While throwing a big backyard BBQ can be barrels of fun, figuring out how to simultaneously cook for a huge crowd of people and enjoy yourself can be tricky.
When Instructables user The Rustic Barn Owl began planning her big Fourth of July cookout, she searched for a fun and easy way to feed all of her guests.
She knew she wanted to grill, but didn't want to spend a ton of money on some store-bought monster of a contraption. Instead, she looked around her barn for upcycling inspiration.
In no time at all, she spotted a few stones that had wriggled loose from her barn's foundation. This crafty DIY-er decided to repurpose these raw materials into a roomy outdoor stone grill.
By layering her stones perfectly in place and nestling a spacious grill grate in between the formation, this builder created a unique new backyard grill, perfect for feeding a huge group of folks all at once.
Faced with a party-planning challenge, this inventive upcycler tapped into her creativity and built her backyard an incredible new grill, perfectly suiting her needs.
Keep scrolling to learn more about this amazing stone grill.
When Instructables user, The Rustic Barn Owl recently needed a fun, roomy way to barbecue for all her Fourth of July guests, she took one look at her barn's section of crumbling foundation and concocted the perfect upcycling plan.
This crafty DIY-er decided to repurpose a bunch of her barn's loose stones and turn them into a new outdoor grill.
She layered a group of flat stones into a two-foot tall U-shaped pit formation.
All in all, the project reclaimed about 40 different stones.
With her grill's stone walls in place, she then positioned a metal grate on top, secured with another stone layer.
Then, this builder threw some charcoal underneath, got a fire going, and her barbecue was ready to go!
This clever upcycler transformed a few forgotten stones into a fantastic new outdoor grill she and her guests can enjoy all season long.
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