Outdoor kitchen countertop ideas

What are the best outdoor kitchen countertops? Compare pros & cons of countertop materials: granite, marble, concrete, soapstone, tile and others for outdoor kitchens.

Outdoor kitchens are a great way to enjoy your outdoor space year round. If you're considering an outdoor kitchen, then it's important to consider what type of countertop material is best suited for it. Here's how different types of stone can be used as countertops in your new outdoor kitchen!

Read our Ultimate Guide To Outdoor Kitchen Countertops! We look at the best choices for outdoor counters when building an outdoor kitchen.

See how to easily pour-in-place gorgeous concrete countertops!

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I was amazed at how easy it is to create a concrete counter top. I've never done this before and I have little experience using concrete, but the result was ama…

Having an outdoor kitchen can be a real treat, especially during summer. Designing and building one is not even that difficult. The cabinets are the most

Outdoor kitchen construction has traditionally been built out of concrete block or landscape block. They were heavy, usually required footings, and in the event of needing a component replaced, also very difficult to modify once built. Steel or concrete lentils were required to span openings, and door and drawer supports required additional […]

Now that the frame is ready (you can read about the frame here). We’re ready to move on to the next step: the countertop. Now, there’s DIY outdoor kitchens with a variety of countertop materials. The main contenders were tile, stone, and concrete countertops.The reason I ended up going with tile countertops is because I felt more comfortable with the process, because of the how easy they are to clean and maintain, and because of the cost.Affiliate Links have been used in this post. The…

Now that the frame is ready (you can read about the frame here). We’re ready to move on to the next step: the countertop. Now, there’s DIY outdoor kitchens with a variety of countertop materials. The main contenders were tile, stone, and concrete countertops.The reason I ended up going with tile countertops is because I felt more comfortable with the process, because of the how easy they are to clean and maintain, and because of the cost.Affiliate Links have been used in this post. The…