Prime Bespoke Outdoor Kitchens

Outdoor Kitchen with Metal Studs

1. Consider Buying One

We can confidently say that even though there are some attempts at ready to go modular outdoor kitchens these days, they still don’t offer the flexibility and variety that you would have if you build your own. 

Even though this is not one of the most difficult DIY garden projects, it may require some investment and effort. Whether we are talking about time and money, you need to work a little for it.

As such, the first step in how to build an outdoor kitchen with metal studs is to ask yourself if you want to do it yourself. Obviously, there are plenty of options available on the market, but they don’t offer you the originality of building your own kitchen at Prime Outdoor Kitchens we offer you the freedom to discuss with us your design. 

2. Make the Plan

This is an important step you shouldn’t skip. Before getting down to building it, you should have a solid plan for your outdoor kitchen. The first thing you need to write down is the exact dimensions of everything you want to include in your kitchen, such as drawers, sink, doors, grills, fridge, etc.

For this reason, you should have a complete and clear image of the result even before you start building it. One easy way to do it is to check with us of what we can offer.

A golden rule is to ask someone to look over your plan. You may think you don’t need this, but it is very likely you do. A fresh eye can notice any possible errors, which is essential before you start building. If you are using Prime outdoor Kitchens for the building process, We will offer you valuable tips regarding to your design.

 3. Add worktop or countertops

Naturally, the last step in our guide on how to build an outdoor kitchen with metal studs is to add the countertops that will last real stones is highly recommended. Usually, people seem to prefer granite counters for being sturdier.

Finally, you should use a real stone countertop as you may regret after you install a cheap one. Cladding we use a composite The Vox Stone External Solid System range of external cladding combines functionality with an extremely aesthetically pleasing 3d finish to provide the perfect solution for those needing to efficiently rescue tired old brick and stone work or simply enhance the buildings look and feel.  them all. It’s important to use sturdy materials since the kitchen will be outdoors all the time.

4. Quartz worktops

Made from Quartz combined with scratch-resistant polymer resin, the Quartz range combines strength and durability with the natural beauty of the stone. As hard as granite, quartz offers more consistent thickness and solid colouring.

5. Take Care of Your New Metal Kitchen

Once you install all the hardware, all you need to do is to enjoy your outdoor kitchen. It’s good that you take some prevention measures as well. For instance, if you used wood, you should use some wood stain to make sure it lasts longer.

Finally, there are plenty of possibilities for your outdoor kitchen: install a grill, a charcoal rotisserie, a wood-fired pizza oven, a smoker, etc. If you also have kids, you may want to use the best outdoor playsets for them to keep busy while you’re cooking.

Please note that any Kitchen below is flexible to any configuration you may want, like a different grill, or a double door fridge or adding a pizza oven. serious inquiries only