How To Make Your Own Kids Mud Kitchen! | Perfect Summer Activity 👏

A wooden Mud Kitchen built in 3 simple steps? Yes please!
Joe's been at it again with another brilliant build for children and families to enjoy over the summer holidays! ☀️
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[@OurFamilyJourney]

I really appreciate how you didn't use any fancy equipment or cutting boards etc to make this. Now I feel confident I could make one for my daughter too.

[@DaveGDesigns]

Nice job Joe I’ve done that before if you use washers on the knobs it lets them spin without coming unscrewed. 👍🏻

[@WatchShareSave]

Great tip Dave! Thanks mate :) Joe

[@ThatWoodenFlag]

Nice video. I was about to make one of these. Seeing your video was helpful to see the finished project

[@graciebells4551]

That is beautiful! Thanks for the tips

[@lindamiddleton6337]

Thank you great video.

[@beautyinthesmall9268]

This was such a helpful video, thank you :)

[@fluffy00123x]

So good mate!

[@paulhutchinson7039]

How many decking boards did u use cheers

[@ririk4191]

What’s the UK measurement of the deck piece that joins the front and back legs together please?

[@ammbber6052]

Hi how many decking boards did you use ?

[@Kotdt1]

great video as all ways

[@WatchShareSave]

Cheers mate! :) Joe

[@soooofetch]

Hi which screws are best to use?

[@scottswannie2500]

Please state it in US measurements. Thanks. I skipped on to another video.

[@cameroneverhart6443]

Front Legs = 20in, back legs = 40 in. Width = 35in. I just used google to convert it for me, took 2 seconds

[@damonpietro964]

Dope

[@scottswannie2500]

Yeah, I’m the dope. When you make these type of How To videos regarding Wood Projects and Measurement’s, for the World to see and support your channel, it sort of makes sense to give the measurements in both inches and/or metric if you want folks to actually subscribe. But hey, your loss, not mine. I have more common sense then time to do Google conversions.

[@gemmatoes]

@@scottswannie2500 Dope means cool, I don't think they were calling you a dope :)