OUTDOOR KITCHEN BUILD UK | TRAEGER TIMBERLINE | GOZNEY DOME | OXFORD
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Take a tour of this newly completed outdoor kitchen build in Oxford, UK. 😍🇬🇧
In this walkthrough, you'll discover the remarkable features and modern design of this exquisite outdoor cooking space. 🎥🎬
🌟 Featured Outdoor Kitchen Appliances:
🔥 Traeger Timberline Pellet Grill
🍕 Gozney Dome Pizza Oven
❄️ Beefeater Double Outdoor Fridge
This outdoor kitchen boasts a sleek and contemporary appearance with its chalk-coloured monocouche render finish and luminous porcelain worktops. The L-shaped layout, along with a convenient bar area, adds functionality and sophistication. 🤩🥂
Storage is not a concern with this garden kitchen, as it offers ample space with storage cupboards and drawers. You'll have plenty of room to neatly organise your grilling accessories and more. 🧑🍳🍴
What makes this outdoor kitchen truly special is its groundbreaking feature - it's the very first client outdoor kitchen to feature a built-in Traeger pellet grill. Welcome to the future of outdoor cooking in Oxford! 🥳🏅
Join in celebrating the first completed outdoor kitchen project of 2024. Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired by innovation and luxury in the world of outdoor living. 🏡✨
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So many great ideas involved! 💥🙌👏👏
Thankyou Mary!
The porcelain slabs look beautiful my only concern is don't they have sharp factory edges which might cut your hands on?
Thanks Peter, the edges of the slabs aren’t sharp enough to cut yourself although the corners have points that would hurt if you walked into them! It is possible to round these edges off though
Beautiful - and the lighting is a great idea. Can I ask how you secure the porcelain tiles to the top of the blockwork - especially with the challenge of people leaning on the bar overhang
Hi paul, we use sand and cement mortar and use SRB in the mix. This makes it a very strong bond
@@aosoutdoorkitchens Thank you - I'm debating putting cement board on first to ensure water resistance as I prefer to butt the porcelain tiles together rather than have a grout joint for the sake of aesthetics - conscious of getting the strongest fix though
This is such a beautiful job! What was the overhang on the worktop to allow the Led lighting to be fitted? Thx
@@jaybee6347 Thankyou 😊. There is a 20mm overhang all the way around except the bar area where it was 200mm. The led lighting is 10mm.
This looks so beautiful. Great design and a wonderful execution. Quick question. Does the blockwork have a foundation or have you built straight on top of the porcelain? I've just had my patio redone and would love this but don't want to have it all dug up again. Thank you and please keep posting.
Thankyou james. As long as the patio has been correctly laid then it’s absolutely fine to lay straight on top of it. This normally involves putting 80mm-100mm of type one MOT that’s been compacted down and then the porcelain laid on a full bed of mortar.
@aosoutdoorkitchens thanks so much for the reply. Sounds promising my end as we had 100mm laid before the sand. Do you cover all of the UK? Im based just north of Birmingham
@@MrGuardcaptain hi james, yes we do. We actually do quite a lot in the midlands. If you’d like to email us at info@aoskitchens.co.uk we can talk theough
Hi, I live in the USA in an area with all 4 seasons. I am also curious about the possibility of using the covers for the appliances. Do you have any previous installs to show how you use them with the outdoor kitchens? Thank you
All the appliances have covers that can be used. We also have a company here in the uk that will make a cover that will fit over the whole kitchen
Love the design of this - and the quality of the videos thank you! A few questions for you -
1. What height do you typically aim to have the worktop height set to in your kitchens?
2. The stainless steel doors / draws look great, which brand do uou use?
Can you show another video with the pergola installed?
Love the use of the Porcelain slabs. Can I ask are the slabs the same dimensions for both sides of the kitchen and what dimensions are they if they’re different?
Hi Stuart, the slabs are all the same size and they’re 600mm x 900mm
How do the porcelain slabs fair in the wet weather? Does anything sit beneath them or do they float on the brickwork shell - doesn't rain water get between the cracks and pool inside?
Hi, the porcelain slabs are good for outdoor use, they’re designed for patios. They do float on the brickwork shell, supported on the edges. The cracks can be sealed with clear silicone which will stop water getting in
Hi
Could you please share details / a link for the vent you used for the Gozney gas hose to pass through?
Kitchen looks great and I really like the use of the porcelain slabs for the worktop.
Many thanks
Hi,
We just used a desk cable tidy for this one, but you could also use sofit vent.
I hope this helps,
Best regards.
Thanks @@aosoutdoorkitchens that’s really useful. Appreciate the quick reply.
Great video. Asking about the stainless doors.Are they made to measure
Hi paul, no, all the doors are set sizes and we make the holes in the kitchen to suit those sizes
Cheers are they silicon fitted
@@paulsmidmore8946 no, they are screwed in on the inside
Great build! What’s the length and width of this outdoor kitchen?
I think this is approx. 3m x 3m
Curious as to how rain/weather effects these appliances? Do you need covers ect? Generally from my experience electrical controllers ect dont like moisture
All the appliances are built to sit outside all year round. Putting the covers on them when not in use will help keep them clean from leaves, rain and birds etc
Thanks for the reply.
Really been enjoying the channel.
I live in Brisbane Australia and am looking at building an outdoor kitchen in 18 months time(with luck). Obviously a very different climate to the UK however we certainly get our share of rain too.
If possible in a future video can you discuss covers/elements ect.
My apologies if you have already covered this subject
Can I ask how much this cost overall for the build
Hi, if you’d like email Info@aoskitchens.co.uk we can give you any info you need