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    Outdoor smoker patio

    Click image for larger version Name: E0E600E1-7E05-47CC-A9E0-A2018C8CFD59.jpeg Views: 347 Size: 284.9 KB ID: 710253Click image for larger version Name: A57911B6-62E4-4FA2-B2D8-0CFD119F4AB6.jpeg Views: 339 Size: 157.8 KB ID: 710252 Paver patio is done. Waiting for paver set to cure then can move smokers off the deck and onto the patio.
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    #2
    That looks very nice! And safer for a stray ember. Enjoy?
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      #3
      Looks very good. That will sure give you enough space for your next smoker or grill.
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      • Keiferr
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        Keiferr commented
        July 8, 2019, 06:59 PM
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        I'll be putting my large BGE and COS and prep/storage table on it for starts.
      #4
      Cool area, Nice Job, Brother!
      My landlord said it was okay if I make a paver area, so I'm in th plannin stage...
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      • Keiferr
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        Keiferr commented
        July 8, 2019, 07:00 PM
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        I hope your digging goes better than mine did. My yard is all clay. Ugh!
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      #5
      I like it,,,
      I helped a buddy of mine move an Assassin ( freakin’ heavy) smoker from his deck to his Smokin’ patio
      Gotta say " A smokin’ good move " !!!
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        #6
        Very nice.
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          #7
          Looks like a nice place for your smoker.
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            #8
            Can't wait for pics with it all set up.

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              #9
              Well, it looks like you are all decked out now - great job.

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                #10
                Looks good.
                I did a pad for my BBQ's two weeks ago but with patio stones, didn't have the patience or skill to do pavers.
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                • Mr. Bones
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                  Mr. Bones commented
                  July 8, 2019, 07:52 PM
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                  Cool, I'd like to see what ya made, Brother! Still lookin at ideas...
                • smokin fool
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                  smokin fool commented
                  July 8, 2019, 08:13 PM
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                  Its nothing special 12 16x 24 patio stones, dug down 3 inches and put down an inch of screenings to level then 2 rows of 6.
                  Like the OP I wanted to get BBQ and smoker off the main patio so people could sit again.
                  Posted a pic on another thread few weeks ago, will take another and post tomorrow if OP doesn't mind.
                • Bkhuna
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                  Bkhuna commented
                  July 9, 2019, 02:41 AM
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                  My only problem is the torrential, almost daily rain we get several months of the year. If I moved my grills and smoker out of the patio, I wouldn't be able to use them much. I really need a covered cook shack connected to the patio by a covered path.
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                Nice!

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                  #12
                  That’s pretty sweet, excellent job!!

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                    #13
                    Here’s what I did
                    Now I think I should have put down another at least 2 maybe 4 stones because I’d like to toss a Weber kettle on there too at some point
                    It never ends
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                    • Keiferr
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                      Keiferr commented
                      July 9, 2019, 08:02 AM
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                      Looks great!
                    • smokin fool
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                      smokin fool commented
                      July 9, 2019, 07:53 PM
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                      Thanks, it does the job but I've decided going to get at least 2 more patio stones and stretch it out more and hopefully cover some of the dawgs pee burns on the lawn.
                      Off on holidays in 2 weeks will do it then....plus less grass to cut....bonus
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                    Click image for larger version Name: 45BFB113-3CCF-4B49-8FD6-6891CA32967F.jpeg Views: 321 Size: 264.1 KB ID: 711198 All set thanks to a strong neighbor. Now, what to smoke? Looks like I have some room to give in to a little MCS. Hmmm.
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                    • klflowers
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                      klflowers commented
                      July 10, 2019, 02:18 PM
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                      Uh oh
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                    • smokin fool
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                      smokin fool commented
                      July 10, 2019, 07:27 PM
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                      Nice set up, lots of room to move around, me likey.
                      Room for a little MSC, and a really big cooler too
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                    #15
                    Looks mighty fine.
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