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OUTDOOR KITCHENS / STONE SURFACES

Outdoor countertops.
Open to possibility.

Bring a considered stone surface to your outdoor kitchen. Material choice begins with the actual exposure, appliances and supporting structure.

Plan your project
Illustrative covered Florida patio with a warm granite countertop, compact outdoor kitchen and stainless steel grill

Designed around the elements.

Covered patios and fully exposed outdoor kitchens present different conditions. Direct sunlight, rain and heat from cooking equipment should guide the material discussion. Standard indoor quartz is not an automatic outdoor choice.

  • Share whether the surface is covered and receives direct sun.
  • Provide grill and appliance specifications and required clearances.
  • Confirm that the supporting structure is ready for the selected stone.

Keep the practical details in view.

A well-planned outdoor countertop considers drainage, cutouts, edge comfort, seams and access for installation. Granite and other natural-stone options must be evaluated for the specific application. Your estimate should identify the selected material and the work included.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A few good
questions.

Can I use the same stone inside and outside?

Possibly, but exterior suitability must be confirmed independently. Similar appearance does not mean identical performance or warranty coverage.

What photos help with an outdoor estimate?

Send an overall view, the supports beneath the surface, appliance openings and the access route. Include approximate dimensions and whether the area is covered.

CONTINUE EXPLORING

LET’S MAKE IT YOURS

Your space.
Your next chapter.

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