Built-in grills
The cooking centerpiece. Choose your fuel, grill size and the features you will use most.
Outdoor kitchens worth gathering around.
Build an outdoor kitchen around the way you cook, host and spend time together. Explore built-in grills, complete island systems, refrigeration, sinks and cabinetry—then bring your selections together in one project.
Choose your approach
Two ways to make it yours.
Start with a coordinated system or choose the individual appliances for a kitchen built around your space.
A kitchen, piece by piece
Choose your grill, cooking appliances and cabinetry individually. Coordinate the exact dimensions and installation requirements with your builder.
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Islands & kitchen kits
Explore assembled concepts and modular systems. Review each configuration to see which appliances, cabinets and countertops are included.
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Explore the essentials by function. Start with cooking, then make room for preparation, storage and the way you serve.
Freestanding grills
A complete cooking station with its own cart. A flexible choice for a terrace or patio without committing to a built-in island.
Cooking appliances
Add another way to cook with side burners, griddles, power burners and pizza ovens.
Storage & cabinetry
Keep serving pieces and cooking essentials close, with access doors, drawers and modular cabinets.
Outdoor refrigeration
Keep drinks and ingredients within reach. Check outdoor ratings and ventilation for your chosen model.
Sinks & beverage centers
Create a dedicated place to prepare, rinse and serve, with the plumbing planned from the start.
Islands & countertops
Give the kitchen its structure. Match cabinetry, work surfaces and appliance openings to the exact system.
Bring the pieces together
Start assembling your outdoor kitchen.
Choose exact configurations, save the pieces to your project and keep an equipment subtotal as you go. Explore one component at a time, with room to revisit every choice.
Your kitchen, coming together.
Saved to your active project in this browser. Select exact configurations and review each product’s installation requirements before ordering.
Equipment subtotal only. Installation, site work, utilities, countertops not selected here, shipping and tax are additional. A saved list does not confirm compatibility or reserve inventory.
Designed for more than the grill.
The supporting pieces make an outdoor kitchen a place you can comfortably prepare, cook and host.
A place to prepare and pour
A sink, clear preparation surface and refrigeration let you stay with your guests. Keep the refreshment area distinct from the cooking station and leave useful counter space between tasks.
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Storage that works as hard as you do
Choose drawers for the things you reach for often and access doors where appliances or plumbing need servicing. A matching finish brings the kitchen together; the exact opening and function determine the fit.
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Space to cook something different
A side burner can keep sauces close while the grill is in use. A griddle or pizza oven adds a different cooking surface. Select the appliances you will enjoy using, then preserve enough counter space to work comfortably.
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Plan the kitchen behind the finish.
Bring a clear brief to your builder. Resolve the setting, utilities and exact appliance requirements before cabinetry and countertops are finalized.
Your outdoor kitchen checklist
Keep the essentials together as you plan.
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From first ideas to the first gathering.
Keep planning guidance, product research and cooking inspiration close as your kitchen develops.
Outdoor kitchen planning
Work through the decisions that turn a collection of products into a coordinated kitchen.
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Explore fuel, cooking capacity and features, then compare exact grill configurations.
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Explore direct and indirect heat, with simple vegetable recipes to inspire a first menu.
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A few decisions to settle before you order.
Where should I start when planning an outdoor kitchen?
Start with your space and the way you cook. Choose an installation approach, then an exact grill configuration. Add storage, preparation, refrigeration and other appliances around that choice, reviewing the requirements of every item with your installer.
Does an island or kitchen kit include all the appliances shown?
Package contents vary by product and configuration. Read the selected product’s included-items list before adding a grill, refrigerator or countertop separately. Lifestyle photography illustrates a setting and is not a package inventory.
Can I combine products from different brands?
A custom kitchen may use several brands, but matching dimensions or finishes alone does not establish compatibility. Confirm each appliance’s opening, clearances, utilities and ventilation. For modular cabinetry, use the manufacturer’s specified component and appliance combinations.
Is the equipment subtotal a complete project quote?
No. It totals the available equipment configurations saved in this planner. Site work, installation, utilities, unselected cabinetry or countertops, shipping and tax may add to the project cost. Review the full scope with your builder.
Where can I find installation documents?
Open the exact product from your saved equipment list and review its documents and specifications. Confirm the model and fuel before sharing them with your installer. Resolve missing information before cutting countertops or committing to cabinetry.
Will my equipment list be saved?
The planner saves selections to your active project in this browser. Return through Projects to review them, and download a copy for your records. Browser storage is not an account backup or an inventory reservation.