Author:
William Ramirez
Date Of Creation:
15 September 2021
Update Date:
1 July 2024
Content
1 Choose a location for your barbecue that is away from trees, fences, and other flammable objects.- You will need to pour in a 10 cm layer of concrete foundation if you do not have a patio suitable for barbecuing.
- Line up a row of bricks on the concrete base to determine the correct location. The barbecue should resemble an upside-down "E" so that you can cook comfortably.
- Use an angled ruler to measure all angles.
- Draw chalk lines on either side of the bricks to mark the boundaries.
- Add enough water to obtain a mud consistency.
- Spray the brick with a garden hose to make the mortar more effective.
- Use a trowel to spread the layer of mortar over the concrete base, then lay the first layer of brick on top of it.
- Lay bricks 15 mm apart. apart. Apply mortar to the edge of each brick before placing it.
- Check the bricks with a spirit level and press down on them with a hand trowel to deepen them a little, if necessary.
- Remove excess mortar with a spatula.
- Lay out the back wall and 2 corners in 4 layers of brick in the same way as you did the first layer.
- Make sure the walls stay level.
- Make sure the vertical lines of the brick layers are staggered.
- Build the middle of the barbecue in the middle of the back wall.
- File bricks if necessary. Use eye and ear protection.
Make a shelf for the brazier when you reach layer 5. - Make the bricks on the left and center ledge overhang the edge of the walls.
- Lay the bricks along the back or right side as in the previous layer.
- Let the solution dry for 48 hours.
- Place the broiler on the lower rack and the wire rack on the top.
- Place a large stone tile on top of the right side to create a work surface.
What do you need
- Bricks
- Angle ruler
- Chalk lines
- Portland cement
- Masonry sand
- Slaked lime
- Putty knife
- garden hose
- Level
- Powerful saw with stone blade
- Eye and ear protection
- Pipe with a diameter of 9.5 mm.
- Brazier
- Lattice
- Worktop stone
- http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/barbecue * http: //www.doityourself.com/brick/buildbrickbarbecue
- http://www.quikrete.com/PDFs/Projects/Barbeques.pdf
