Love to cook, and being outdoors close to nature? Why not create a space that combines the best of both worlds!
You don’t have to miss spending quality time with your friends and family because you’re in the kitchen busy cooking. An outdoor kitchen allows you to entertain while cooking for your guests. And you don’t have to spend a fortune to build one!
This deck kitchen is a great example. The owner didn’t spend a lot of money building it as most of the parts came from a 1993 camper. The sink ,fridge, stove, and drawers were all reused from the old camper.
Would you like your own deck kitchen?
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Materials:
- 2” Wood – for framing
- 18 inch 60 pound Drawer Slides
- Drawer Handles
- Hinges
- 1×4 Ship Lap Boards
- 1×6 Ship Lap Boards
- 3/4” Plywood
- Old Countertop
- Old Sink
- Old Drawer Fronts
- Screws
- Wood Stain and Seal
- Wood Glue
- Silicone Sealer
- 3% Hardener
- Polyester-based Resin
- Painter’s Tape
Tools:
- Tape Measure
- Table Saw
- Jigsaw
- Drill
- Brush
- Belt Sander
- Caulking Gun
- Putty Knife
Steps:
This is the 2 foot wide by 10 foot long frame.
I made doors from 1by4 pt and 1 by 6 ship lap boards. Here is also the frame work for the drawers. Stained provincial.
Here are the 3 drawers i made with 18 inch 60 pound drawer slides
Here i am starting the fridge cabinet and upper cabinets. It is exactly the same size as the kitchen that was in the camper.
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