I built an outdoor kitchen in my yard with a grill & ‘kegerator’ – people say it ‘nicer than my actual indoor kitchen’
A HOMEOWNER has given people a glimpse into their incredible outdoor patio transformation.
They built a kitchen on the area, and some fans insisted it looks better than their indoor cooking space.
Redditor Listillt63I8 posted a picture of the home renovation project in a post to the social media platform.
“The new outdoor kitchen is complete,” they said.
The space, complete with stainless steel appliances, received a lot of love from fans of the project.
They even detailed the exact appliances they used to make their dream outdoor kitchen into a reality.
HOT IN THE KITCHEN
The high-quality upgrade elevated the look of the patio.
The outdoor space even features large screen televisions, which the Redditor detailed how they constructed.
They said they included “four TVs, but wired together so they can work as one large screen or independently.”
They specified that they paid around $200 for each TV screen.
However, the Redditor explained in the comments that the electronics weren’t specifically made for outdoor use after another user asked about them.
“Lol, yeah, definitely not outdoor TVs,” they said. “I’d way rather replace a regular budget TV than upspend for an outdoor [one].
“I may have to put a siding on the wall behind them to protect from rain a bit more, but will wait and see how they do.”
“Yeah, good call those outdoor TVs are crazy expensive, makes sense to risk it with cheap TVs,” another Redditor said.
The patio perfectionist spilled the details on the appliances used.
“Coyote 36-inch pellet grill, Bull 30-inch griddle, fridge, and kegerator,” they said.
A kegerator is a type of refrigerator specifically made to keep kegs of beer cool.
REDDIT REACTION
Other users of the social media platform chimed in to give their two cents on the patio upgrade.
“That’s nicer than my actual indoor kitchen,” one said.
“My indoor kitchen doesn’t even come close,” another Redditor chimed in.
“I would never cook inside again,” a third commented.
However, not everyone was a fan of the design, particularly the placement of the TVs.
“Damn, that TV is going to have nasty oily exterior after a few days of grilling. Horrible location for the TV,” yet another wrote.
“Maybe I’m an idiot but I can’t imagine having a TV three feet from a griddle is really going to be that bad,” the original poster replied.
