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What Built In BBQ Grill Will Your Grill Island Need?
These articles will discuss how to build an Outdoor Kitchen. This is not a how-to kind of message because you are always better hiring a professional; my goal is to help you know what to design and how to make it all work together. When I need medical attention I call the doctor and if you need an outdoor kitchen you should engage a professional. Knowing the design and location of your kitchen will often help with the decision of which builder to use. Many clients come to me and want an outdoor kitchen but have no idea how to make the necessary decisions that allow their desire to become a reality. If you know the design, the ability to judge the abilities of a contractor is much clearer then if you have no idea what to build.
Many clients come to us for an outdoor kitchen, grill island, summer kitchen, built in BBQ grill, etc without a specific idea of exactly what they want. Often the homeowner has a space they would like to use and an idea about turning that empty zone into a fun social space for the family. Build a vacation resort on the beach in your backyard.
When asked what type of built in grill they want most homeowners just mumble something non-committal. They dont care a lot about the grill because they are focused on the design and the taste of red meat and beer during a televised football game. However, the built in bbq grill and appliances are an integral part of the design. During the BBQ event, the focal point will be the grill. Location of the grill will determine where the refrigerator, side burner, access doors and sink belong. Design to serve and use the space socially and usage will naturally flow together grouping cooking accessories together and refrigeration and plumbing together. Not all outdoor kitchens and bars will have a lot of built in accessories but they get a grill at least ninety percent of the time.
Built in gas grills are expensive. Rather than use a low quality gas grill that will cause long term head-aches build the counter to enjoy without a built in BBQ grill. Rather than place a product in the counter top that will not withstand the weather and lower the quality, value and functionality of the whole build useable counterspace. What accessories will you use when you cook, mix drinks, play with the kids. Design to use by imagining serving guests and weekend use. Keep a cart-grill that is portable and replaceable to use with the island or in a different area.
If I were only able to give one piece of advice regarding the selection of a built in grill it would be: do not go cheap. Because the grill is a necessity that is not the primary focus of the homeowners desire to have an outdoor kitchen, the option to purchase an imported grill-head from inferior manufacturers often arises. The problem is that the custom grill island will be built to hold that specific grill-head and if the grill needs to be replaced in a year or two but the structure is still as solid as a house, what will fit into the built in gap where the old grill sat? Many imported grill manufacturers do not make replacement grill parts available and I have had clients who spent more on OEM grill parts than the original barbeque price. Many times a client will ask to buy a built in grill and we end up replacing the entire outdoor kitchen because of the grill specifications.
The first question I usually ask a customer is what do you cook?. We all reply that we cook "everything" first because what we know and what we eat amounts to our version of everything and second because of the item does more than we know, we just might start doing something different to try it out.. A few questions can usually determine the essentials. Will the client grill or serve drinks? Do you use high heat more often than low heat? When I cook a Thanksgiving Turkey Ill smoke the bird for nine hours at 185 degrees but day to day cooking and social functions I tend to grill mostly hamburgers, steaks and fish on the highest heat setting and fast. We cook at the same temperature and the same items more often than not.
A hotter grill can be smaller because cooking times shrink while a convection barbeque will need more space to allow food to sit. Smoker s are made to cook below 200 degrees, infrared grills cook above 1000 degrees and typical store-bought barbeques average 450 degrees. The time necessary to reach a cooking temperature in a typical BBQ is enough time for an infrared grill to be done cooking! There are many hybrid grills available that use both infrared and convectional blue flame heat. Add a built in charcoal barbecue, side burner, infrared sear zone, fry station, wok, griddle or many other separate built in products to allow growth. If you are going to custom build an outdoor kitchen, do it right and get the grill that will satisfy your needs and is built to last outdoors by a reputable manufacturer.
Finally look at the options and features available with the built in grills you consider. A variety of accessories are available with most built in grills that make them more versatile. Always look for something with a good warranty, local service providers and enough versatility to provide the performance you need. This should be the last BBQ grill you buy so make sure it will grow with your needs.
After choosing the right grill we have a starting point to design the rest of the outdoor kitchen by deciding what type of accessories to build in. Built in accessories include pull-out tank drawers, pull-out cutting board drawers, cubby holes, pantries, ice bins, refrigerators, ice machines, keg-erators and literally hundreds of additional choices. Years of experience designing and building have taught me to use high quality products. Outside the industry a door looks like any other access door but locating replacements is actually very difficult. Often once the right sized accessory is located, it may not have the same polished grain in the stainless, the same handles and hinges as the original products.
Now sketch out the dimensions of the space you are using in the backyard design. Design the space around the grill and the built accessories you will use?
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