Sam just bought a house, and now we have one more place to start renovating. Last summer, we did a deck on my house, and it turned out to be insanely beautiful. Now this summer, it’s Sam’s turn.
After we finished up our demolition in the last episode, it’s now time to get cracking on the patio. Shout out to mother nature for letting the clouds open right up in Sam’s backyard.
Now that the stairs and concrete are done, it’s time to start building Sam’s kitchen. Thank God Pit Boss just released a series of brand new griddles because they will look KILLER in this outdoor kitchen.
We built these incredible counters in our last episode of the outdoor kitchen renovation, but we didn’t show you how to make the countertops — we saved that for this video. You might have seen the result in the last episode, but you’re going to want to check out how we put together these bad boys.
Below is the list we put together of our favorite products for just about every build we do. For this particular project, our favorite product was the stain we used for the stair railing.
With 5 and a half weeks left to finish the renovation before my baby is born, things just aren’t going well.
Seven. Weeks. Left. That’s how long until we have to be done with this renovation project for my newborn baby to come home safely.
Stairs! What are they good for? A lot, actually. My house is pretty old, so I wanted to modernize the staircase.
I’m a big believer that there’s more than one way to get the job done in most cases. You can take the back roads or the highway to end up at the same location. You can use domino joinery or dovetail joinery and create a solid piece of furniture. You can crack open a beer from a bottle or a can, and I’m still going to drink it.
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