Outdoor Kitchen Cost

Whilst specification can vary dramatically, typically a custom designed and built Clifton Outdoor Kitchen will cost somewhere between £15,000 to £25,000.

Lets look at the key equipment and how it varies in price

An important step.

We'll arrange a meeting to talk through the space, getting a better idea of how and why you want the space to work.

As we're project managing its really helpful if you're able to give us an indicative budget and well as highlighting your key aims for the build.

We typically dont charge for this process.

 

 

The heart of most Outdoor Kitchens.

Stick to a quality brand and consider the aesthetics of the grill and how it'll work in the space you're building.

Grill dimensions can vary dramatically between different ranges and brands, so be sure to double-check before making a decision.

£1,500 to £3,500 for a good quality grill

When designing an outdoor kitchen, one of the most critical decisions is choosing the right worktop.

The worktop is not only a functional component but also a significant contributor to the overall aesthetic of your space. 

Outdoor kitchens are exposed to various weather conditions, which means durability is paramount. Worktops need to resist rain, heat, and even frost.

Cost varies depending on the size of the project as well as the quality of the product chosen.

Expect to pay £3,000 to £8,000

Outdoor rated fridges are built with robust materials that can endure harsh weather conditions, such as rain, heat, and even snow.

They should have an enhanced sealing mechanisms to prevent moisture ingress and maintain consistent cooling.

Unfortunatley quality and reliability across brands can vary wildly, experience has taught us to buy quality and use what we know works.  

Outdoor fridges are £1,500 to £2,500 for a quality product.

Storage space, vital yet often overlooked.

Wobbly cupboards that rattle and dont close properly, they dont really provide the finishing touch to a beautiful well planned outdoor kitchen.

We've battle tested all the major brands and we tend to stick with the ones we know well.

£1,000 to £3,000 depending on the size of the project and storage required

Depending on access to water and drainage. Do you require a hot and cold outdoor tap, or will a cold only tap suffice?

A high quality outdoor sink and tap combo, plus installation will set you back circa £1,500 depending on the complexities mentioned above.

 

Depending on the amount of landscaping required, as well as the complication of the build.

Each project offers its own unique challenge.

Typically we would anticipate building and installation to cost £4,000 to £8,000.

 

Typically a modular Outdoor Kitchen will cost somewhere between £6,000 to £18,000.

We work with all the major brands and arent tied to one in particular. They all differ greatly and each has its positives and negatives.

Lets look at the key equipment and how it varies in price

Quick and efficient plug and play designs.

You can expect the cost of installation to be included in the initial purchase cost.

Installation is normally a swift one day only process.

 

Porcelain worktops are the current "go to" for modular outdoor kitchens.

They're wonderfully thin, strong and elegant, until you chip one and then never quite look the same again.

Cupboard doors tend to be customisable by a selection of a few key colour combinations. Whereas sinks are more of a take it, or leave it, scenario.

 

Outdoor rated fridges are built with robust materials that can endure harsh weather conditions, such as rain, heat, and even snow.

The choices are rather limited with most modular units, with different manufacturers preferring a different combination of fridge and BBQ.