Outdoor Kitchen Cabinets Manufacturer | Outdoor Cabinets Supplier

Outdoor Kitchen Cabinets

Home > Kitchen Cabinets > Outdoor Kitchen Cabinets

The design of outdoor kitchen cabinets needs to cleverly combine functionality and aesthetics. In terms of layout, the operation flow should be fully considered to ensure that the entire process is smooth from washing ingredients in the sink, cooking on the stove, to storing and retrieving items in the refrigerator. For example, the sink and stove can be placed next to each other to facilitate water collection and washing cooking utensils at any time; the refrigerator can be placed near the meal preparation area to make it more convenient to take ingredients. At the same time, the appearance design of the cabinet should not be ignored. You can choose a style that blends with the outdoor environment, such as a simple and modern style with simple and smooth lines and a natural material countertop. Under the sun, it complements the green plants in the garden and creates a comfortable cooking atmosphere.

Welcome

Welcome to Delisa MASEN

Exquisite living requires exquisite kitchen

Outdoor Dining Kitchen Outdoor BBQ Kitchen Courtyard BBQ Kitchen Outdoor Stainless Steel Kitchen

Explore the secrets of outdoor kitchen cabinets: the perfect fusion of function and aesthetics

In the craze of enjoying outdoor life, outdoor kitchen cabinets have gradually become a key element for people to create a comfortable courtyard life. It is not just a simple garden barbecue grill. For those who love to spend leisure time in the garden and are keen to entertain relatives and friends with delicious food, a well-planned and designed outdoor kitchen cabinet is an excellent choice to expand living space and add interest to life.

From an equipment point of view, an outdoor kitchen cabinet is a fully functional outdoor kitchen facility, also known as a garden kitchen or outdoor kitchen. It reflects the trend of consciously extending living space into the garden. Today, larger and higher-quality outdoor kitchens are popular, and design-oriented solutions and high-quality built-in appliances are in great demand. Outdoor kitchen cabinets must be made of materials that can withstand all weather conditions. For many years, the grill has been an essential element of the outdoor kitchen. In addition to the stove, gas grills, charcoal grills, teppanyaki grills or kamado grills are also popular among outdoor cooking enthusiasts. They even choose to use the stove to cook a complete menu outdoors or make dishes such as grilled fish with a strong aroma. In addition, outdoor kitchen cabinets are often purchased as a supplement to existing grills.

The core area of the outdoor kitchen, in addition to the grill or cooking area, is usually equipped with a sink and a refrigerator. These equipment need to be specially adapted to the outdoor environment. Traditional indoor refrigerators are not suitable for outdoor use. Enthusiastic grill masters can also add an oven, side burners, range hoods or dishwashers to give the outdoor kitchen the full facilities and practicality of an indoor kitchen. With the increase in functionality, the need for storage space and work surfaces also increases accordingly. The advantage of an outdoor kitchen is that it can be expanded piece by piece compared to an indoor kitchen. As long as you choose a manufacturer with a modular system, you can continue to improve the kitchen’s functions without affecting the fun of outdoor cooking.

The price of an outdoor kitchen varies depending on many factors, so it is difficult to generalize. The higher the level of equipment, the higher the price, which may even exceed that of an indoor kitchen. When deciding whether to choose a true outdoor kitchen, you need to think carefully, as the lifespan of an ordinary grill is usually only a few months to a year. Generally speaking, a simple outdoor kitchen with only a grill and a few compartments for storing barbecue utensils, cutlery and crockery requires an investment of at least $2,400. Outdoor kitchens that meet unique design requirements and are equipped with a range of practical and high-quality appliances can cost up to $6,100 or more. However, it is possible to buy high-quality outdoor kitchen cabinets from China for less than half of the budget. In order to enjoy the fun of the outdoor kitchen for a long time, it is recommended not to be too stingy on the equipment.

When choosing the location of an outdoor kitchen, there are many issues to consider. Ideally, it should be close to where people eat, most of the time on the terrace. This location close to the house has many advantages, such as easier construction of a canopy near the residence to block out the sun, rain and snow, as well as compact covered solutions such as a “kitchen in a cupboard” or “kitchen in a box”. However, it should be noted that simple umbrellas are not recommended for barbecue protection due to the risk of fire. Being close to the house also shortens the route of electricity, water or gas pipes, reduces installation costs and reduces the distance to carry dishes. At the same time, it is also necessary to consider the surrounding environment, avoid disturbing neighbors with noise and smoke, pay attention to wind direction, and determine which gas to use. If there is a suitable line, a small outdoor kitchen can also be built on a spacious balcony, and it should be planned to be spacious enough for everyone to enjoy outdoor cooking without being covered by smoke.

Outdoor kitchens are exposed to wind, UV rays and various weather conditions all year round. If they are to continue to function properly after many years, they must be made of the right materials. These materials must not only be resistant to weather, scratches and impacts, but also easy to clean. Commonly recommended materials include stainless steel, aluminum, polymer materials, sealed concrete, marble and teak. Stainless steel is a common material for most outdoor kitchens, but not all stainless steel is rust-proof. It has different alloys and different properties, but generally does not cause deep corrosion and is hygienic. Polymer materials are common in cheaper models and, like stainless steel, are usually not affected by wind and UV rays. Sealed concrete, marble or teak are more expensive, while granite or other natural stones and ceramics are ideal for kitchen countertops. It should be noted that wood usually requires more maintenance outdoors than other materials.