http://askthebuildingexperts.com/outdoor-living/ Columbus, Ohio Area Custom Home Building and Improvement Information Wed, 19 Jan 2011 09:26:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://askthebuildingexperts.com/outdoor-living/comment-page-1/#comment-3742 Leo Nittinger Mon, 18 Oct 2010 20:27:33 +0000 http://askthebuildingexperts.com/?p=1040#comment-3742 The between Natural gas grills and Charcoal grills is hotly debated by individuals who love steaks on the grill. To use in the barbeque wars we have now placed the online learning course to a gas grill verse a charcoal grill. Both provide you with barbeque flavor however, many swear that charcoal grilling is superior when it comes to the flavors test. The between Natural gas grills and Charcoal grills is hotly debated by individuals who love steaks on the grill. To use in the barbeque wars we have now placed the online learning course to a gas grill verse a charcoal grill. Both provide you with barbeque flavor however, many swear that charcoal grilling is superior when it comes to the flavors test.

]]> http://askthebuildingexperts.com/outdoor-living/comment-page-1/#comment-58 John Mon, 31 Aug 2009 03:22:13 +0000 http://askthebuildingexperts.com/?p=1040#comment-58 Very well thought out post. I have designed many "outdoor kitchens" and much like the outdoor living space as a whole the hearth is typically the focal point. Instead of a traditional gazebo most of our outdoor kitchens/living spaces are built under a pavilion. I'm not splitting hairs here but most people think of a gazebo as an octagon shaped structure. We tend to do more rectangular units with a paver stone base. The outdoor kitchen typically consists of a pizza oven which has been extremely popular especially this year. One thing I want to mention. Although many gas fired outdoor pizza ovens heat up quickly there are wood fired ovens which heat to temperature (750-900 degrees) in 20 minutes. In fact I can get my oven to temperature in 15 minutes. Oh, I have a koi pond with dual bio falls right behind my kitchen. good call on including that in your post. If I had to do it all over again I would always have a water feature! Very well thought out post. I have designed many “outdoor kitchens” and much like the outdoor living space as a whole the hearth is typically the focal point.
Instead of a traditional gazebo most of our outdoor kitchens/living spaces are built under a pavilion. I’m not splitting hairs here but most people think of a gazebo as an octagon shaped structure. We tend to do more rectangular units with a paver stone base.
The outdoor kitchen typically consists of a pizza oven which has been extremely popular especially this year.
One thing I want to mention. Although many gas fired outdoor pizza ovens heat up quickly there are wood fired ovens which heat to temperature (750-900 degrees) in 20 minutes. In fact I can get my oven to temperature in 15 minutes.
Oh, I have a koi pond with dual bio falls right behind my kitchen. good call on including that in your post. If I had to do it all over again I would always have a water feature!

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