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How to build a brick barbecue

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How to build a brick barbecue

4,377,823 views November 9, 2016 16:00

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In brief

Craig Phillips walks you through constructing a sturdy brick barbecue for your outdoor space, using a pre-made grill set, bricks, sand, and cement. This project is ideal for DIY enthusiasts with basic masonry skills who want a durable, custom-built cooking area in their garden or patio.

Questions & answers

How many bricks are needed for this project?

Approximately 110 engineering bricks are required.

What tools are essential for building this barbecue?

A trowel set, shovel, bucket, spirit level, and safety gear (gloves, glasses, knee pads) are needed.

Description from the creator

Building & DIY expert Craig Phillips shows you how to build your own brick barbecue.

Using a barbecue tray and grill set, approximately 110 engineering bricks, sand and cement, you can build the perfect barbecue for your garden or patio.

The tools you’ll need is a set of trowels, shovel, bucket and a spirit level.

#diy #bbq #building

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Silverline Tools published this 16:00 video tutorial on November 9, 2016. It has been watched 4,377,823 times on YouTube.

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