Building an outdoor kitchen - can you mix lightweight concrete blocks and bricks?
Hello!
I was planning to build an outdoor kitchen that will stand at a ninety-degree angle around a patio. In the corner, there will be the grill, and on the sides in each direction, I will build space for storage areas, a sink, and a refrigerator.
My question is: can I build everything in Leca, except the grill, which I will build with fire-resistant brick? (But the frame under the grill is still in Leca.)
Does anyone also have tips on different options for what the actual "shelves" should be made of? I saw someone cement stainless steel plates across, others choose to place countertops. I would like the entire construction to be made of stone/concrete...so, how do you build the shelves? The shelves shouldn’t be as thick as a Leca block, but they need to be wider than a brick hehe. Are there any good rectangular slabs that aren’t so thick, that can be laid across in some way??
Really grateful for any help I can get!
I was planning to build an outdoor kitchen that will stand at a ninety-degree angle around a patio. In the corner, there will be the grill, and on the sides in each direction, I will build space for storage areas, a sink, and a refrigerator.
My question is: can I build everything in Leca, except the grill, which I will build with fire-resistant brick? (But the frame under the grill is still in Leca.)
Does anyone also have tips on different options for what the actual "shelves" should be made of? I saw someone cement stainless steel plates across, others choose to place countertops. I would like the entire construction to be made of stone/concrete...so, how do you build the shelves? The shelves shouldn’t be as thick as a Leca block, but they need to be wider than a brick hehe. Are there any good rectangular slabs that aren’t so thick, that can be laid across in some way??
Really grateful for any help I can get!
