Have you ever found yourself busy in the kitchen preparing the meal while your guests are outdoors enjoying themselves in the fresh air? The solution to never missing such an occasion may be an outdoor kitchen. This can be as simple as a grill with a storage cabinet for supplies or as sophisticated as a full kitchen complete with grill, refrigerator, sink and eating area.
In the planning stage of the outdoor kitchen, you will need to consider how your outdoor appliances will connect to electricity, gas and plumbing. Check your local codes for regulations regarding gas and electric lines. Position the grill at least 10 feet away from any combustible materials and have a fire extinguisher handy just in case.
Thinking about the style of your home, you will want your outdoor kitchen to either match or complement it. For example, if you have a traditional brick-style home, your outdoor kitchen should include a brick base to hold your grill and other appliances. A sleek, stainless steel and granite base will coordinate well with a contemporary home. Some "nice to have" extras might be a pizza oven, a beer kegerator, a smoker or a deep fryer to really get the party going. Here are some basic items you will need to get started:
An outdoor kitchen is a delightful way to extend your living space while entertaining and enjoying the company of family and friends in the great outdoors. Contact us to find your perfect outdoor living space, and save us a hot dog.