Out with the grill
Got rid of the Capital grill in the outside kitchen that was never used. Made a drawer and used the hardware off the grill to install.
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cougar28 wrote:
LouLawrence wrote:
Looks like some great work and a useful addition. I am curious what the purpose of the top you put on the drawer. It gets its own top as soon as you close the drawer.
Thank you.
Just as a little extra counter space. We us the area mostly for drinks. With my coffee maker and her countertop ice maker not a whole lot of room left. So the drawer cover with help as a pouring station when needed and underneath store my outside grilling utensils. Just got to remember don't spill the drinks or in the drawer it goes! LOL
I had not thought of that. Great idea, thanks.Lwiddis wrote:
Wow! Well done.
Thank you.zigzagrv wrote:
Very well done! Curious as to what finish you used on the drawer. I like it.
Thanks you.
Rust-Oleum hammered black. Not a black as I thought it would be but pretty darn good match.LouLawrence wrote:
Looks like some great work and a useful addition. I am curious what the purpose of the top you put on the drawer. It gets its own top as soon as you close the drawer.
Thank you.
Just as a little extra counter space. We us the area mostly for drinks. With my coffee maker and her countertop ice maker not a whole lot of room left. So the drawer cover with help as a pouring station when needed and underneath store my outside grilling utensils. Just got to remember don't spill the drinks or in the drawer it goes! LOL- Not a fan of outside kitchens. Get a residential refrigerator with an ice maker. Store your cold beverages outside as you now have nearly unlimited ice.
- Wow! Well done.
- Very well done! Curious as to what finish you used on the drawer. I like it.
- Looks like some great work and a useful addition. I am curious what the purpose of the top you put on the drawer. It gets its own top as soon as you close the drawer.
