How to construct a barbeque shed

Building a barbeque lodge has many advantages, such as increasing the value of the home and creating a social space for dining and entertaining. 

It is vital though that these are built correctly to ensure they are safe, and abide by any building regulations.

One of the first tasks is to use string and an accurate measuring tool to lay out the outline of the barbeque shed. This is to ensure the build is accurate and can fit comfortably into the space allocated for it. 

Posts should then be installed in the ground, one for each corner. Braces can be used to secure these before the concrete is used to set them in place. Treated rafter beams can then be added, along with the walls and flooring. 

Windows and doors should be fitted correctly to make sure the Swedish barbeque hut is secure, with appropriate ventilation. 

With a solid base comes a secure and even floor. This is imperative for safe cooking and dining inside an open barbeque hut. The roof too is a crucial factor of the structure, and ensuring it is watertight will protect the cooking equipment inside. 

All elements of the build should be flame-retardant, including any outdoor eating areas and patios. Adding space for storing barbeque hut accessories in the UK will make sure they last longer too. 

Get in touch with us at Logspan today, and ask the team for advice on our range of outdoor huts and gazebos, including barbeque huts in the UK.