Groundwork and services
Level base, drainage, and power or water run in before anything is built on top.
If you already eat outside whenever the weather allows, a built-in kitchen makes it easier: proper prep space, shelter overhead and somewhere to sit while the cooking happens.
Do you eat outside whenever the weather allows, but end up carrying everything back and forth from the kitchen? An outdoor kitchen puts the prep space, storage and cooking where you actually want them.
We build in worktops that wipe clean, cupboards that stay dry and power for a fridge or lighting, all set on a proper level base with drainage. We will plan it around where the evening sun falls and how people move between the house and the garden.
We can supply and install built-in grills, pizza ovens and fridges, and build the pergola or roof overhead so you can keep cooking when the weather turns.
From the services underneath to the worktop and shelter above, these are the parts that make an outdoor kitchen worth using through the year.
Level base, drainage, and power or water run in before anything is built on top.
Weatherproof surfaces and cupboards that stay dry, with room to prepare and serve.
Built-in grills, pizza ovens or fridges, sized around how you actually cook outside.
A pergola or roof overhead and lighting that lets you keep going after sunset.
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