JayCee's Pit yard

[JayCee]

Since @Troy was kind enough to start this section I thought I'd share the progress of my pit yard (I still need to come up with an official name, suggestions welcome).

After being fortunate enough to have experienced the amazing Golly's Gadial Ganing I thought I'd enlist @Golly 's help with building an area for my Kettles and cooking etc. I managed to score some very cheap decking which set things in motion. Basically the plan is to make a rarely used place to the side of our house into something useable. The area is about 30 square meters which should be ample space to work with.

Here are a few pics, with more to come as progress continues. Massive thanks to Golly for his amazing work so far.

Clearing and removing the fence:



Base complete.


Decking installed.



BBQ's added.




Above shot.


The next plan is to put on a roof as well as a screen on the far side as it is adjacent to a fence.

More to come!

[Hogsy]

Looking good! Can't wait for next meet up at your place

[56MPG]

Looks great! With a narrowish space like that, you could call it "JayCee's Que-Alley", or for a more Weberlike name: JayCee's AlleyQue

[JayCee]

Sounds like a plan @Hogsy . Thanks @56MPG photos do make it look a bit narrow, It's 10 feet across by 29 feet long.

[james1787]

Wow, looks awesome!

[mhiszem]

That is a great space to store plenty of kettles. Looks amazing!

[Antisven84]

Okay as well ask seeing as i need to start my outdoor areas, what's the general guidelines and planning one needs to do for a deck?? And materials cost


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[Kombi]

Great set up and collection!