How to build a brick BBQ. How to build a Tandoor. How to build a Pizza Oven Rotisserie DIY BBQ Build

[@theuniverse5096]

Oh wow!!! This looks beautiful! Definitely saving this incase I get to build one when I have my own home someday. I love the design and the look. And I enjoy grilled and bbq'd foods :)

[@asifnaik]

Thanks for the great comments Mehvish, definitely a good thing to have. Easy to maintain, clean and looks part of the house

[@leozzinhos22]

That is how every house in Brazil got their grills. My parents got one like that too! Great job!

[@rangatang100]

I'm a bricklayer by trade and I think you made a cracking job, well done.

[@asifnaik]

Thank you! Really appreciate it. Its definitely not an easy job, you guys make it look easy. I was lucky to have KZbin videos available for me to learn how to do it.

[@fu2393]

Great job! Going to see if my builder can follow your design.

[@greatcaledonianpenicillin5378]

Thank you for this great video. Definitely inspired some great ideas to incorporate into my own build.

[@asifnaik]

Thanks.... check the pizza oven extension I've done to this build

[@greatcaledonianpenicillin5378]

@@asifnaik i just seen that, looks great cheers

[@rickjanicki3705]

Absolutely brilliant mate, And getting the whole family involved is what its all about. Your meticulous planning had my OCD singing happy songs.

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Rick. Definitely right, it's all about getting family involved and creating the memories. Glad you liked the planning, needed to do it for my own OCD issues 😆

[@AGermz]

His joints met perfectly across with the rotating pole Jesus this man is a great mason

[@asifnaik]

Thanks - took a lot of planning but worked out well at the end

[@chapman9230]

Love the use of the chalk outline on the wall behind. Wonderful design . Very well done.

[@asifnaik]

Thank you 😊

[@jamespalmer567]

What a man. Fantastic build. Not jealous one bit. 😉

[@mjayT47]

Looks a professional job, amazing!

[@nanirayavarapu8763]

Can you please share the design specs. I'm planning to make on my terrace. Design sheet and specs will help a lot. Amazing work by the way.

[@magill4046]

Just brilliant 👌

[@asifnaik]

Thank you

[@union310]

Spot on that fella , spot on

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@union310]

@@asifnaik I love how you tackled the job, and imagine you have some great times there with family and friends. That's the real spirit of life.

[@asifnaik]

@@union310 thanks once again, yes we've had some amazing times using this, but building it with kids helping was the biggest satisfaction. Plus it's so much easier to maintain than a normal bbq as very little washing and storage required.

[@MickyOHanlon2262]

Top job brother. Looks great.

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@tipticiter]

Thats absolutely amazing. I hope its serving you and the family well. probably added value to your property as well.

[@asifnaik]

Thanks.... it definitely serving the family well, loads of fun doing BBQs

[@AbueesaAsif]

Amazing Job done. Way better than anything else on KZbin...defo

[@asifnaik]

JazakAllah

[@madihalateef2807]

beautiful....plz make this video in detail...

[@asifnaik]

Thanks, will make another next time I use it

Great piece of work.......

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@G-Code_official]

Insanely Awesome!!!!!!!

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@ruhul3902]

Good work. Builder awell everything else.

[@cooking.with.rob.official]

Great build Asif mate 👍🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👌🏼

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Rob

[@manni1699]

Wow that looks amazing, well done m8

[@fairy4221]

Beautiful

[@asifnaik]

Thank you 😊

[@fimaresearcherforart2854]

Perfect job

[@asifnaik]

Thanks 😊

[@andreim5946]

Nice construction, I think if you go up few more layers woth chimney chamber it would not blow that much smoke from the main chamber. The higher it is the better its working.

[@asifnaik]

Thanks for the tip.... Will look at it

[@rolandoisu]

how much for an hour of the little helper for my project...so cute...saludos amigo...

[@24kRobot]

Beautiful!

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@RiyazGuerra]

Very impressive, well done!

[@asifnaik]

Thanks 😊

[@stephentimoney6951]

Incredible job. Looks fantastic

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Stephen

[@thefin1100]

this is just awesome buddy. 1 million thumbs up!

[@asifnaik]

Thank you

[@bigredpaperclip]

thank you for this

[@harpsdeegon5559]

Man that's just fantastic, I'm totally doing one as well. Pukka👌🏽

[@asifnaik]

Thanks and enjoy build one too

[@priyap1302]

Hello Mr.Asif, I love your idea it turned out fabulous. Could you be kind enough to share your drawing with dimensions plz ...thanks in advance

[@user-pk2fg8im4u]

Would really like to hear the steps explained, but a very nice job.

[@fluffybunny7840]

A work of art!

[@asifnaik]

Thank you 😊

[@user-lk3ku4vn1h]

Good job

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@Adam-ei2rs]

Great job was wondering where did you get the clay pot for the tandoor

[@asifnaik]

B&Q

[@bobbynabi415]

Do you have dimensions? Width length heights? Grill opening height from bottom to top. Chimney height ? Looks fantastic need to start mine once spring starts

[@eladhirsh7753]

could you share with us the tutorials you used to build this amazing thing?

[@asifnaik]

The initial drawing I made at the start was the basic design I used KZbin videos to see how to lay bricks and also do the concrete worktop That is all you probably need to make this

[@eladhirsh7753]

@@asifnaik could you maybe share the drawing?

[@monikanf1184]

This is amazing!!!

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Monika 😊

[@scottharrison1287]

Brilliant job m8 👍👍👍 want 1 myself now 👍👍

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Scott

[@Ilyas-hs6st]

Hi Great bbq did you put anything on the concrete before putting the coals on top and after use have the bricks not cracked if not what type of bricks did you use. Thanks

[@asifnaik]

Hi I've just used normal concrete and brick, they don't crack straight away Will take years of use. Its similar to the old chimney fires, they used normal bricks and lasted years

[@Ilyas-hs6st]

@@asifnaik thank you appreciate it

[@Krishenmshah]

@asif bhai, this looks amazing... From all the options I've seen online, you'd like the best. Can you please share with me the measurements and plans/drawings? I'm wanting to build something like this for my patio... Thanks!

[@fu2393]

Can you share the rotisserie device you used? Make and model.

[@asifnaik]

onlyfire Stainless Steel Grill... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B078X4WMY7?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

[@asifnaik]

It out of stock but get one that fits I did cut the spike down to suit my needs

[@chapman9230]

Not sure I would use an angle grinder in my office shoes though! Where did you get the tandor and the spit rotating motor?

[@asifnaik]

Tandoor was made from bricks and a pot bought from B&Q, the rotisserie was from amazon

[@passion4karting30]

Good Job!!

[@mohammdrahmada54]

great work and interesting useful video, thanks allot, but I have one question where to buy chicken BBQ machine which you use it can you give me product link please.

[@asifnaik]

Thanks www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0757FFNS1/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fab_SWhFFbJRWHM3A

[@rizwanh81]

It's an excellent job. Can I ask for the blue print of your oven style because I would like to build in my home.

[@asifnaik]

Hi Rizwan Thank you for the comments. Unfortunately I do not have them anymore, only what on the video here. I didn't put specific measurements on the drawing although it was fo scale. Also I made a few changes once I was building it. Best thing to do is look at what items you will want to put in eg BBQ tray and build to that spec. I used one which was 67x40cm but left a gap of 69cm to fit it in. Hope that helps Thanks

[@rizwanh81]

Thank you. Much appreciated.

[@fimaresearcherforart2854]

It was beautiful but where does the smoke gone

[@asifnaik]

The smoke goes up the chimney

[@aitchaitch3979]

Brilliant

[@JL-mf9gm]

hi how many brick did you use please?

[@asifnaik]

Approximately 350-400

[@asifnaik]

Plus two concrete lintels and around 6 concrete blocks

[@leecosworth]

Looks fantastic well done 👍

[@GoForGold256]

Hi this is great. I’m interested in doing similar. Where is the Pizza Oven portion? Have you cooked pizzas on it?

[@asifnaik]

Hi The pizza oven portion is the bbq with the doors. I use a pizza stone on the grill. I have cooked pizza but didn't put enough coals in so took longer to cook. I will be trying this year with a wood fire as this should generate more heat.

[@asifnaik]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5W8nGuhlJ6Yhq8

[@GoForGold256]

@@asifnaik ah yes. That looks like it works well 👍

[@karlalton3170]

Nowt wrong with that bro Awesome job enjoy 😁😁🤘🤘

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Karl

[@badiabalghouthi1759]

I would like to have the bbq design cos i wanna build the same 🙂

[@mzshan79]

Amazing Asif Bhai, I also have a vision to get something like this done at my place, however I’d love to have a combo oven with one source of heat, Ao a BBQ/Pizza oven on the bottom and a Tandoor (small) on top. A little prep/ service table.

[@RayBrooks0]

AWESOME!

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Ray

[@SoCBrain]

Very nice!! 😎🙌👍

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@HARPZ06]

Looks amazing really good job

[@asifnaik]

Thank

[@ХалатВерсаче]

How many bricks do you used?

[@lizbethmelendez4279]

Hola...quisiera saber cuántos ladrillos aprox se ocupan para hacer esto

[@asifnaik]

Hola.... Creo que usé aproximadamente 250-300 ladrillos, espero que eso ayude

[@butterflieslove3334]

Where did you buy clay pot from for tandoor as I live in UK please reply nice work 👍

[@asifnaik]

B&Q

[@butterflieslove3334]

@@asifnaik thank you so much for replying have you ever made tandoor roti if have how good it is ?

[@asifnaik]

I've not made roti yet, will try it next time I use the tandoor

[@intlmusteats]

Looks awesome. I am inspired by you to try to make a small bbq pit for my own yard. I have a question on the rotisserie spit though. How is it spinning? Thanks.

[@asifnaik]

There's a motor on the outside.... check out the other video it'll show it in more detail

[@chrisramboramsey808]

I’m wanting to build something like this. How many bricks for this roughly?

[@asifnaik]

I think around 300 bricks plus around 10 concrete blocks and three concrete lintels

[@ibrarmahmood1075]

Very amazing work!

[@asifnaik]

JazakAllah

[@fu2393]

What size clay pot did you use for the tandoor? Looking to start this weekend.

[@asifnaik]

It's was a large pot from B&Q don't remember size but base of tandoor was 50cm You are better off using a slightly smaller one around 40cm as it'll heat up better and retain the heat.

[@asifnaik]

Also try use the heat resistant insulation I've used in the pizza over for the tandoor. This will retain the heat better

[@fu2393]

where can i buy that (name)?

[@asifnaik]

@@fu2393 B&Q

[@asifnaik]

@@fu2393 are you from UK?

[@87_North]

This is Soo nice!!

[@asifnaik]

Thank.you Jordan R

[@juanvera8170]

I love the chiming but we're did you got the ruoteaserty.

[@asifnaik]

Amazon

[@traceypotts9425]

Are they just normal bricks

[@asifnaik]

Yes Tracey, just normal bricks,I decided not to use firebrick, normal will be fine for how I am using. Plus cost of fire brick was a bit much

[@lescobrando299]

Amazing!!!!

[@asifnaik]

Thank you

[@spikemite]

Masha allah good work 👍

[@asifnaik]

Jazakallah Omar

[@rehanbhombal559]

its very good

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@MaxPowers]

Brilliant job mate.

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Max

[@nassah2010]

how long would it take a brick layer to do all this?

[@asifnaik]

It took me 10-12 days and I've never done brick laying. An experienced one should take 3 days tops

[@nassah2010]

@@asifnaik i guess that would have bought the job to £1100? from £650

[@nassah2010]

then again if you were helping might have been cheaper

[@asifnaik]

If you do it yourself then it's just the materials, that was what I paid. A bricklayer would have charged £150 per day normally

[@asifnaik]

If someone was to build this for you, you probably looking close to £2000

[@TheRadraku]

Where about u in uk? I wanna do some like this for myself but i have no ideea where to start

[@fu2393]

How many bricks were used?

[@asifnaik]

About 350-400

[@fu2393]

@@asifnaik so the bricks are actually 700

[@asifnaik]

@@fu2393 wow I thought it was less

[@asifnaik]

How is the build going?

[@fu2393]

@@asifnaik coming along nicely. Chimney remains and tandoor. Not going to add any doors. I used yellow bricks instead of red as firepit area is large yellow bricks.

[@saqibakram3875]

Amazing 👏 do you have a sketch of your design with measurements. I want to TRY and do the same for my family to enjoy bbq and tandoori roti.

[@robertdamian2868]

now its out kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmnIXnttbLOBpas

[@SilverLion567]

Ramadan Mubarak. Would you mind sharing the design plan/dimensions? I'm interested in building one as well.

[@asifnaik]

Ramadan Mubarak. The plans are on the video. I used brick numbers as dimensions as I was building back into an existing area. The bbq grill was around 67cm so I built it around that. Hope that helps

[@vickyindelhi]

How many bricks did you use

[@asifnaik]

@@vickyindelhi around 350 plus a couple of concrete lintels

[@afshanaslam3250]

Mashallah it looks great and you're video was really informative. Really inspiring and we are considering doing something similar, great to see someone from the UK make this as most videos are from other countries. 1] Is there anything you'd do differently? Just for advice. 2] Also is it easy to clean? Thank you.

[@asifnaik]

Jazakallah for the comments. Its very easy to clean especially the tandoor and there's only the grill to clean on the bbq. I would make the tandoor slightly smaller or shorter in height as it take longer to heat up

[@fatmaqahtani9266]

ماشاء الله اروع ما رأيت 😍😍😍

[@asifnaik]

JazakAllah

[@razwankhan5318]

mashallah fantastic... where did you get the clay tandoor from as I am looking for one as well ?

[@asifnaik]

Jazakallah.... I build it using bricks and a clay plant pot from B&Q. Then insulated it with vermiculite

[@a.m7465]

Salam brother did you work off any plans

[@asifnaik]

Wsalam.. I drew the plans to scale using brick dimensions. Use the tandoor measurements and the BBQ tray to set the whole scale. Made a couple of adjustments when I was building it. Hope that helps

[@andrzejlysy2681]

Amazing! Just making smaller version for myself. People talking about cracks after putting first fire. Do you have any advise in that matter?

[@asifnaik]

Thanks for the good feedback. What are you building and where would the cracks be?

[@andrzejlysy2681]

@@asifnaik mostly at the joints, I suppouse

[@asifnaik]

I've not had any cracks and I've just used normal building sand and cement for the brick work. I think over years it'll probably crack but you can always repoint it. They used to build old fire places with same cement and that lasted years so I wouldn't worry about a BBQ that's used only a few times in a year

[@haleemaharshad1841]

I saw a video in which fire bricks n heat resistant cement/ mortar was used.

[@Daveyboi-tk8bt]

Absolutely stunning build. What did the project cost to complete roughly mate? Amazing work you should be so proud of what you created not many could do that finish outside of the trade. 👍👊👌

[@asifnaik]

Thank you, project cost me roughly £650

[@iddutube9316]

I liked this video mate; great job

[@asifnaik]

Thanks

[@zahidalyas5194]

Are you base in UK and how much would you charge to make this tandoor

[@asifnaik]

Hi I build this myself as a project, so not looking at building it for a living.... sorry

[@pattiannepascual]

Now I just have to pay you to come by me and make me one!)

[@asifnaik]

Lol ... making one was enough but fun

[@brewertonpaul]

Top job that

[@asifnaik]

Thanks Paul 😀

[@shujashuja]

Couple of things bro. 1) over the small opening at the bottom of tandoori and the storage door, what did you use as lintels? 2) for the chimney did you use something to help stagger it to get the pyramid shape? Much appreciated and it looks great mashaAllah. Well done!

[@asifnaik]

1. Bottom hole for the tandoor I used a small galvanised plate o pickup up from local DIY. The storage lintel was a piece of slate which was cut with a grinder. 2. To stagger the chimney I used concrete lintels and slate pieces to place the bricks. Hope that helps

[@RC_Raceway]

Can you do a video on making naan bread in the tandor.

[@sphenoidjjj]

How much would you charge to build these? Are you from the UK?

[@asifnaik]

Hi I made this as a DIY project and won't be able to build it as I'm not a builder.... sorry

[@sphenoidjjj]

@@asifnaik you are secret builder!

[@zahidalyas5194]

Where did you get the rotating split and the tandoor from

[@asifnaik]

Rotisserie from Amazon check the latest video I put up shows a close up of it. Tandoor I made from bricks and a plant pot with a coating of vermiculite concrete

[@cyrusdoctor]

awesome stuff...I hope you don't mind that I'm going to shamelessly copy you this summer- will send you the pics of the process/finished thing. quick questions- what concrete did you use ?...everyone on youtube uses QuickCrete 5000 but can't get that in the UK and im assuming you are UK based? also what is Vermiculite concrete? do you buy that as a separate product or jus mix Vermiculite into your concrete mix? very grateful for any advice. thanks

[@asifnaik]

Thanks for the great comments. Feel free to copy it, the only change I would do is use two clay pots instead of the round brick work as this will give more heat and possible use slightly smaller pots. I mixed the concrete from scratch used 3 parts gravel 10mm 3 building sand (smooth) 1 cement Cementone for colour Vermiculite concrete 1 cement 1 sand 4 vermiculite Look forward to seeing the pics Give me a shout if you need anything Good luck

[@thewarrior786]

Did you do it. How did it go?

[@fimaresearcherforart2854]

From the color and the weather this house should be out side of London or in Germany I think

[@asifnaik]

Blackburn, Northwest England

[@brusk3978]

Very nice!!!! how long did the project take to complete?

[@asifnaik]

12days over 4weeks, but I think an experienced bricky would take max 3 days for the brick work, plus the worktop and woodwork

[@jamesgallagher3317]

Absolutely brilliant but I have to ask one question Wouldn’t you have had it done quicker by hiring 10 polish guys for a day ? Ok sure it wouldn’t have looked as good and may be a bit unstable and the garden would be full of beer cans but you would have given joy to 10 people by giving them work. Maybe next time you can consider it

[@adrianbadea1179]

I do like fishing... Should I hire some polish guys and send them to do fishing? 🤔🙄😂😂😁😁

[@SibbyG]

Great job! what did yo use for the inside of the tandoor? Is there a name for the pot or what was it made of? Thanks

[@asifnaik]

It was a large terracotta pot from B&Q top diameter was 50cm. I then cut the base. If I was to build it again I would use two of these pots, on inverted instead of bricks for the bottom. They cost around £34 each

[@SibbyG]

@@asifnaik Thank you! You did a super job! Just watched it again

[@ziggykhann]

Amazing

[@RC_Raceway]

Asif, loving the tandor. I see you said the pot was from b and q. What diameter one was it? Did you put fire bricks in the bottom or just vermiculite and refractory cement? Are the ashes cleared via the hole at the bottom? Have you made any naan bread in there yet. Would love to see the results. Fantastic job o. The brickwork.

[@asifnaik]

Thanks for the great comments Rob. Diameter was 50cm for the pot (top) the tandoor opening is 14inches I used normal bricks at the bottom but then insulated the external with vermiculite concrete. The only thing I have not tried is naan bread but is something I will be doing soon.... as I need to make the naan pillow to stick it in the tandoor. Ashes are cleared from the bottom, literally takes minutes to clean. You can check the results of some of the food in my other videos

[@asifnaik]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaSUXmVvlrutj7M

[@RC_Raceway]

Already seen those, looks delicious. Thanks for the reply. Will await the naan pillow making video, and naan cooking video. 👍

[@lilfide07]

Can you send me those plans

[@asifnaik]

Unfortunately I donr have the plans anymore, only the picture on KZbin at start