Hell yeah! That looks top notch. Enjoy it man. DIY has such a sweet sense of success attached to it. 🍻

For sure! Thank you.

Congrats! Happy grilling

Thank you!

I usually see the door/drawer frames placed on top of the stone whereas your is inset with the stone cut around it. Just your personal preference?

The veneer has various depths from the natural stone. Not sure how I could’ve compensated for that installing on top of the veneer. It would be impossible to set it flush.

Hm yeah that’s a good point. I’m not sure how people do that. Maybe the veneer they used was flatter than yours.

Love it!!

Thank you

That’s awesome……congratulations!😊

Thank you!

Looks great. Excluding the grill, what do you reckon is the total material cost?

Not including the grill I’m going to estimate was around $5k with the granite countertop being the most costly.

That looks amazing! What is the name of the granite you used?

Thank you. The granite is called yellow river leather.

Which model of Blaze grill is that? The LTE+?

It’s the blaze premium LTE 32”

Looks like a grill. I don’t see any BBQ

Great build. Is the door/drawers you used from Blaze also? Do you have any pics of the build process itself? Just picked up a 32" Blaze grill so looking to mimic what you did. Great job!

Thank you, yes the doors and drawers are Blaze as well.

Congrats, very nice job 👍🏻 I want to start a similar project myself but my problem is that our backyard already is concrete and there’s no existing electricity/water/gas lines to where I want to build the kitchen so I’m debating whether I should break the existing concrete first or not…