Dream Outdoor Kitchen - Pour in Place Concrete Counters, Propane Griddle, Pellet Smoker and Storage!

[@joaquinrodriguez2539]

Actually one of the best videos on how to build out island base. You're above my level of effort on the cabinets. But thanks for pulling this together.

[@cdamore77]

I need to do something like this around our home. The pour in place concrete looks like an awesome concept. We're going to make raised garden beds with a similar technique to what you did with your doors. I think you could do another whole video on griddle cleaning and re-seasoning. It won't be pretty, but the best thing I found so far is to put a scotch brite paint removal wheel on an angle grinder and take that griddle back down to near bare metal, then re-season. It's VERY messy. I had a contractor bag on me to protect my clothes, but my arms were full on black by the time I was done with my 36" blackstone.

[@andreahansen2519]

Thank you for this video. We are moving in 7 months to and want to build one of these. Your video has been the best and easiest one I have seen yet. Thank you.

[@anelson1914]

Great job. I built mine with pit boss Austin xl, griddle, Santa Fe grill, cook top, pizza oven, and a sink. With a fire pit.

[@billcornett2256]

I have built bars with fire features and a wood fired pizza oven. I do know that oils love vinyl siding and vinyl softens at around 160°F.

[@marting.7564]

Excellent Pro-tip about the melting point of siding.

[@DIYTyler]

Good to know Bill! The warping you see is from back in the day having our old grill to close to the house....the firebrick seems to work very well so far. To your oil point, I do plan on a lid that is hinged for over the griddle, will swing up against the house when the griddle is in use, further heat shield and will stop the splashing you warn about. Thanks for watching!

[@lakebum6211]

I just watched a video from Concrete with the Hauses. They built concrete counter tops for inside a house. During the process, they used a portland cement slurry to fill the holes.

[@gaynellbowie8379]

I really want to thank you for including your daughter in your build (She's soo cute, and girls should always know that whatever they want to learn to do will never be limited, just because they are Girls)!?!

[@Gearz74]

Just came across your video, I was extremely happy to see you involve your little in the building process. I’m hoping to do the same with my daughter when she is old enough

[@andrewivery2459]

I love how the kids are interested ❤

[@messagesystem333]

You got the best helper!

[@VampireOnline]

Love it! I need a setup like this! I'm lazy having to move everything out to use my griddle. That counter space would save me tons of trouble too!

[@ca_ged]

Sweet baby Jesus! Season that griddle! 😅

[@DIYTyler]

I did! Hadn't been used in a while before the placement video was shot, surprised me when I pulled the cover off too! Thanks for watching Carl.

[@ca_ged]

@@DIYTyler yes sir. Big fan.

[@Lentuttle]

@@DIYTyler The struggle is real ! It'll cook !🤣🤣🤣

[@apuz13]

Wish I could hire you to do my backyard. Awesome work Sir.

[@georgeeads8689]

I love it Tyler. Great idea on the fire brick.

[@hansh5140]

looking at your siding, i think your house is giving you a warning about excessive heat from your griddle on your siding, i'd put more protection higher up on your wall!

[@DIYTyler]

The warping you see is from back in the day having our old grill to close to the house....the firebrick seems to work very well so far. I do plan on a lid that is hinged for over the griddle, will swing up against the house when the griddle is in use, further heat shield and will stop oil splashing as well. Thanks for looking out Hans!

[@davidmoreno3793]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊+

[@christopherjames1128]

Bro everything about you is perfect

[@la3tortuga]

like the metal on the doors

[@pygar909]

You waited far too long to finish your concrete. To get a nice slick finish, you start burnishing roughly 1 hour after initial set of the concrete, using a smooth steel trowel and a little water. That will give you a nice glossy finish like you see in the big box stores. You also should have vibrated the concrete a little more as that would have consolidated the concrete and reduced the amount of voids you have. I certify concrete placements for a living, so I might know what I'm talking about. You were correct in that the fiberglass mesh replaces reinforcing steel, but could have been eliminated in this build. You could have also "wet stuck" the reinforcing, eliminating the use of the chairs.

[@ocdtechtalk]

Do you have a channel? I'd like to learn more information about the best way to finish concrete tops.

[@justwondering5540]

If you hold your finish sander against the wood it shakes the air out of the mold all in all nice job

[@mathieuarseneault1945]

Exactly want i wanted to built and could not find any as usefull as your video !!! Thanks !!!

[@margem4754]

Blessed Thanksgiving to you and family!

[@Eric..F]

Can you make another video with some of that philly cheese steak you spoke of? Great video! Thanks Tyler!

[@DIYTyler]

I should! I am biased but I really think it's the best philly cheese stake I have found in the midwest!

[@ArmyVet76]

I love my Pit Boss Smoker Grill. Oh and don’t forget to add your outdoor sink 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@mitzibud6908]

Another amazing video!! Thank you!!

[@billybike57]

Another awesome Tyler home project, done to perfection👍🏼

[@samu3813]

Awesome video. Great little helper. Please eye protection for the little one in the future. Off my daddy soap box now :-)

[@Tottlenko]

Thank you Tyler; I've been looking for a similar video to make this at my home and I'm glad I found this. Great job. I'll be putting mine together over the next few weeks. I'll replace the corrugated iron for VJ Boards, but otherwise, it will be pretty much the same as yours. Once again, thank you.

[@thirstbuster78]

Commercial concrete requires a vibrator to shake out the air bubbles. Even tapping the side of the form or a palmsander on the outside while its all still liquid would help the edge. Overall well done.

[@elwood212]

I put this outdoor kitchen on my deck back in 2010. Good to see it’s still in fashion.👍

[@johnp.1692]

Thanks for the video. One question, how are you getting access to the grease cup on the griddle? Did you build in a way to get to it?

[@energizednet]

Great build, gonna be adding something like this to our new patio. Love seeing the little helpers as always. Wishing your family a happy Thanksgiving from ours!

[@DIYTyler]

Thanks Jeff! You guys moved in?!

[@jakobharris2719]

7:50 He has Ace, Home Depot, and Lowe's buckets, now he needs a Harbor Freight bucket.

[@reaperasylum]

Do you cover the smoker and griddle so they don't get wet

[@TracksideNW]

Turned out awesome!

[@Swae_EB]

This is outstanding!

[@kacycooper1011]

Great build! Can you share the plans for this ? I'd like to build the exact set up.

[@ChrystalClear]

You do very nice work. I’m enjoying your videos.

[@alfonsocharles7555]

Nice work. I like that style

[@RoughRide]

Vibration when you pour will get rid of your holes

[@waltermercado2937]

awesome job. thank you for sharing.

[@sevenseasstone1942]

Did you secure that frame to anything or is the weight enough to keep all from moving/falling over?

[@JoakimGulbrandsen]

Probably stupid question, but why use the fireproof stone-boards under the concrete? Arent they pretty expensive?

[@mehdiboudoudou6416]

Nice job man

[@christianbourguillon4274]

Great video. Thank you for posting. Do you have the link for the counter top form and reinforcement?

[@marting.7564]

I always enjoy your videos and I could be wrong but you didn’t seem impressed with the cement counters. Either way it was a great video as always 👍🏽🙏🏽

[@DIYTyler]

I was a bit disappointed in the results, yes. But it was a first time and we chose to do some counters outside as practice for possible interior counters, lessons learned! Thanks for watching Martin.

[@CJRoe]

How has the siding held up just above the griddle? Im about to build a station against the house too and am concerned with it melting...

[@bobjansen717]

Looks like you chose to make the griddle top even with the counter top. Did you notice a performance difference in the griddle closing off this air space. I notice I get a lot of heat coming out the side with the end burner on and wondered what would happen if this was closed.

[@pacmandagreat07]

Video was very informative but that "can I help u" sounds so familiar to a dad's ears ... PRICELESS!

[@gsmoneygsmoney1479]

Dude you rock. Awesome

[@cameronbragg3612]

I always score and snap my concrete board so I don't have to deal with the dust lol

[@nicc8230]

What was the tool you used to cut the galvanized steel with? Thanks

[@brockturner1559]

Good work

[@Truebluemagoo]

Very nicely done!!!

[@anelson1914]

Did you think about using Cement All??

[@justinpolley2490]

Nailed it my man

[@LazyBoy-t6d]

Could you supply material and cut list? Thanks

[@jerryhubbard4461]

What you needed was vibrator to remove air from the poured concrete. Nothing wrong with the mix but too much water was added. More water, less strength.

[@yinn2yang]

great project

[@CB-nk4hr]

I like the set up but your griddle needs some love.

[@OCULUSLLAYER]

Great video, what did u put on the cement board around the grill? Just paint? If so how did it hold up

[@DIYTyler]

It's a high temp paint....still looks like new!

[@ronniecb112868]

Good job

[@TimothyNorth-t3d]

Great video, what did you use for the pellet grill surround? It's black in color, is it metal, tile?

[@paepketaylor]

Do you have any plans from this build??

[@tooshieg2059]

How is it holding up? I'm thinking of something similar. Do you have any problems with condensation inside the cabinets? Should we have added any vents?

[@DIYTyler]

Holding up great so far, no moisture under the cabinets.

[@orionpco]

How do the grills weather?

[@HarisPorcic-up5sd]

How did you modify to make the drip tray work on your Blackstone work?

[@martywormuth8120]

Try a vibration tool next time Chief

[@DIYTyler]

Maybe I don't have one and am DIYing my way? If I used one someone would complain I have one

[@ocdtechtalk]

Have you had any heat issues?

[@flamabl1]

lol, you definitely do not need any mesh much less rebar.

[@marselbicentennial5159]

Nice video.

[@Antmanlv]

Love it!

[@jeffforbes3772]

very nice

[@eutimiochavez415]

Your grill top is rusty ?

[@BestMusic80s]

Can you please provide dimensions for the height ?

[@lisafisher8081]

Bro, cover your flat top so it's not SO rusty...always enjoy your content..

[@mathrocks7591]

Will you sell the plans

[@lewisclark5694]

IDK. I’ve built concrete tables and counters….they are so damn heavy! I say make the table (wood), but use either sealed wood or plastic based material that looks like concrete for the exposed tops…..jus5 not touch anything hot of corse.

[@recoswell]

what happens when there is a grease fire on that unmovable flattop that right up against your house?

[@roncooper6302]

Professional help at last?

[@Grimm_Book]

Clean the griddle!!!!

[@flamabl1]

Yeah you don't want to pour in place if you are grinding back .......especially on your deck.

[@johnknestis3851]

Hey, take a look at Todd Tovins video on how to re-season a flat griddle. Yowzers, yours is in bad shape.

[@hunterphung3638]

you mark and break concrete board.

[@PtrOBrn]

Dude... razor blade score the board face and snap the cut... like zero dust. Or use a jig saw and you wouldn't kick as much dust up compared to the circular saw.

[@dougdiplacido2406]

The razor method does not leave a smooth cut on that material.

[@josephspina7827]

Great build great contacts buddy but one thing take care of your kids a lot better than what you doing

[@kevinkissell284]

I only watched a video for 30 seconds had to turn it off can’t take care of your Blackstone griddle give it to somebody who will

[@DIYTyler]

It's not a blackstone. And it's very well cared for now, as you can imagine I was slightly busy building the deck and kitchen.