Outdoor Kitchen Shapes Design & Build
Each patio space is unique and a kitchen should be designed to work in your setting.
What are the different outdoor kitchen shapes?
Outdoor kitchens come in various shapes, including L-shaped, U-shaped, straight-line, and island designs, each offering distinct layouts and features to suit different preferences and available space.
Schedule FREE ConsultationOur discovery conversations begin with listening to the way you’re intending to use your new outdoor kitchen. Once we understand, the space will be constructed in a way that fits your needs. Materials, appliances, storage, counter space and utilities are just a few of the elements that we’ll consider when designing your space.
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Outdoor Kitchen Installation Process
1. Surface Prep
An outdoor kitchen is extremely heavy and requires a concrete footer to be poured beneath the structure.
2. Tailoring
Every one of us grills differently and your outdoor kitchen needs to be purpose built for the way you cook.
3. Crafting
When combining so many different masonry elements, an experienced installer is a must.
4. Walkthrough
Once the final appliance is placed, it’s time to fire up the grill and put the beer on ice.
Different Shaped Outdoor Kitchen Costs
Frequently Asked Questions
We need a minimum of 5’ on all 3 sides. Even that is a really small amount of space to squeeze in appliances.
Nothing. The price of your outdoor kitchen will be determined by the appliances, utilities, material and size. The shape won’t have any impact.
Any metal element can rust but our kitchens are commonly made with stone and brick.