Stainless steel outdoor cabinet run
This system uses stainless steel bodies as well as stainless fronts, a different construction from an aluminum box with a matching coating. Formed door panels are 2–3 mm thick with internal reinforcement. Body grade, front grade and hardware are itemized as three materials, so the quote says exactly which stainless you are buying.
A two-door sink base leaves a larger space around the bowl and pipework. The drawer unit divides small cooking tools into accessible levels. The grill base reserves its interior for the selected appliance, ventilation and service points. Those three modules use different interiors even when their brushed fronts align in one run.
Raised bases leave clearance above the finished patio and keep drainage routes accessible. The base hardware package uses 304 stainless hinges, slides and fasteners, with 316 hardware available as a separate choice.
304 is the starting body grade in this system. A 316 body is the alternative to assess for a coastal, poolside or otherwise higher-chloride location. Exposure, shelter and washing frequency matter alongside the grade: salt deposits can collect beneath a canopy even where rain rarely reaches the metal. Neither choice makes the complete kitchen immune to corrosion.
A brushed surface has a directional texture across the doors and drawers, and keeping the grain direction consistent makes adjacent fronts read as one run. Leave access to the underside, joints and recesses so deposits can be cleaned off: brushed stainless still needs regular cleaning to keep dirt and salts off the metal.
The available worktop choices are 30 mm granite and 20 mm sintered stone. A thicker exposed stone edge changes the visual balance against thin metal fronts; it does not remove the need for cabinet and cutout support. A short straight run avoids the additional stone returns, finished rear panels and seating support required by an island.
| Cabinet construction | Stainless steel cabinet bodies with brushed formed stainless fronts; separate sink, drawer-storage and grill modules |
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| Body-grade selection | 304 stainless steel cabinet body with brushed stainless fronts, 2–3 mm formed door panels and raised base clearance. Front and hardware grades are itemized on their own lines. |
| Formed fronts | 2–3 mm stainless steel door panels with internal reinforcement; front metal grade and finish itemized |
| Hardware choices | 304 stainless hinges, drawer slides and fasteners; 316 hardware and soft-close operation available as separate selections |
| Worktop choices | 30 mm granite or 20 mm sintered stone, with edges, joints, cutouts and support scheduled piece by piece |
| Module dimensions | Actual cabinet widths, depths and heights in mm; sink and grill cutouts and service clearances follow the selected equipment |
| Outdoor interface | Raised bases, drainage and ventilation paths; body/front/hardware grades selected for exposure and cleaning access, without a universal corrosion guarantee |
| Minimum order | Made to your project quantities. Small item counts are accepted when they ship with the rest of your project list; the quotation confirms the quantity for each item. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The selected built-in grill determines its countertop cutout, heat clearance, lid travel and ventilation. Its shutoff or electrical connection stays accessible after the drawers and doors are fitted. The cabinet body is storage and support around the equipment.
The sink cabinet gives the drain, water connections and shutoff valves their own access zone. Pipe routes remain separate from drawer travel and any grill service opening. The worktop layout records the sink cutout and tap location together so the plumbing can be reached without dismantling adjacent cooking equipment.
Base adjustment follows the actual finished patio levels and drainage slope. Countertop joints and supports are coordinated with the cabinet modules, particularly around the sink and grill openings. Packed modules and stone pieces also need a suitable receiving route and unloading method; a compact cabinet run can still include a heavy worktop.
The quotation names the cabinet-body grade, formed-front construction and selected surface. A 316 body changes the metal package.
The module schedule splits sink storage, drawer storage and grill bases. Drawer count changes slides and internal fabrication, and a grill base adds appliance-specific cutouts, ventilation and service access. Finished sides, backs and toe details are listed where they are exposed.
Granite or sintered-stone pieces are priced with their thickness, edges, joints, cutouts and support. The grill, sink, faucet and other appliances are itemized as their own lines.
The supply package lists each cabinet module and stone piece, and protected brushed faces and labeled hardware make receiving simple. Gas, plumbing, electrical work, wall or floor preparation and local installation stay site tasks unless expressly included in the order. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
This configuration uses stainless cabinet bodies as well as stainless fronts, with the body in 304 or 316. Front panels and hardware are listed by their own material and grade, so the order names each stainless part precisely.
304 is the starting body option. A 316 body is the alternative to assess for higher chloride exposure, including coastal and poolside sites. Shelter, salt deposits, drainage and cleaning frequency still matter. A grade choice alone is not a guarantee for every outdoor environment.
The body, formed fronts, hinges, slides and fasteners each have their own grade on the order. A matching 316 hardware package is an extra selection, and the grill or other appliance keeps its own material specification.
Yes. A grill-base module can be configured around a suitable built-in grill. Its actual cutout, ventilation, heat clearances, lid travel and service points govern the base layout. A stainless cabinet does not remove those appliance requirements.
Yes. Cleaning removes deposits that can stain the surface or contribute to localized corrosion. Sheltered areas and crevices can hold salts even when the exposed worktop looks clean. The cleaning method must suit the brushed surface, chosen grade and site exposure.
The quote itemizes the bodies, fronts, hardware, finished panels and selected worktops. A grill, sink, faucet or other equipment is included when listed, and utilities, substrate preparation, local fixing and installation are site responsibilities unless included in the order.
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