Hi friends! Remember the DIY storage ottoman that I built with my besties at Simpson Strong-Tie? Well, I just made a DIY Kamado grill table to go with it! Can you believe that I won this awesome Kamado grill from The Home Depot last year? I know, I couldn’t believe my ridiculous good luck either – please don’t hate me. I love you. I will cook things on this grill for you.
I’ve been crushing hard on these black powder-coated Outdoor Accents™ that Strong-Tie just came out with and now I want to build ALL THE THINGS with them! They are truly beautiful and functional. Who knew hardware could look this good? Simpson Strong-Tie, that’s who. Can you tell who’s sponsoring this post? 😉
But seriously, I am super excited to be sharing my newest DIY Simpson Strong-Tie project with you. This build has been on my list for over a year now. Way to get things done, Jen. #winning
I chose to use rough cut cedar for this project. I ripped and planed all of my boards before building. Even though cedar fares well outdoors, I applied a couple coats of exterior finish to preserve that beautiful wood tone. If I left the wood untreated, it would weather to a gorgeous grey color. Okay, so are you ready to build your own DIY Kamado Grill Table for your outdoor space?
I wanted to make this DIY Kamado Grill Table design as simple as possible. There are a lot of DIY grill tables floating around the interwebs that have all the bells and whistles, but there’s something to be said about simple, classic design. I tend to overthink things, so when I was drawing up several different designs, some included drawers, cabinets, and even one with a sliding barn door, but I kept going back to basics and stripping the design down to the bare necessities.
My two main concerns with building a wood table for a grill that can get to upwards of 800º F was 1) would it be strong enough to support a 220-lb. ceramic grill? and 2) would it spontaneously combust and burn the whole house down? After extensively researching googling these concerns, I came to the conclusion that folks have already built these DIY Kamado grill tables and have lived to tell the tale. Wood Kamado grill tables are also commercially sold, so I figured my chances of spontaneous combustion or disintegrating tables were pretty slim.
Another factor that intimidated me was the fact that I was working with cedar which is more expensive than regular old pine. If you were to build this table out of pine, the cost would run about $100, but because I chose cedar, my cost doubled. Even still, $200 is hundreds less than what I would have paid had I bought my table from a store. Also, I was able to design it to fit my space. Just two of the many reasons why I DIY: cost and custom.
I’ve included all of the instructions in the building plans, but I wanted to share how I was able to draw an oversized circle using a makeshift compass. First, I measured the circumference of my grill, then decided to make the opening 24 inches in diameter – ample clearance for the grill. If you have a different size grill, you’ll want to measure the widest part of the grill and allow for a couple inches of clearance.
After constructing the table top, it was time to mark where the circle cut out would be. I found the center of the circle and drilled a screw into it. Then I tied a string to a marker and drew the circle. *Tip: keep the marker perfectly perpendicular to ensure the most precise circle.
All of the measurements are in the plans: the diameter of the circle is 24 inches, the radius is 12 inches. How ya like me now, seventh grade geometry?
Now let’s take a peek under this table and see what’s going on with this situation. Because this lower shelf would be supporting the full weight of the grill (all 220 pounds of it!), I wanted to make sure it was plenty strong. I added these 2×4 cross supports underneath for strength and stability.
I used these exterior Simpson Strong-Tie® Deck-Drive™ DSV Wood Screws to attach the lower shelf boards to the table. Alternately, you could use pocket hole joinery here, but I chose to simply drive the screws from the top of lower shelf into the 2×4 supports and aprons. Because cedar is super soft, I didn’t have to use a separate countersink drill bit to countersink the screws. I just up’d the torque on my drill and drove the screw slightly beneath the surface of the wood. I’ll fill it with wood putty to hide the screw head during the finishing process.
Now let’s conduct a very scientific strength test, shall we? Between my hubby and me, we’re putting about 300 pounds on this table. And confession time: I’m hiding behind him because I didn’t want to bother with putting on a bra because it is so stinkin’ hot here in Texas. Was that TMI? My apologies. But seriously, ain’t nobody got time for that. I’d build naked if I could, but I think that’s frowned upon. Howdy neighbors!
Okay, so Main Concern #1 has been put to rest. My grill didn’t come crashing through the table. Here’s another helpful tip – and this may seem like a no-brainer to you, but I honestly had to think this through. I wondered, how in the world am I going to lift this heavy-ass grill onto the table without busting a hernia?
Take the thing apart. Unscrew the hinge, take the top off, remove the inner basin and guess what. The grill gets so much lighter! Duh. I know.
Okay, so let’s address Main Concern #2: spontaneous combustion. From what I read all over the interwebs, do not – I repeat – DO NOT place the grill directly on a combustible surface (i.e. combustible surface = wood). I picked up a paver stone from Home Depot and set the grill on top of it to absorb some of the heat and protect the table. Just be sure whatever surface you use to absorb the heat, that it doesn’t prop up the grill too high so that you’re still able to access the pull-out ashtray below.
We haven’t grilled out yet (still too stinkin’ hot!), but as soon as I do, I will report back with my findings. My assumption is all will be well based on my research googling.
*UPDATE: We grilled out on this table and lived to tell the tale! Our grilling experience went off without incident. The ceramic grill retains heat so well, the table didn’t even feel hot. Huzzah! I shared the real time experience via Instagram Stories – are we friends on Instagram? Let’s be!
So there you have it: DIY Kamado Grill Table. Aren’t those Outdoor Accents gorgeous? They can be used structurally, but in this case, I’m using them decoratively because they’re that pretty. They’re like the jewelry for my table because let’s be honest, we can all use a little bling in our lives, amiright?
Don’t forget to download the building plans above so you can build your own Kamado Grill Table! Thanks for reading, friends! Happy grilling!
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Thanks a lot , I appreciate all your plans and designs, please, send me more.
Enrique.
If you love to cook or do outdoor party activities, this diy grill table is a perfect help. This won’t make things messy while you are grilling something. The table also makes it comfortable. It’s best to use for barbecue party and outdoor bonding time with family or friends.
Jen, any problems if i made the hole in the center?
Not at all! I just placed mine off to left so I had more counter/prep space on the other side.
Did you sand the wood yourselves or buy finished cedar for the table?
Hi Clark,
No, the cedar came rough cut, so I had to run every face through the planer.
Thanks! For the 1×6’s did you rip those down to size from a 2×6? Seems hard to find cedar 1×6 that you aren’t paying an arm and leg for.
Hi Clark,
No, I bought the boards off-the-shelf and didn’t have to mill anything on my own.
Jen, would rolling casters present any problem? Also, the decorative black hinge ware isn’t listed in the plans, where did you get that from?
Hi Mark,
I don’t see a problem with using casters – it would just raise the height of the table up. I’d recommend locking casters. The black hardware is made by Simpson Strong-Tie and is sold on HomeDepot.com.
Hi Jen,
I am planning on using 6 inch x 2 inch wide locking casters with a total height of 7 inches. Do you think I should be concerned about tipping?
Jen, is that the original kamado joe or the big joe?
This is the kamado grill made by Vision.
jen, in step 1 of the kamado grill table, are the 65″ 2×4’s flush with the outside of the 4×4’s? If not, how far in are they? the directions do not say
Hi Mark,
No, the aprons are not flush to the exterior edge of the 4/4s. They are slightly inset, about 3/4″ I believe. This is just an aesthetic choice. Hope that helps!
HI Jen, does anyone make a cover for this grill table to protect it?
Hi Mark,
Great question! I did a quick search on Amazon and found this, although it accommodates tables only 60″ long: http://amzn.to/2iFrhVP
ouch, about a foot too short. Do you cover yours?
Hi Mark,
No, I don’t have a cover for mine, but I have it sitting under a covered patio, so it’s somewhat protected from the outdoor elements.
Hi Jen, Is the measurement from the bottom of the 4×4 to bottom of the lower 2×4 , 14in ? It seems like from your pictures that the bottom shelf is lower. Dane
Hi Dane,
I believe I did follow the plan – the bottom of the lower shelf should be 14 inches from the ground.
Jen, in step 5 your saying join the top with pocket holes but in step 9 your saying use the 2 1/2″ wood screws to secure the top? I can see using the wood screws on the bottom shelf and filling with putty but why mess up the top that way?
Hi Mark,
It’s a matter of preference. I did drive the screws from the top on mine and I don’t mind seeing the screw heads. I did, however, make sure I countersunk them so they sat just below the surface of the wood.
What kind of wood putty did you use?
Jen, what are those black hinges called by Simpson strong tie? I can’t find them at Home Depot
Hi Mark,
The corner brackets are called “Outdoor Accents” and are available on HomeDepot.com: http://www.homedepot.com/s/outdoor%2520accents?NCNI-5
Hi, Jen,
Thanks for the plans. The table looks great! Question about your specific grill: can you still access the electric starter opening on your Vision? Thanks
Curt
Thanks Curt! Yes, our Vision has a flip up lid and it flips up just under the apron to allow us to light the grill, although we usually just use our Electro-Light fire starter from the main basin.
Jen, did you use a protective finish on your table after you finished it? There’s so many products to choose from: penofin, teak oil, tung oil, varnish, epoxy, can you recommend one. I live in Michigan and it can get pretty hot here but i will also have it covered when not in use.
Hi Mark,
For outdoor projects, I usually choose an exterior-grade spar urethane. Hope that helps!
Hello, im building a variation of this table today for my vision classic and noticed that there isnt really a clear measurement offered for the distance between the counter top and bottom shelf. Do you happen to have that measurement handy? Its possible Ive overlooked it, but that certainly would be nice to have.
Thanks for the great plans!
Matt in Tampa Bay, FL
Hi Matt,
I would recommend measuring your grill and determining the height of the bottom shelf that way. You don’t want the grill to be set too high or too low – you want to still be able to access the electric starter component and have the grill set high enough to clear the main basin hinge. Hope that made sense. I placed my bottom shelf aprons 14 inches from the ground. Best of luck!
jen, did you have to drill pilot holes for the Simpson strong-tie hardware? If so, what size bit did you use? The box does not say
Hi Mark,
When using Strong-Tie fasteners, you usually don’t have to pre-drill, as they’re self-tapping. I still pre-drill though, just in case. I use a bit that’s slightly smaller than the screw.
I love this self-built kamado grill table you made for yourself! I can’t believe you found a way to get a wooden table that would hold your grill at upwards of 800 degrees F, very impressive! Unfortunately I am not a very hands-on guy, but I will be looking online to see if I can find something similar to what you made for yourself.
Hi Luke,
Yes, the kamado grills retain heat very well, so the surrounding area doesn’t get hot. There are several grill tables on the market, but they’re pretty expensive. Building your own can save hundreds of dollars, and you can build it to your specific dimensions and space, so there’s no compromising. Best of luck!
Not sure I completely understand the accents, are they strictly for looks? Also would you have a recommendation for scaling? I have a Kamado Joe Big Joe which has need for a 28″ opening, 4″ in rear and 3.25″ up front clearance area. I have the top shelf figured out but the bottom shelf is difficult to scale properly.
Also the pocket holes on the top, did you put those facing up or facing down? Seems like facing down would be best unless you were going for rustic.
Hi Matt,
Yes, in this installation, I’m using the Outdoor Accents purely for aesthetics, however they are capable of being used structurally. As for building the table for your Big Joe, take a measurement from the ground to the bottom of your Big Joe and that’s where you’ll place your bottom shelf (don’t forget to account for the paver stone). Pocket holes are placed underneath the table top so they’re hidden. Hope this helps!
jen, the simpson strong tie accents screws are hitting each other when i screw them in and thus i can’t get them flush, any suggestions? i tried drilling one up on an angle and the other slightly down on an angle but the head won’t flush then. Their hitting each other because of their length and angle their going in on.
Hi Mark,
The Outdoor Accents corner brackets are actually offset, so the screws don’t hit each other. You shouldn’t have to angle the screws up or down to make them work. The holes in the Outdoor Accents are offset intentionally so that there shouldn’t be any hardware collisions. What screw and length are you using?
i used the only ones i found on the HD website, 3 1/2″, my brackets were not offset but i got it to work by just drilling the holes slightly bigger then hand tightening at the end, thanks jen
Jen, thanks so much for the inspiration and especially the detailed plans! I just finished copying your kamado grill table and my wife is thrilled. We bought the Char-Griller Akorn and I was able to mount it to the top shelf.
Thanks again!
Thank you for taking the time to leave such a lovely note, James! I’m thrilled to hear it!
I worked from your plan, very useful – thanks!
I just wish I could get a copy of the plans, all the links I have tried don’t take you to plans
thanks for the link to the plans, one question, how did you attach the top and bottom tables to the 2×4, I don’t see any plugs in the tops. . I like the look of no screws. TIA.
She said she used screws and countersunk them further down in the comments. They have tan deck screws that blend in pretty well.
How can I get a link to the plans? I tried to put my email address into the field, but I never received them.
same here, I’d love to build this thing!
Yes, it’s they’re still available would love to give this build a go
Same here. I love the table but the link for plans doesn’t work.
https://jenwoodhouse.com/plans/SST-Grill-Table.pdf
I just received this now! Can’t wait to build!
Thanks Jen, great design and while mine isn’t as pretty, it still looks super nice and professional.
Oh, and where can I post a pic?
Awesome, Clark! I’d love to see your grill table – feel free to post it to my Facebook page: http://facebook.com/jenwoodhouse Thanks so much for sharing!
I am not able to download any plans when I click the link. How can I obtain a copy of the plans for this amazing table? thx!
Hi. I’ve tried twice to access the free plans — no dice. Not sent to my email. Any way you could check on that ? Really really hoping to build this over the weekend !
Hi Dylan, thanks for your note! The plans were automatically emailed to you on July 4th and it’s showing that you viewed them at 9:55pm on July 7th. You should have been able to save or print that PDF file. I just emailed them to you again. Hope that helps!
Thank you for the plans! I as able to build this out in a day and really happy with the results!
Have a look here
http://imgur.com/gallery/rTIqP
Thanks for sharing Garrett! Your grill table looks beautiful!
Hi Jen,
I would really love to build this table for my boyfriend, but I am hesitant because I am somewhat of a newbie to this kind of project. Your instructions make it look very simple and I appreciate your detail. What would your advice be to someone who isn’t very experienced in this area? Do you think this is too difficult of a project to take on or would you say it is a fairly easy project? Any advice will be so appreciated! 🙂
Hi Brooke,
I think this table is the perfect beginner project as long as you have all of the necessary tools. For example, you’ll need a jigsaw to cut the circle out for the grill, and a pocket hole jig to put everything together. My advice would be to buy more lumber than you need so that if there are any mistakes, you don’t have to waste time going back to the store for more materials, to take your time, read the instructions thoroughly before you start, and ask questions if you need to. Good luck and happy building!
Thank you so much!! 🙂
Where did you get the black wrought iron corner braces? I assume they are decorative only? They are great looking on the table. Thanks
Hi Jen,
I’m new to this, could you tell me if the final dimension of the wood is as written in the plan or less? For example when I go to buy wood, they are asking if I want to order actual or nominal? I dont have a way to plane the boards., and I am not sure if I need to order the wood as for example 4″ x 4 “x 8′ or if I should tell the shop that I want the board to be 3.5″ x 3.5” x 8′. Thanks very much
Thank you for the plans, I’m really enjoying this project! Quick question: have you found a grill cover big enough for these dimensions?
I’m proud to say that I’m all finished! I added casters at the bottom to make it mobile. Would it be possible to get plans for drawers at the bottom? I need to put accessories, charcoal and other things away. Please let me know, thank you!
Thanks for the awesome plans! I took them to a wood workers’ studio and they taught me how to make this! We made the frame from wood bought from a local lumber store but the table tops are made from used pallets! It looks wonderful I’m super proud of it and grateful you shares these plans!
Cheers!!
jen . thanks for the beautiful plans of the grill table. I just bought a large green egg do you think the height of the lower shelf will be right for it. Also I’m thinking of making the table a little taller to accomidate a second shelf. how tall do you think I should go?
I have not received the plans through my email still. Is there a faster way to get them?
Hi Jen,
Almost ready to start and collecting all the wood
Just a quick question about the pocket holes. Did you use the kreg hd jig for this?
Thanks for the info
Kind regards
Hi Tom,
It’s been awhile, so I can’t quite remember, but I don’t think I used the HD jig for this build – the regular pocket hole jig will drill into material as thick as 1 1/2 inches. Good luck and happy building!
Hello, I have an Akorn by CharGriller. It is in the egg shape. The Akorn came with it’s own plastic & metal table. I prefer a wooden one. Do you have any plans for the “egg shape” one?
Please & thank you. PATRICIA
Hi Patricia,
No, this is the only plan I have for a Kamado grill.
I have signed up for the free plans but I have not received an email. I even checked my junk mail. Is there a way to get them. I plan to build this for my hubby. I am also a military spouse. 🙂
Hi Lisa,
Thank you and your hubby for your service! I’m showing that the email with the plans was sent May 10th at 3:50pm and that the email was viewed May 11th at 3:10am. I can resend if you’d like.
I found it! Thanks.
I have tried to obtain the plans twice, but no email. Can you please send them to me?
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for writing. I’m showing that the plans were emailed on July 17 at 8:31pm. They might have ended up in your spam folder, so you may want to check there. Hope that helps!
Nothing in any folder must be lost in the ether
So strange! I re-sent them.
Are you all still sending plans with the signup? I added my email earlier today and still haven’t received anything
Hi Corey,
Yes, thanks for signing up! I’m showing that the plans were emailed on April 18th, at 12:12am. The emails can end up in a spam folder, so you may want to check there. Hope that helps…
Apr 18? I never received that. Maybe it went to spam and was already deleted. I most recently tried getting them July 27th prior to this message and checked all folders with no luck. Can youresend them?
Hi Corey,
Yes, I just re-sent them – hopefully you get them this time! Let me know if you don’t. Thanks!
And I just noticed you’re a military wife. Thanks to you and your family! I was in the Air Force until Oct 2004 so I know the sacrifices the military member and their spouses make
Could I have you email me the plans you used for this table? That would be amazing thank you!!
Sure thing, Nick! I just emailed the plans to you.
hi I just signed up can you please send me the plans? I love the look of the table
Hi Mike,
I’m showing that the email with the plans were sent to your email. Were you able to download them?
Jen, about to build this and just wondering how you joined the boards for the table top together in step 5? did you drill pocket holes through the sides of each board?
Jen
Great table. And I like the added structural support. Did you consider any fire protection for the circumference opening? There is not the heat that would be on bottom, but over time maybe the heat may have affect/dry out and wreck finish. I know if it
Thanks!
I have 2 Komodo grills (Big Joe & Baby Joe), will this table work for me if I extend it out in length because I want to add a wet sink as well as the 2 grills. And where did you get the hardware from, it looks great!
Are the screw heads exposed from the top of the table? I like how you’ve taken the extra step to hide the screws by using the pocket jig but was worried about seeing the screws from the top of the table.
I love this, would it be possible to get the plans? I am not very good at woodworking and you make this look so easy that I may give it a try!
Hiya, I love the look of this table – I have asked for the instructions (several times) but alas have not received them – checked spam/junk etc.
Can you help please ?
Kind regards
Hi Alan,
Sorry for the inconvenience! I just re-sent the plans – did you get them this time? Thanks!
can you send me the plans for this table please it looks really nice
Simon
Hi Jen, are measurements for the pocket holes on the table top? How far apart should they be?
Hi Jason,
I typically like to place my pocket holes about 6-8 inches apart. Hope that helps!
Thank you!!
Sent request several times for your table plans.Never got the email
Hi Greg,
Peculiar. I’m showing that the plans were sent on Dec 5, 2019 and the email was viewed 8 times. Not sure why you aren’t able to download the plans from that email?
Hi Jen! Are you still emailing these plans? Are they somewhere to download?
Yep, just emailed them to you!
Would you please send me the plans for this? [email protected]
I can’t get the directions to download on this grill table. Is there a chance you could email them to me? Thanks
Yep, emailed them to you!
I wish I could get a copy of the plans, the links I have tried don’t take you to plans.
Hi Daisy,
There’s a signup box here in this post, where you can enter your info and the plans will automatically be emailed to you. Hope that helps!
Can you send me the Building plans for this?
HI!
How can I get the PDF project plan for CEDAR KAMADO GRILL TABLE?
I’ve signed to the email list but I did not get anything 🙁
Thanks,
Alex
Hi Alex,
The plans should have automatically been sent to you via email. I’ve manually sent it – hopefully you’ll get them this time! Thanks!
Trying to get these plans but haven’t received the email. Can you send please?? This looks awesome!
Hi Brock,
I just sent them – were you able to download them? Thanks!
The table looks awesome. Can you please share the plans with me? I cannot find the link.
Hi there! Would love to try to make this stand, is there a link somewhere for the plans? Thanks
Hi,
Can I please receive a copy of the plans for this table.
Thanks!
5 years late but could you send the cutting list for the Kamado Table Many thanks
Hi Jen.
Would love to give this one a go! Please could you send over these plans? There doesnt seem to be a link to download them?
Thanks so much!
Hello, do you screw through the top of the table when connecting it to the frame? Would pocket holes from underneath here work so there’s no holes showing on the top? Thanks!
Can you please share the plan for the grill table.
Are the plans still active? I’ve tried two different email addresses, but the send feature doesn’t seem to ever send an email, even to spam. I downloaded the plans several years ago but have misplaced them right as I’m ready to start work. Thanks!
Hi Leslie,
Yes, the plans are still available. Unfortunately, my email newsletter service doesn’t allow sending duplicate emails due to spam limitations, so I emailed you with more info. Thanks!
Hello, if these plans are still available i would love if i could get them. Thank you
Jen, could please send me the plans for the Kamado table. Also do you have any recommendations on adding drawers to this table for storage of Kamado accessories? If so please include in email. Thanks
Hi, love the table. Could you send me the plans? Thanks
Scott
Hi Scott,
Sent!
Wow, this looks like a great weekend project, can I also get the plan?
Thanks for sharing
Can you please send me the plans 🙂
I came to the same conclusion as you, these tables are commercially available, but I failed to determine that the ceramic grill shouldn’t come in contact with the wood. After about a year I came out to find my expensive primo grill on the ground, busted in half, and the entire table in flames. Live and learn, fortunately it was well away from my house.
Yikes, how scary! Yes, we placed the grill on top of a paver and it hasn’t given us any trouble so far!
hi Jen where I can find the plan? thx
yannick
Hi Jen,
I love the table, strong and simple! I am in the process of rebuilding my storm damaged bbq area, and have just bought a komado joe bbq to enjoy cooking on. This table would be perfect, the small stand the bbq comes with just does not instill confedence in me if I need to move it around, this table with wheels would do the trick plus the added surfce area of the table top will be much used! I have submitted my email address twice but have not recieved any plans. any chance you could please send me a copy?
all the best! love your site, plenty to look thru and want to make!
cheers Kris
Do you happen to use a cover for this? I am looking for an outdoor cover for this setup, but most that I am finding online are too short. Thanks.
Can I have the kamado table plans please – thanks
Please send plans. Looks great and yest hundreds even thousands cheaper than commercial
Hi, would like the plans if possible please.
Cheers,
Please send me the diy plans for the kamado joe grill table
This is the best grilling table I’ve seen anywhere. Kamado is new to me. It looks like a little work, but a fun project with summer almost here. Thanks for sharing!
Looks great, please could you email me your plans. Thank you
Love the design. Simple is so much better. Could you please send me the plan? Thank you..
My carrier that I purchased with my kamado just collapsed at the casters! Time for a replacement and this one looks GREAT! Would you please send me the plans?
Thank you!
The table looks great. I’d like to build one. Can you please send me the plans?
Great looking table. Would you be able to share the plans?
Thank you
Sent! Check your spam folder if you don’t see the plans in your inbox! Happy building!
Hi J…..pls send plans!
Sent! 🙂
Hi Jen,
I’m a long time Kamado Joe cooker. I have two of them. One in our Florida home and one in our summer home in Illinois. We are building an apartment in our stand alone hangar this summer with a covered deck that will have a BBQ smoke hood just for the placement of my KJ and the new table I just discovered from your plans. It will make a perfect addition to that space! Thank you! Nice work btw!
Hello could you send me the plans, please?
Hi Jen,
Love the table, could you please send me the plans?
Thanks,
Patrick
Hi I love the table and the details
Could you please send me the plans?
Best
Isaac
Very good job, nice table for our lovely kamados
Could I ask for the plans? I would be very happy working on a similar project 🙂
Greetings from Spain and thanks in andvance.
Sent! Check your spam folder.
Looks great! Could you forward me the plans? Where did you find the bolt accents? Those don’t look like Home Depot stock!
Hi Jen,
I love your site and your commentary. Could you please send me the plans?
Cheers,
Robert
Hi Robert,
I just sent the plans – check your spam folder if you don’t see them! Happy building!
Hi there – would also be interested in receiving the plans.
Hey there, would love to get a copy of the building plan 😊
Hey Jen, loved reading about your kamado project. Would you kindly send me the plans please?
Can I please get a copy of plans?! Love this!!
Hi.
Are these plans still available? I would love to build this.
Many thanks
Hi,
I’d love to try building the kamado table ll. Could you send me the plans?
Huge thanks!
David
Hi Jen,
Can you send me the Kamado grill table plans? Also I saw another request about doors or storage ideas for the many accessories. If you have any ideas for that I would love to see them!
Thanks
Sent! Check your spam folder if you don’t see the plans in your inbox!
Jen, I would also love to get the plans for the table! Thanks
Would love to get these plans! Thanks!
I would love to have the plans sent to my email.
Thanks.
Sent! 🙂
Would love to get a copy of the plans. The table looks great.
Sent! Check your spam folder if you don’t see the plans in your inbox! 🙂
Would love to get the plans for the table! Thanks
I would love to receive the plans for this table.
Thank you,
Lou
Wow I absolutely love this! Is there anyway I could have the plans!? Thanks a ton!
Billy
Wow great idea! I love it! Is there anyway I could get the plans? Thanks!
I’d love to get the plans if you could send them to me! This looks like the PERFECT Father’s Day present!
Would love to get a copy of the plans. The table looks great.
Hi Jen,
I’d love a copy of the plans!
Hi Jen,
I love the table and plans you have put together! It is exactly what I am looking for! Is there any chance you can send the guide to me please?
Many thanks,
Stephen
can you email the plans? thanks!
Hi Happy 4th!! just found this page, could i get a copy of the plans please
I really like the table you made. Would you be willing to share the plans with me?
Thanks a lot!
Nice work ! I would like to have the plans sent to my email. Thank you very much
Would love to get a copy of these plans. Great job perfect!
This table looks great! Can I get the plans via email? You also mentioned doors?
That is great!
Can I get a copy of the plans?
Thank you
Just what I’ve been looking for. I’ll be very grateful if you could send me your plans please.
Jen
Love your Kamado Grill Table and can’t find a link to the plans. Would you be so kind as to send me a link to them. So glad to see you using the Simpson StrongTie decorative hardware. I used it throughout my outdoor kitchen and hope to use it when I replace my 17 year old my Big Green Egg grill table. I ust need your plans. Ive looked at dozens of tablr plans but like yours the best.
Hi,
I’d love the plans for this please 🙏 I’ve a week off next week and great time to build it.
Yes please