Mega Weber Picture Thread That Never Ends

[BigEasy]

I'll pony up a couple, first new BBQ shack then a Weber family pic with some Kamado cousins. We've also got a Spirit gasser that lives on the patio FWIW

[bamakettles]

I'll pony up a couple, first new BBQ shack the a family pic with some Kamado cousins. We've also got a Spirit gasser that lives on the patio FWIW

Wow, what a cool place to grill!  That's awesome man, and I really like your prep table too.

[JEBIV]

I'll pony up a couple, first new BBQ shack the a family pic with some Kamado cousins. We've also got a Spirit gasser that lives on the patio FWIW

Love the cook shack but the purpose of the cut off tree has me stumped LOL

[BigEasy]

Wow, what a cool place to grill!  That's awesome man, and I really like your prep table too.

Thank you sir.

We wound up doing the shack because a couple years ago we installed a water feature/fountain/creek and my grills on the patio blocked Mrs. Easy's view of her creek. One night she was voicing her dismay and I'd had a couple of cocktails and smarted off that she needed to build me a grilling deck.

In the first pic you can see the grills on the patio, the second is the head end of the creek.

The prep table is a plastic deal with stainless top. I don't know if it's the firm final answer but it will do for now. If you'd like info on it shoot me a PM and I'll give you the Amazon link.

[BigEasy]

Love the cook shack but the purpose of the cut off tree has me stumped LOL

Quality dad humor right there

Mrs. Easy wanted to incorporate the stump at the end of the deck to set a planter or something and when our contractor set the final course of support posts and band board it was a couple feet short. We decided to extend the deck and build around the stump. I'm not sure what the final use will be at this point but it makes a nice table to set stuff on while cooking.

[bamakettles]

Wow, what a cool place to grill!  That's awesome man, and I really like your prep table too.

Thank you sir.

We wound up doing the shack because a couple years ago we installed a water feature/fountain/creek and my grills on the patio blocked Mrs. Easy's view of her creek. One night she was voicing her dismay and I'd had a couple of cocktails and smarted off that she needed to build me a grilling deck.

In the first pic you can see the grills on the patio, the second is the head end of the creek.

The prep table is a plastic deal with stainless top. I don't know if it's the firm final answer but it will do for now. If you'd like info on it shoot me a PM and I'll give you the Amazon link.

You guys did it right....We'd be out there every day enjoying that area.  Gorgeous!  No room on my deck for a prep table at present so my rolling cart will have to do.  Thanks for sharing!

[bamakettles]

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[harris92]

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[Chris-B-Que]

1963 Wooddale Aristocrat.

Rough round the edges but I believe it's still the only known one in existence.
Makes it number 6 MLH/wooddale in my collection.


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[1spacemanspiff]

Tip of the cap to @solidgoldstein I think we're both happy with the trade.

[stillgriller]

Red.

[stillgriller]

Love the cook shack but the purpose of the cut off tree has me stumped LOL

Quality dad humor right there

Mrs. Easy wanted to incorporate the stump at the end of the deck to set a planter or something and when our contractor set the final course of support posts and band board it was a couple feet short. We decided to extend the deck and build around the stump. I'm not sure what the final use will be at this point but it makes a nice table to set stuff on while cooking.

Really cool, it reminds me of 'The Giving Tree'.

[bamakettles]

Woodard / Jumbo Joe combo.....