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JBBQ
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Posts: 135 Joined: 07 Jul 2014, 08:49
First Name: John
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by JBBQ » 14 Jul 2014, 09:21
Previously I had protected my electronics with a golf umbrella clamp but that all felt very temporary! Got to making this after seeing a more permanent model from a member on here.
It stays flat on the wall by the deck when BBQ is not in use (actually kinda nice wall art?)
Up and shielding, need better "legs" long term!
PyroBoris
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Posts: 120 Joined: 16 May 2012, 14:50
First Name: Will
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by PyroBoris » 14 Jul 2014, 12:03
That's a great shelter and I like the design! I reckon it could make a good al fresco dart board as well?
Chrig
Still Raw Inside
Posts: 7 Joined: 08 Jul 2014, 16:27
First Name: Chris
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by Chrig » 14 Jul 2014, 12:27
A very handy bit of shelter for the garden! I started my first pork shoulder in the rain yesterday and can see it being a common feature in Manchester
Deano
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Posts: 56 Joined: 21 Sep 2013, 13:15
First Name: Dean Cox
Location: Oxford
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by Deano » 14 Jul 2014, 14:57
Nice, I was thinking of something similar, but with sides that fold out to for a bit of wind protection.
JBBQ
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Posts: 135 Joined: 07 Jul 2014, 08:49
First Name: John
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by JBBQ » 14 Jul 2014, 15:39
There is room for side additions with this design
It is basically a length of wood on the wall, with hinges to the roof, which means the roof can sit an inch or two off the wall.
DJBenz
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Posts: 102 Joined: 21 Jan 2014, 15:30
First Name: Daniel
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by DJBenz » 15 Jul 2014, 09:54
Nice job. I was going to build a small roof to protect my smoker, but the wood was going to cost more than the BBQ equipment! Settled on putting it in the shed to keep it dry.
Stu_C
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Posts: 75 Joined: 02 Jan 2014, 14:31
First Name: Stuart
Location: Winnersh, Wokingham, Berks.
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by Stu_C » 15 Jul 2014, 14:18
Good Job!
Being against the wall when not in use also reduces the amount of bird poo landing on it!
JBBQ
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Posts: 135 Joined: 07 Jul 2014, 08:49
First Name: John
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by JBBQ » 15 Jul 2014, 15:41
AHA Stu you were the inspiration! Even ordered the shingles from your link!
Stu_C
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Posts: 75 Joined: 02 Jan 2014, 14:31
First Name: Stuart
Location: Winnersh, Wokingham, Berks.
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by Stu_C » 16 Jul 2014, 08:47
You can't beat the rustic shingles! How heavy is it? my roof was quite a weight, but it did have a wooden shell underneath it. Is it quite easy to lift up? This is a great idea.
JBBQ
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Posts: 135 Joined: 07 Jul 2014, 08:49
First Name: John
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by JBBQ » 16 Jul 2014, 09:00
It is pretty heavy but nothing I can't handle! It is supported on one end by the wall so you're not lifting the full weight.