You could save at least 50 percent off the cost of your project if you’re willing to build some of the outdoor living space or provide your contractor with prefabricated outdoor kitchen modules that are an easy, budget-friendly way to add a kitchen to your backyard or patio.
Some modular frames can be assembled in minutes, significantly minimizing time spent measuring, cutting and building the frame and openings of your outdoor kitchen. The modules are designed so that nearly anyone can assemble the kitchen structure. You’re basically taking piece A and connecting it to piece B, and just screwing them together. It doesn’t take much experience. Just because outdoor kitchen modular bases are prefabricated doesn't mean you can't have a custom look. Building an outdoor kitchen using traditional construction may take weeks.
Choosing prefab cuts down on time and cost because the design work is already done for you. Choose from stacked stone, granite, tile or stucco to create the outdoor kitchen that looks best with your existing space. Depending on your budget and the space where your modular outdoor kitchen will go, your kitchen may require plumbing, gas or electricity. You may want to speak with the designer or manufacturer about the cost and logistics of installing these before you order your modular kitchen bases.
