Our finished back and end cabinet panels give you the freedom to place your ultimate outdoor kitchen in other areas, such as against deck railings or as an island, without sacrificing a finished look. You are not limited to placing your kitchen against a wall, however. When building an outdoor kitchen in small spaces, a great option is a straight run of cabinets with all kitchen work zones in a line. Since Trex Outdoor Kitchens’ stainless steel cabinets are available in a selection of styles and hundreds of sizes, you can easily eliminate nonfunctional designs. Once you determine the size of your outdoor living space, you should consider the various kitchen layout shapes outlined below. They have all four work zones and all the amenities. Large kitchens have at least 156 inches of counter space. A medium outdoor kitchen plan will include 72 inches of workspace with added storage and refrigeration options. With a minimum counter space of 48 inches, essential kitchen will include all the amenities of a small kitchen with the addition of a refrigerator. A minimum kitchen countertop workspace of 36 inches is needed.Įssentials (13 linear feet). Only a few amenities are considered necessary in a small kitchen (grill, cooktop, sink, and storage). With our outdoor kitchen design tool and this helpful guide, you can to choose a suitable layout, create an effective workspace, and incorporate design features in any sized outdoor kitchen. The first step in designing your Trex® Outdoor Kitchen™ is determining the size of your outdoor kitchen area, as the size will inform the rest of your design, including your layout shape, appliances, storage, and other features.

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