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Garage kitchen complete

dcg9381

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I've got a 60x40x16 shop. Eventually, it'll feature an unattached house. We'll be sleeping in an RV in the interim, but we wanted to have some "livable space" for the year or so that it's going to take to put all this together.

We put this together (minus fridge) for under $4k. The microwave doubles as an oven (convection) and although I put in gas lines for a cook top, we've started using dual inductive cook tops to minimize heating and save counter space.
Gas is provided by a 100lb propane tank (portable) outside the shop and for now, everything just drains to gray water and is used for landscaping...

The water source is 100% roof collection, first flushed, sediment filtered, then final filtered by reverse osmosis and a UV light....

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J-man67

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That temp kitchen is nicer than my perm kitchen! Haha!

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Quick240

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Looks good, but just be careful! The nicer I make something that's supposed to be temporary, the less motivated I become to finish it's permanent replacement.
 

vekster

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Looks good, but just be careful! The nicer I make something that's supposed to be temporary, the less motivated I become to finish it's permanent replacement.

This exactly^^
I built a temporary kitchen in my unfinished basement while i tore out my Kitchen upstairs.
That was back in May and all i have done is tear out the original.
7 months later i am surprisingly still married and my 3 kids stilll call me DAD.

Great job on your "temporary" kitchen!
 
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dcg9381

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If it were up to me, this would be the perm structure, but the neighborhood requires a home. I can actually see renting the house out and just living at the shop.
 
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