Barbeque Carts and BBQ Fire Pits

Several plans for building an outdoor fireplace.

Screened and Sheltered, 13 x 25 x 9 ft, Pole Frame, Gable Roof, Concrete Floor. PDF number 6022.

A cutting diagram only, no instructions or image of completed project are given.

This cart project can be modified a number of ways so it can be adapted for use in the kitchen, garage or craft room. And it is on wheels! Follow the free instructions available at the link.

While not woodworking related, if your an outdoors person or have a woods camp, these are great ideas for outdoor grills. Masonery and concrete or rock style construction. PDF number 6261.

This cedar storage cabinet with folding shelves will provide you with everything you need for your bbq. You could even add casters on the bottom.

Follow these step-by-step instructions to build this grilling station for your deck.

Build this simple, attractive fire ring with retaining wall stone surrounded by flagstone, creating the perfect spot for cookouts, family gatherings and casual conversation.

Plans to build stone, brick and concrete barbecue grills.

At the link you can scroll down the page and download the free plans to build this grilling table.

Build an outdoor grilling station that features a tilt-out bin using these free woodworking plans.

This backyard bbq/bar/grilling cart has a few features that most do not, including a compartment for a cooler. Here are the free step-by-step plans to build it.

Plans to build a concrete block grill that is easy to dismantle and move.

Follow along at the link and build a combo cooler and grill cart using the free downloadable woodworking plans.

Plans to build a brick backyard barbecue pit.

Plans for a 5 ft 2 inch x 15 ft 4 inch barbecue grill enclosed in a covered, screened 13 ft 2 inch x 25 ft structure.

13 x 19 x 19 ft, Pole frame, Gable roof, concrete floor. This free construction plans and projects information is courtesy of the North Dakota State Univ. web site. Follow the instructions on that page to quickly find the plan number. This plan number is 6020

When outdoor cooking and entertaining are two favorite pastimes, there is nothing like an outdoor kitchen to bring it all together. Ron visits the Los Altos home of Tom Urban and Rebecca Sweet to help them bring a little gourmet to their backyard.

Design plans for a 13ft 2inch x 19 ft shelter to house a permanent barbeque pit.

Build a tool cabinet for keeping your barbecue tools out of the elements. Free downloadable plans are available at the link.

For all BBQ lovers, here is a grill stand made from cedar.

Not a woodworking project but worth mentioning.<br>Your completed fireplace can be painted to harmonize or contrast with its surroundings. Build the unit to a height that is easy to work on, and finish the installation with a terraced work-space. This free garden plans and woodworkers projects information is courtesy of Garry is BBQ Pit web site.

Build your own BBQ shelter for the backyard using these free step-by-step instructions.

Not woodworking but worth listing. An extra bit of space in your back yard plus a little time to kill are all you need to install a permanent picnic right at home. Outdoor cookery gives an extra zest to food. The sturdy fireplace shown here will handle roasts, grills, or almost anything else needed to make a man-sized meal. This free woodworking plans and woodworkers projects information is courtesy of Garry is BBQ Pit web site.

Roll this cart onto your porch to help with the barbecue, or use it in the kitchen as a gourmet table.

Build this barbecue shelter to protect your grill and the cook too. Free building plans are available at the link.

Build a cedar shelter for your barbeque area using these free downloadable plans.