My friend turned the old refrigerator into a real barbecue grill! He cut an opening in the door, installed a grill rack, and placed charcoal inside.

He used the top part as a smoker, adding metal hooks to hang the meat.

— Surprised? — he asked with a grin while placing the skewers on the grill.

I couldn’t believe my eyes. That rusty old refrigerator now looked like a stylish homemade barbecue.

He painted it black, added a thermometer, and even installed small wheels to move it easily around the yard.

As we waited for the meat to cook, he told me how he came up with the idea. He had wanted a barbecue for a long time but didn’t want to spend money on an expensive model. So, he decided to use recycled materials.

The fridge he found on the street seemed like the perfect base. He removed all the electronics, reinforced the inside walls with heat-resistant plates, and drilled ventilation holes.

When the meat started sizzling on the coals and the aroma filled the yard, I realized something: sometimes, things that seem useless can get a second life with a little imagination.

Now, every weekend, we gather in his yard, grill meat, and share stories. And all of this is thanks to his ingenuity!