Outdoor kitchens are the perfect home addition; not only do they enhance your lifestyle by increasing the amount of time you spend outdoors, but they can also add value to your home when appropriately designed. 

If you have decided that an outdoor kitchen is a perfect addition to your outside living spaces, this blog will help you choose the right outdoor kitchen materials.

Outdoor Kitchen Countertop

Your outdoor kitchen countertops need to endure grease, spills, high temperatures from the grill, and exposure to the elements. If you’re opting for stone, travertine and granite are excellent options that minimize stains and look great. 

Kitchen Flooring 

Your outdoor kitchen should have a durable and easy to maintain flooring system. This area is susceptible to food spills, grease, dust as well as food traffic. Brick, cement, stone, wood, and tile all offer viable choices for an appealing and functioning kitchen floor. 

 Kitchen Cabinets 

Your kitchen cabinets should be able to stand up to moisture, heat, dirt, and dust. Stainless steel and marine-grade polymer are two of the most practical and appealing options. 

Kitchen System 

When selecting your kitchen’s structure, pumice is an excellent choice. Besides being a durable and robust material, pumice is also a natural insulator, able to withstand any temperature. Wood, cement block, and metal framing are other available options.