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How much does an Outdoor kitchen cost???

More than likely, the search that landed you here is one that we’ve been seeing more and more of these days. Let us take a guess – did it look anything like “Outdoor Kitchen for sale” or “Outdoor kitchens for sale near me”?

Now more than ever before, people are looking for that outdoor living lifestyle, the sales of BBQ’s, Hot tubs & Garden furniture etc has rocketed over the last few years. This is great because that means there are more and more families out there making use of their garden and enjoying the Al fresco life.

So, you may be inquiring about buying an Outdoor Kitchen in your area to install yourself, or you’re just searching for the most experienced supplier/ installer to complete your project? We’re here to guide you in this journey and by the end, we hope you’ll have a better idea of what you are looking for and what route may be best for you.

At Live Al Fresco we are passionate about outdoor cooking. We supply many different brands of Outdoor kitchens (ODK) and BBQs that can be delivered throughout the UK.

We understand that an ODK can be a costly purchase so we are here to help you chose the right products that will offer you the best value and fits your situation.

To Build or To Buy?

For some of you, building one may not be an option so an off the shelf modular set could be the way to go.

Self Built.

Advantages:

1) Choose your own size and the layout.

2) Use which ever brands of grill and appliances if you wanted to.

3) Choose the materials you like. Concrete, wood, metal etc.

Disadvantages:

1) Can be more expensive depending on size & materials

2) Will take longer to build than off the shelf set up.

3) Difficult to relocate if you move.

4) Once built, it may be difficult to add or remove items in the future.

Pre built off the shelf / modular units.

Advantages:

1) Very quick to set up

2) Uniform look

3) Warranty and spare parts are readily available

4) Easy to add additional units in the future if required.

5) Can be relocated if you move.

Disadvantages:

1) You may not be able to use certain types of grill and appliances from different manufactures.

2) Not individual to you.

3) Sizes may be limited by the manufactures products.

Whichever way you decide to go, you will have total control over the type, design and placement of the ODK, which if planned correctly, will serve you well for many years to come. Obviously it would be impossible for us to answer all questions relating your individual project, but what we can help with is friendly, honest advise, so please don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions that you may have, hopefully we can help you realise your idea

https://www.livealfresco.com/product-category/bbq-grills/outdoor-kitchens/

https://www.whistlergrills.com/

https://sunstoneoutdoorkitchens.co.uk/

https://firepitsuk.co.uk/outdoor-kitchens/

Is 2023 the year you’re thinking of building an outdoor kitchen?

Turn you’re garden to to the ultimate entertains summer space.

When building an outdoor kitchen there is plenty of things to consider before you start.

Location – How far from the house? Will it be in the sun or shade? Will you need power and water supply? Is planning permission required?

Budget – How much are you looking to spend? The cost of different set ups can vary greatly.

Layout – How will the space work for you?

What Equipment – What type of cooking grill will you be using? Fharcoal, wood, gas, etc. worktop space, fridge, sink??

Products & Materials – Wood, stainless steel, pre made modular units or home made?

Forward Planning – Is it something that you may expand in the future? Have you got enough space?

It may sound like a lot to work, but once you are sat in the summer sun with the smell of BBQ food and a glass of wine in your hand, I’m sure you’ll think it was well worth it.