Excellent job. Well done. One thing I might add if I were doing the job is I’d fill in the hole where the gas line goes thru the cabinet to help keep mice and other rodents out of the cabinet. I repair grills that are set up with all kinds of cabinets and let me tell you, if there’s even the smallest opening for a rodent to get in, they will find it. Just fill that hole with steel wool or some wire mesh.
The project came out absolutely seamless and beautiful. I myself would have utilized that closed off space to the left and framed in a small fridge. Great job
I bought this as my first propane grill. It's been a fun, learning experience th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCx5fHawkK9OoV-ojFrY8JLnZrFwAmvUt . I think it's a bit too pricey after looking at other grills, but it wasn't hard to put together and it works really well. I love the side burner option for heating food during a power outage. I have an electric stove and live in the South (Hurricane season), so this was a bonus. I also bought a cover for it and it has protected it nicely (the Char Broil All-Season Grill Cover 3-4 Burner: Large). Every few grill sessions, I take the rack (or grate) and burner covers off and clean them with a non-abrasive scrubby and mild soap. I wipe the excess off of the bottom as well, taking care to avoid the gas and pilot lines.
Yes! This is exactly what i've been looking for for my outdoor kitchen. Ardex OVP has been approved by the wife now! Thank you! I really didn't want to do stucco, this will be so much easier!
Great video! Have you heard of ConnecTubes? You can build a real steel frame without welding. The system is super cheap and uses steel couplers and 1.5 x 1.5" square galvanized steel tubing. Highly recommend you learn about this building product to use for bbq frames etc... The price is comparable to track and studs. They even have telescoping cutout kits for less cutting. Reply
Very professional bud! Looks great, informational for us. I’m not a fan of metal frame work for cabinets but it’s not my house anyways and regardless turned out stunning and clean. Question, the product you used for the sides or the concrete sides, why not use a white concrete? Not criticizing whatsoever, just wondering if that’s not possible because it’s vertical or if it purely was the owners preference to paint the concrete? I think it’s be beautiful to have that natural look using white cement mixed with a natural river stone for contrast. Anyways I really enjoyed this project and the quality of materials and your keen eye and experience made it easy to love!
Great to hear and I truly appreciate all of the support. I did a lot of research on what is the best product to use for that type of application. This produce is specifically designed for exterior vertical surfaces, which is perfect. The material consistency is completely different from concrete, which is why it was so easy to apply it to a vertical surface since it was thick but easy to smear on. It only comes in grey haha. Great question though and thanks so much for watching.
Great project - not sure I would have chosen white for the front face, as I can imagine drips being very hard to clean off. But all in all this looks like a great system. Thanks for posting
Ok our project is finally getting to the point where we are ready to apply the Ardex OVP. I am noticing that sometimes there is a feather finish cement used to cover the alkaline tapes and screwheads. Did you not need to do that because Ardex will always hide cracks?
Great to hear Diana and good question. The Ardex basically acts as the same product that would be used to cover the tape and screwheads in any case. Going a suggestion that I may have for you is that you could mix up a small amount of ardex and apply that to the tape and screwheads first. And then apply your Ardex over the entire surface after that was dry. It might make everything go a little bit more smoothly in the long run. Thanks again for watching and hope you subscribed.
Was there a grill liner? I didn’t see one in the video. That’s a lot of heat to drop into the cabinet if you don’t have a grill liner. Pretty sure that’s in the specs of the stove to install the liner.
Great to hear Bob and thanks for watching. The BBQ is sitting on top of the concrete countertop. Check out part two if you'd like to see in more detail how it is supported. th-cam.com/video/MpCfZQYVoB4/w-d-xo.html
Should not have used thread tape on the fitting from the reducer to the yellow line. That is a self sealing type connection, similar to a brake fitting on car or hydrulic lines (looks like an AN fitting), and the tape could hender its sealing ability.
Great to hear Joseph and thanks for watching. Its a product from AZEK and its PVC or plastic based so it won't rot. Thanks for asking and hope you subscribed.
wonder what the weight of this is (exclude the concrete countertop). Thinking of building this on top of my deck. I assume the aluminium and cement panels would be lighter than full wood?
Great question Salvador. This system is definitely lighter then normal wood frame construction but there is still some weight to it due to the cement board. Probably 200 to 250 lbs still. Thanks for watching and for subscribing.
@@BYOTools 200lbs for the whine thing is more then fine especially given the foot print. My deck was built with 2*6s 12" on center... According to the tables it says upwards of 100lbs per square foot of load. 200 lbs the whole unit works be a piece of cake
When you inserted the grill, it didn't seem like you had any space in between the side..it was a very snug fit.. Aren't you supposed to leave an inch?Or so per side ??
When I saw the Grillnetics cabinets for the first time I was impressed by the looks of the sections and the concept. After watching this video, and looking up the cost of the units, I am concerned with the quality. I thought the welds looked sloppy and it makes me wonder about the quality of the entire structure. Please give me your honest opinion of the quality and value of the Grillnetics products.
Hi Rick. Thanks so much for watching and your support. I can honestly say that I agree with you that some of the welds are a bit messy and could be a bit cleaner, however that doesn't take away from how strong and amazing this system really is. I love this system and I know it can be an expensive one for sure but man o man it is a very nice system all around.
@@Pureblood547 No kidding!!! After I saw your video, I went to Harbor Freight and bought a small welder so I could learn to weld aluminum myself. Thanks for the update!
@@BYOTools Thanks for the update. After watching your video I bought a small welder from Harbor Freight to learn to weld aluminum myself. It is harder than it looks but progress is being made.
Great video. I noticed the bbq has some vents on the sides, which I am assuming they may be somewhat blocked by the metal studs, cement board and concrete countertop? Is this ok? Running into this with our instal, and wondering if this is something we should avoid? Thank you in advance!
Great video. Is there any chance this can shift around by not being directly mounted to the patio or the house? Or is it simply too heavy/stable for anything like that to happen?
With Ardex OVP verical walls you used the tape and then painted it but I didnt notice if you used a sealant. Now this is a covered porch so if this was exposed to the elements would you use a sealant once it cures and then paint?
I had a long conversation at the paint store about the best product to use. With the paint I used I didn’t need to seal it separately. Just apply to coat of the paint. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed the video Diana.
@@BYOTools Video was awesome and your explanation was perfect for a beginning to follow. We are doing our own DIY build as we speak and we are using the vertical concrete instead of stucco now thanks to you!
That must me you liked the video. It wouldn't be cheap but feel free to email me directly at brent@byotools.me. Thanks for watching and for subscribing bud. It's greatly appreciated.
17:30 - be safe with gas.. whilst you are working on an gas line that is not mounted and is getting yanked out of the wall. you really should screw that to the wall
Out of curiosity can't you talk in the actual video or play The Sound of the background of what the tools and everything else it just sounds better and no offence it's kind of boring just listen to somebody talking constantly but it'd be different if you were talking in the video it seems more more personal and talking over the video and everything we can hear is just you no offence
Great suggestion James and I may try that on a more simplistic project in the future but unfortunately its not realistic with the types of projects I take on. Those types of videos are normally slower paced, which basically means that this video would be most likely twice as long if I did it that way and I don't know if people will toon in for that long to see the whole project. Do you like the points in which i'm in front of the camera or walking with the camera and talking? I could add more of those moments in there if it helps. in any case, thanks for watching and all the support. Greatly appreciated.
@@BYOTools yeah like walking and talking with the camera and hearing the noises of the background makes the video more entertaining and if you are on a long project couldn't you do it in parts like release part 1 part 2 in separate days or you could always try it to see if subscribers enjoy it or not you could put in the title of trying something new in the description to see if people like it or not
Excellent job. Well done. One thing I might add if I were doing the job is I’d fill in the hole where the gas line goes thru the cabinet to help keep mice and other rodents out of the cabinet. I repair grills that are set up with all kinds of cabinets and let me tell you, if there’s even the smallest opening for a rodent to get in, they will find it. Just fill that hole with steel wool or some wire mesh.
The project came out absolutely seamless and beautiful. I myself would have utilized that closed off space to the left and framed in a small fridge. Great job
I bought this as my first propane grill. It's been a fun, learning experience th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCx5fHawkK9OoV-ojFrY8JLnZrFwAmvUt . I think it's a bit too pricey after looking at other grills, but it wasn't hard to put together and it works really well. I love the side burner option for heating food during a power outage. I have an electric stove and live in the South (Hurricane season), so this was a bonus. I also bought a cover for it and it has protected it nicely (the Char Broil All-Season Grill Cover 3-4 Burner: Large). Every few grill sessions, I take the rack (or grate) and burner covers off and clean them with a non-abrasive scrubby and mild soap. I wipe the excess off of the bottom as well, taking care to avoid the gas and pilot lines.
Yes! This is exactly what i've been looking for for my outdoor kitchen. Ardex OVP has been approved by the wife now! Thank you! I really didn't want to do stucco, this will be so much easier!
Love hearing that DJ. Thanks so much for watching and good luck on your project.
u might looking for thing also th-cam.com/video/p8e-H77NNoI/w-d-xo.html
Loved this video! This pre-fab'd solution was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
This is really awesome..I am feeling much more confident to start this project for my backyard
Top notch video. Clearly and detail explanation. Thanks for sharing. Until next time *Chris*
Great to hear Chris and thanks so much for watching and all the support Chris. Its much appreciated.
Great video! Have you heard of ConnecTubes? You can build a real steel frame without welding. The system is super cheap and uses steel couplers and 1.5 x 1.5" square galvanized steel tubing. Highly recommend you learn about this building product to use for bbq frames etc... The price is comparable to track and studs. They even have telescoping cutout kits for less cutting.
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Wow this is incredible. I'm going to make my husband watch and build this;) Thank you!
Haha! Love hearing that Mikkel. Thanks so much for watching and tell Brian that this is a grill he will fall in love with ;)
Great video, but did I miss the concrete top install?
Next episode
Nice job. FYI ,Use of Galvanized piping on gas line and thread seal a flared fitting is a no no.
Nice job
great videos as always, very informative and entertaining thanks!
Your videos are on another level. Great explanation with amazing footage. Keep up the great work.
Love hearing that and thanks so much for the continued support. It is greatly appreciated and glad my videos are still up to snuff haha.
Very professional bud! Looks great, informational for us. I’m not a fan of metal frame work for cabinets but it’s not my house anyways and regardless turned out stunning and clean. Question, the product you used for the sides or the concrete sides, why not use a white concrete? Not criticizing whatsoever, just wondering if that’s not possible because it’s vertical or if it purely was the owners preference to paint the concrete? I think it’s be beautiful to have that natural look using white cement mixed with a natural river stone for contrast. Anyways I really enjoyed this project and the quality of materials and your keen eye and experience made it easy to love!
Great to hear and I truly appreciate all of the support. I did a lot of research on what is the best product to use for that type of application. This produce is specifically designed for exterior vertical surfaces, which is perfect. The material consistency is completely different from concrete, which is why it was so easy to apply it to a vertical surface since it was thick but easy to smear on. It only comes in grey haha. Great question though and thanks so much for watching.
What would be the downside of applying stucco instead of this special concrete?
Great project - not sure I would have chosen white for the front face, as I can imagine drips being very hard to clean off. But all in all this looks like a great system. Thanks for posting
Good point Jim and time will tell on that one haha. Thanks so much for all the support and for subscribing.
If only there were such a manufacturer who also ships to Germany.... great solution! 👍
Great to hear I have fans across the Pond Daniel. Thanks so much for watching and what type of BBQ setups are there in Germany?
Wow Brent! This is an incredible how-to-video.
That means a lot coming from you Leah. Thanks for watching and all your support :)
Another good video man. Keep it up!
Great to hear Johnny and thanks for the continued support. Love how this grill turned out.
You deserve more subscribers man!
Thank you for the video!! DO you think it is a good method for Michigan? Colder weathers? Where was this kitchen build?
Great video. Specifically for building a bbq.
Good job I like it.i will in my house too.but why you did t installed the side burner?
Your videos are great. Just interested in how/why you use Miriam Makeba's music as your theme tune at the end of your videos?
awesome idea....nice work....
Great to hear RT and thanks so much for watching.
Ok our project is finally getting to the point where we are ready to apply the Ardex OVP. I am noticing that sometimes there is a feather finish cement used to cover the alkaline tapes and screwheads. Did you not need to do that because Ardex will always hide cracks?
Great to hear Diana and good question. The Ardex basically acts as the same product that would be used to cover the tape and screwheads in any case. Going a suggestion that I may have for you is that you could mix up a small amount of ardex and apply that to the tape and screwheads first. And then apply your Ardex over the entire surface after that was dry. It might make everything go a little bit more smoothly in the long run. Thanks again for watching and hope you subscribed.
I am going to do this!
Was there a grill liner? I didn’t see one in the video. That’s a lot of heat to drop into the cabinet if you don’t have a grill liner. Pretty sure that’s in the specs of the stove to install the liner.
Love the cute corgi at the end 😀
‘DIY OUTDOOR GRILL STATION, how to build it...’
here’s the sponsor and where to buy it
Yeah no kidding… click bait. He’s just assembling a premade kitchen wow.. big deal
Beautiful job well done, great quality product.
Thanks for all the support Patti ;)
Great looking project. How is actual summerset bbq installed? Does it sit on a platform or suspended some how?
Great to hear Bob and thanks for watching. The BBQ is sitting on top of the concrete countertop. Check out part two if you'd like to see in more detail how it is supported. th-cam.com/video/MpCfZQYVoB4/w-d-xo.html
Should not have used thread tape on the fitting from the reducer to the yellow line. That is a self sealing type connection, similar to a brake fitting on car or hydrulic lines (looks like an AN fitting), and the tape could hender its sealing ability.
Aw Brent - so jealous.Great job.
Great to hear Emer and thanks for the continued support. I built this for a friend and how I want my own haha!!
@@BYOTools Can't blame you. You're friend is very lucky to have you do it.
This is great! ... as far as the bottom board that sits on the floor, what kind of material is that? is it a cement board?
Great to hear Joseph and thanks for watching. Its a product from AZEK and its PVC or plastic based so it won't rot. Thanks for asking and hope you subscribed.
wonder what the weight of this is (exclude the concrete countertop). Thinking of building this on top of my deck. I assume the aluminium and cement panels would be lighter than full wood?
Great question Salvador. This system is definitely lighter then normal wood frame construction but there is still some weight to it due to the cement board. Probably 200 to 250 lbs still. Thanks for watching and for subscribing.
@@BYOTools 200lbs for the whine thing is more then fine especially given the foot print. My deck was built with 2*6s 12" on center... According to the tables it says upwards of 100lbs per square foot of load. 200 lbs the whole unit works be a piece of cake
Thanks I was just wondering if I could build this on a deck I’m building soon ☺️
When you inserted the grill, it didn't seem like you had any space in between the side..it was a very snug fit.. Aren't you supposed to leave an inch?Or so per side ??
When I saw the Grillnetics cabinets for the first time I was impressed by the looks of the sections and the concept. After watching this video, and looking up the cost of the units, I am concerned with the quality. I thought the welds looked sloppy and it makes me wonder about the quality of the entire structure. Please give me your honest opinion of the quality and value of the Grillnetics products.
Hi Rick. Thanks so much for watching and your support. I can honestly say that I agree with you that some of the welds are a bit messy and could be a bit cleaner, however that doesn't take away from how strong and amazing this system really is. I love this system and I know it can be an expensive one for sure but man o man it is a very nice system all around.
@@BYOTools What gauge aluminum?
Yo the welds were bad lol
@@Pureblood547 No kidding!!! After I saw your video, I went to Harbor Freight and bought a small welder so I could learn to weld aluminum myself. Thanks for the update!
@@BYOTools Thanks for the update. After watching your video I bought a small welder from Harbor Freight to learn to weld aluminum myself. It is harder than it looks but progress is being made.
That’s looks nice 👍🏽
Good job amigo…..
How much bags of Ardex would I need for a 80 sq ft area?
How this is DIY if you buy everything in a box? Is it IKEA DIY furniture?
Did you have to screw the grill to the countertop or stone in any way or is it just held by gravity?
beautiful
Where did you buy the Ardex OVP? I can't seem to find it online. Looks great, btw!
All product links are in the description of the video but here is the link just incase: bit.ly/2B8FQ32 Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed.
@@BYOTools Ah, didn't realize that - thank you very much!
Do these outdoor BBQ stations handle winter and snow well?
Did you have to put any sort of bonding agent to the cement board before applying the OVP?
Nope! Just applied the OVP directly to the cement board. Thanks for watching Virgil and hope you enjoyed the video.
Great video. I noticed the bbq has some vents on the sides, which I am assuming they may be somewhat blocked by the metal studs, cement board and concrete countertop? Is this ok? Running into this with our instal, and wondering if this is something we should avoid? Thank you in advance!
Looks really good! Why do you use Teflon tape on the flanged fitting hose? Not necessary.
Great to hear Roger and thanks so much for watching. This is tape specifically for gas lines. Not your normal teflon tape amzn.to/2XJi85g
How much of ardex ovp would I need for about 80sq foot of area to cover?
Its time to BBQ.y inspire me to do it in my house.i love summer
Great to hear Amina and thanks so much for watching. Happy summer!
Looks awesome! How much Ardex OVP did you use for this?? 🤙🏻
Great video. Is there any chance this can shift around by not being directly mounted to the patio or the house? Or is it simply too heavy/stable for anything like that to happen?
Great video - any idea where i can get one of these kits for UK delivery?
Very interesting
With Ardex OVP verical walls you used the tape and then painted it but I didnt notice if you used a sealant. Now this is a covered porch so if this was exposed to the elements would you use a sealant once it cures and then paint?
I had a long conversation at the paint store about the best product to use. With the paint I used I didn’t need to seal it separately. Just apply to coat of the paint. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoyed the video Diana.
Out of curiosity, how much Ardex OVP bags did you use?
Good questions. I just needed two bags Diana. Thanks for watching Diana and hope you enjoyed the video.
@@BYOTools Video was awesome and your explanation was perfect for a beginning to follow. We are doing our own DIY build as we speak and we are using the vertical concrete instead of stucco now thanks to you!
Love the channel dude.
But...
Heighth?
And when exactly did the concrete top come into play, just appeared.... Weird
What was your cost for all of this?
Its not a cheap one Amy haha. Materials in total are around $5K but it is AMAZING! Thanks for watching Amy and hope you enjoyed the video.
For 5k I can build a bigger kitchen with appliances tiki and quarz countertops
How much to have you come down to Dallas, and build a full outdoor kitchen for me?!? No, seriously....
That must me you liked the video. It wouldn't be cheap but feel free to email me directly at brent@byotools.me. Thanks for watching and for subscribing bud. It's greatly appreciated.
If anyone has a count on how many time word 'SPECIFIC' was used ?
Where's the countertop part
Its in the description but if you can't find it here it is: th-cam.com/video/MpCfZQYVoB4/w-d-xo.html
Never use tape on flaired fitting this causes leaks bad bad practice.
Very sexy beast! Great video. Drone shots were epic!!
HaHa! YES IT IS :) Thanks so much for watching Jai. Greatly appreciate the support and keep up the great work on your channel as well.
Costs more then house
It’s not a cheap BBQ station that’s for sure but it’s not going into a cheap house haha! Thanks for watching Bosko and hope you enjoyed the video.
So, you didn’t build it. You bought it then assembled it
Yikes look at them welds
Is it just me or is the grill head slanted down slightly from right to left?
17:30 - be safe with gas.. whilst you are working on an gas line that is not mounted and is getting yanked out of the wall. you really should screw that to the wall
Should have been titled how to assemble an insanely expensive custom made grill station👎🏻
Out of curiosity can't you talk in the actual video or play The Sound of the background of what the tools and everything else it just sounds better and no offence it's kind of boring just listen to somebody talking constantly but it'd be different if you were talking in the video it seems more more personal and talking over the video and everything we can hear is just you no offence
Great suggestion James and I may try that on a more simplistic project in the future but unfortunately its not realistic with the types of projects I take on. Those types of videos are normally slower paced, which basically means that this video would be most likely twice as long if I did it that way and I don't know if people will toon in for that long to see the whole project. Do you like the points in which i'm in front of the camera or walking with the camera and talking? I could add more of those moments in there if it helps. in any case, thanks for watching and all the support. Greatly appreciated.
@@BYOTools yeah like walking and talking with the camera and hearing the noises of the background makes the video more entertaining and if you are on a long project couldn't you do it in parts like release part 1 part 2 in separate days or you could always try it to see if subscribers enjoy it or not you could put in the title of trying something new in the description to see if people like it or not
Gas grill lol
No prices anywhere means I’ll stay away...