The Grillzebo Project

[thescoutranch]

That really is some impressive work. I can't wait to see the finished product.

You and me both.

My only regret is that this Grillzebo is not attached to my own private shooting range (not that I have one).


Got the bathroom floor tiled yesterday.

Going to be working on the Cupolla soffits and facia‘s today. (Hopefully)

 

[thescoutranch]

The tile floor and it’s roughed out layout, and the tile floor installed and grouted.

Dry layout

Freshly grouted

Cleaned up and drying


Found a solution for storage in there had to do a little custom modifications to it to get it to fit. It was a 1.5” too wide.

Finally got around to installing the soffits and facia’s on the Cupolla. Also got the first coat of paint on the Cupolla before the weather hit

I got all the trim pieces for the bathroom cut and ready to install after the grout dries. Those should go in today or tomorrow.

I can actually see the light at the end of the tunnel for finishing the bathroom

Filling in the nail holes, staining, install the toilet, finish the plumbing under the sink. Then the bath is done!

 

[thescoutranch]

Slight correction:
Installing floor trim
Filling in the nail holes
Seal the grout
Sanding
Staining
Installing the over toilet storage cabinet
Istall the toilet
Finish the plumbing under the sink for the sink, water heater and outside shower ( with freeze protection
Install the 10 pound water heater in the 5 pound sack
Install the sink
Make it cushion for the bench

Then I am done with the bathroom.

I need to quit posting, I keep making myself more work . . .

 

[thescoutranch]

Finished the paneling and trim on the ceiling of the cupola. It is ready for sanding and staining.

Also got the cold water supply manifold installed, along with the winter drain valves for the outside shower.

Finished the electrical for the water heater and ran it through a gfic and timer so it is only on when we are using the Grillzebo.

 

[thescoutranch]

Work has been slow on the Grillzebo lately. The bathroom is at the 95% mark. Still need to finish the catch pan for the water heater and run the drain line outside

You can see it’s getting very crowded under this little sink


Finish trimming out the last header, took a while but it definitely looks nicer with the trim installed.

Still trying to figure out a way to trim out the corners. While I think about that I’ll move on to other projects.

 

[PDiddy]

Looks great, well done!

 

[thescoutranch]

Started on wrapping the legs of the Grillzebo. Painted The original pressure treated legs to protect the wood. I added 1/4” hardiboard over the legs, prior to installing the trim boards. This got my final dimensions correct and helped smooth over some rough spots on the legs.

Also did some additional painting after being shamed by @MountainGirl

Everything will look a lot better once I finish the soffits and facia‘s.

 

[thescoutranch]

Well I was waiting for paint to dry started in on the countertops and base cabinets.

 

[baboon]

Seeing this has me shaking my head. I have 2 bathroom which includes cleaning toilets. What going on your door to the throne? Classic moon, (backwards moon for women)?

 

[thescoutranch]

Seeing this has me shaking my head. I have 2 bathroom which includes cleaning toilets. What going on your door to the throne? Classic moon, (backwards moon for women)?

I never thought about that. I may have to find/make a classic moon to put on there.

 

[baboon]

I never thought about that. I may have to find/make a classic moon to put on there.

Put a COEXIST sticker on it & RAINBOW paint the whole door. To scare peeps from using it.

 

[thescoutranch]

Put a COEXIST sticker on it & RAINBOW paint the whole door. To scare peeps from using it.

That would scare the hell out of me, I wouldn’t be able to go in there

 

[MountainGirl]

Started on wrapping the legs of the Grillzebo. Painted The original pressure treated legs to protect the wood. I added 1/4” hardiboard over the legs, prior to installing the trim boards. This got my final dimensions correct and helped smooth over some rough spots on the legs.

Also did some additional painting after being shamed by @MountainGirl


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Everything will look a lot better once I finish the soffits and facia‘s.

I wasn't shaming you ya old duffer, lol. Major impressed here by your getting done the crappy parts found in every project... and yours is looking really good.

p.s...you missed a spot -

 

[thescoutranch]

I wasn't shaming you ya old duffer, lol. Major impressed here by your getting done the crappy parts found in every project... and yours is looking really good.

p.s...you missed a spot -

Wow,…. “Missed a spot”.


Now I have to spend the day in my safe space, hugging puppies.

 

[paknheat]

For someone who isn’t a carpenter, plumber,etc this is a very impressive project.

It looks great. Can’t wait to see this finished.


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[thescoutranch]

For someone who isn’t a carpenter, plumber,etc this is a very impressive project.

It looks great. Can’t wait to see this finished.


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Thank you, I have learned a lot of what not to do next time lol.

I cannot wait to see it finished also.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

It's too damn artistically beautiful to ever use...don't despoil it with any old crap...

 

[thescoutranch]

I’ve been working on the cabinets and countertops in the kitchen area for the Grillzebo the last couple weeks.

The sink will go in front of the window so The wife can have a nice view when she’s doing the dishes.

All the doors and drawers are from the Vevor. Been generally impressed with the quality for the price, and it saves me from trying to make cabinets and drawers.

This is the cooking area, where I will have a Blackstone griddle and a four burner grill.

That is just a scrap piece of countertop that I use for roughing in and checking measurements.

More cabinets and drawers.

Just left of the drawer unit the countertops will change from butcher block to tile (we picked the same tile that is used in the pool so it should have some continuity to it ).
This will provide a non-combustible countertop for the grill and griddle.




Tomorrow I will be getting the new grill out of the box to test fit it and make sure I’m not missing anything with my rough-in.

 

[MountainGirl]

Beautiful.

 

[baboon]

Did I miss the A/C unit being installed? Seems to me the inside kitchen will be a less desirable place in comparison.