Outdoor brick island for grill

Just make sure you can clean it with a shop vac.

What's the estimated cost for that gravel and those big stone pavers?

That looks better/easier than a slab.

Was it a 4" slab?

Do you have to pour a slab for that gravel/slate?

I see. What's the cost per yd of that gravel run on average?

Probably wouldn't be a bad idea.

I like the look of that gravel/slate combo better than a slab.

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Did you anchor your kitchen to the slab?

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Hell yes. We measured it out ahead of time and fixed anchors into the slab grid when we poured the concrete. Again, not terribly difficult.

Built a 2X4 frame anchored to the slab. Faced the frame with treated plywood on the sides and whatever that board you lay tile on for a top. Used screws instead of nails and then put a bunch of brick ties on the plywood and bricked three of the sides. Then tiled the top. On the front I cut Hardy Board that was made to look like stucco. Hand sanded the edges to round them so the thing looked hand laid and then used construction adhesive to fix it to the face. It looked good.

It would be sweeter if that fireplace drew worth a darn and there were no Tounces. Just sayin..

damn dude, he asked about a brick island and you're sending him pics of your wife, girlfriend, where you live,,,,shite, this is the OT, you keep that to yourself round here

Damn nice setup, man.

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