Mannextdoor WFO

[christo]

Looks like it's gonna be a sweet setup! Can't wait for more pics!!!

Christo

[mannextdoor]

Here are a few pictures of a retaining wall I done a few years ago. I have gotten a lot of complements on it. Very nice in the fall with the change of color.

[mannextdoor]

I finished laying the fourth course yesterday. I have some cores that need to be filled yet. I can then start framing it up so I can pour the top.

[mannextdoor]

All the cores have been filled. The slab for the grill / fish fryer has been poured. I will start to frame up for the counter top pour next.

[aureole]

Looks amazing - that's quite some work going on there, but you can't beat the location!

[mannextdoor]

Forms are set and I hope to pour the counter top this week. I can't wait to start the oven. Should I wait a period of time after the counter has been poured, before I pour the vermiculite base and start the oven?

[aureole]

I'm pretty sure you can pour both in the same day (most people on the forum have done this IIRC), just make sure that the vermiculite isn't going to leech any water from the concrete.

[Ken524]

That's going to be a fantastic outdoor kitchen. I would wait 2 or 3 hours for the countertop to firm up before pouring the vermic. Since the vermiculite will be saturated with water and portland, I don't think you will have a problem with the vermic leaching water from the concrete.

[Frances]

Yep, lovely location! And layout looks beautifully planned, too. Its going to be so cool!

[Kemo]

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