World's biggest BBQ Island?
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From: so.cal
Originally Posted by exceltoexcel,Jan 31 2006, 09:44 AM
What did you spend the 5k on? Not just framing material and a kegerator and plywood? Looks great 
Kegarator was $1,400
Hardy backer, Stainless Sink, Disposal, Electric water heater, plumbing/electrical supplies was $1,200
Steel Studs and Track was $400.00
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From: Plantation
Originally Posted by steve c,Jan 30 2006, 10:46 PM
Nice job -- but what the hell is up with you people buying houses 2 feet from one another? Might as well live in a condo.
You buy what you get afford and make the best out of it. Give the man some credit instead of bashing about the houses being too close together.
Nice looking place Jrod. And I really love your setup maybe I should hire you to do mine next. I am in FL
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From: MAHT-O-MEDI
Very cool. Nice job.
I was thinking of something similar, as you said, I like to entertain too, but it is becoming more apparent that every time I entertain, I throw down a couple hundred bucks at least on beer, cocktails and food and end up with a giant mess to clean up after everyone leaves. This was happening about once a month so I am gonna find something else to spend it on and maybe I can mooch off some friends that can find the joy of "entertaining".
I was thinking of something similar, as you said, I like to entertain too, but it is becoming more apparent that every time I entertain, I throw down a couple hundred bucks at least on beer, cocktails and food and end up with a giant mess to clean up after everyone leaves. This was happening about once a month so I am gonna find something else to spend it on and maybe I can mooch off some friends that can find the joy of "entertaining".
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