from the elements and make your outdoor space more comfortable and usable.
Step 8: Adding Seating and Decor
To make your outdoor kitchen feel like a real gathering space, consider adding seating and decor. This could include a table and chairs, outdoor couches, or other comfortable seating options, as well as decorations like plants, artwork, or outdoor rugs.
Step 9: Adding Brickwork
Adding brickwork to your barbecue complex can create unique and attractive effects. The brickwork can be done using different colors of brick or with different patterns.
Here are the steps to create a brickwork layout:
Measure the size of your barbecue complex and sketch it on paper.
Choose the type and color of brick you want to use.
Create the first layer of brick, making sure it is level.
Create the next layer of brick, starting with the brick that is centered on the previous layer.
Repeat this process until you reach the desired height.
Remember that creating a brickwork layout can take a lot of time and effort, so you need to be patient and careful.
Step 10: Finishing Up
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