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looks great. Do you seal up the structure under the tops? Asking as it is outside and subject to rain. We would build up with bricks in South Africa.

The most impressed I've been. I've been looking to build one and this has given me the plan and confidence to do it. Thank you.

say your a commercial drywall contractor without saying. rock on brother

Eddie great job! Any thoughts if hidden countertop support brackets are needed for 12"overhang before the pour?

Looks amazing. I wonder what bbq is sitting on?

Where did you buy you bbq island frame?

Great job man. Keep on shooting videos. We all appreciate it.

Does anyone know if this will work with the Ring Contact Sensor Gen 2? I can't find any Gen 1s available to buy anymore 😞

Looking great! Will water from the rain get into the drawers?😮 that was one of my concerns before starting my outdoor kitchen space.

Buen trabajo máquina, pero si hubieses mostrado algo del proceso de llenado y alisado del cemento hubiera sido más ilustrativo 🤗🤗👏👏👏👏

I live in cental America (panama) and this looks like a great way to do my kitchen..... since we have alot of termite issues.... any ideas on how to ger stattes

Can you possibly provide a shopping list?

why didn't you run a edger to round the corners?

This video still paying dividends for us DIY’ers! 😀 thanks Eddie!

Great video. Did you anchor the composite boards to the concrete slab? I assume yes.

Sweet! I have 3 wired doors already, so converting and tripling to one of these, may save me buying two additional sensors, and not buying their retro kit. All this providing that longer additional wire will still work.

They have kits to utilzie to pour a counter top that makes it alot easier that using the wire.

if your respiratory mask is not rated P100, then it is not the appropiate one

looking good buddy hello from Australia

Hi, how many metal frames did you bought?

How much money u spending

Check out our homes in Huntington Beach! Across the street from the beach! For the price of buying a home in Bakersfield, you can live here!!

Looks like your building on the setback lines. Hopefully the city wont notice this and charge you.

What ga. did you use for the framing.

,así como lo estás freimiando no te queda a nivel tengo 30 años asiendo bbq o

Hey Eddie, what is the name of stone/tile you used? Also, did you use any concrete on the base?

How long did the entire kitchen take. It looks GREAT!

Oh my gosh I think my Grandparents lived there in the 1970s it’s the exact layout I remember! That’s wild! Hope it turned out nice for you!

I put concrete counters in my lake house 20 years ago. Poured them in place and love them and their heavy thick look. Plan to pour a complimentary outdoor kitchen build this weekend as the block work is all done as of breakfast time today. Nice vid!

very nice job…. im planning on building mine soon.

Don't have anyone ever sitting or dancing on that countertop. No offense but there's no way this is structurally sound adding that much weight over a flimsy high gauge steel studs framing structure.

Nice work. I'm contemplating doing my own outdoor kitchen with DIY metal framing. BTW, I installed that exact sink in homemade cabinets I built in my garage.

What’s the cement thickness?

Good job Eddie!! I am building something similar for a customer in sunny Florida!! Thanks for the tips. You da man!!!

came out real nice man

Hey there. Was wondering… What’s the best Screw to use for Cement Board to Metal studs? 20 Gauge. Thanks.

Did you oil your forms?

Hey Eddie did you use Mortar for the tiles or pre-mix?

nice tutorial videos Eddie. Does your grill come with a template ? I'm just trying to figure out how deep and wide you need to screw in your supports to hold the bottom and back of the grill in place? Does the grill screw into your bracing or just sit in place on your bracing? TY so much!!

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.

Hi Eddie, five years later.. how is the outdoor kitchen holding up in the different seasons? Great build btw : )

2 things you can count on with concrete…it gets hard, and it cracks. Always or eventually.

Great work Eddie!!!

Came out great Eddie, I've referenced your videos many times as I'm renovating my outdoor kitchen right now. Anyone who does this needs to have patience because there are so many things to think about during the entire process.

Huntington Beach is actually not in LA County, it's in Orange County. Just a friendly reminder. Other than that, I bet that home is going to look very nice once you get all that work done. 🙂😊

If I use wood for my framing, would I have to cover it with cement board so the grill wouldn't catch it on fire? Or would the grill be able to sit on it?

How did this system age? Is the battery life ok?

I do thinset for the Hardie backer.im also a framer of customs and track homes.good job.HE IS DOING THIS RIGHT.....

I used this technique on my garage door a couple of years ago. Rather than solder to the board, I cut the glass reed switch out and soldered to those leads. I wanted about a 4 minute delay on that door only so I added a relay that shunts the Ring switch anytime the garage opener light is energized. My opener has 2 bulbs so I just replaced one of the bulbs with an adapter that turns it to an outlet. That’s where the relay coil plugs in. Great video.

What did you use for those corner brackets?