Color

Brown

Type

Gas cooktops & ovens

This is our Tile & Limestone Outdoor Kitchen! Its top benefits include its many options of colors and heavy appearance. While Tile & Limestone is great for a heavy appearance, there are a number of claddings available for your outdoor kitchen. We build your outdoor kitchen with CMU blocks to prevent fires and adhere the siding with mortar to the concrete block frame. AND every outdoor kitchen comes with a 1'x1' concrete footer around the perimeter which can be added or build into existing patios. This prevents your outdoor kitchen from sinking or sagging over your years of ownership. Sidings include... - Stucco (any color) • Pro: is budget friendly • Con: may crack over time - Limestone • Pro: has natural appearance • Con: seal to maintain appearance - Tile • Pro: provides versatility • Con: is fragile, requires maintenance over time - Brick (multiple colors) • Pro: gives clean, man-made look • Con: absorbs some moisture - Stone • Pro: adds natural, rugged flair to space • Con: generally highest price Countertops include... - Tile over CMU • Pros: cost effective, lot of varieties • Con: brittle - Lueders Stone • Pros: heavy, clean look • Con: must seal to prevent stains - Granite Slab • Pros: sleek and contemporary • Con: heats up in direct sun - and Quartz Slab • Pros: resists staining and scratching • Con: may yellow in sun over time Including three popular appliances, a standard 36" high outdoor kitchen costs $900-$1,200 per linear foot. Add ons like a gas line may increase this price by $500-$4,000 depending on length Send me a message with questions and to schedule a consultation. I’m