Danver stainless steel outdoor kitchen cabinetry has established itself well in the residential sector. As people look to design or renovate their outdoor living spaces, Danver consistently comes up as the benchmark of quality and beauty in stainless steel outdoor cabinetry. However, it’s not just private residences or homeowners that are interested in what Danver has to offer. There is an increasingly large push for these stainless steel cabinets in the commercial sector as well.

Anyone who has followed the professional trajectory of Danver Outdoor Kitchens knows the company is all about innovation and pushing forward with improved design concepts. However, their customer base is equally aware that these innovations never come at the expense of the core value system of the company and the commitment to quality that the stainless steel cabinetry units are so well known for within the industry. With that in mind, the next big push from Danver exemplifies this nicely, and Mitchell Slater, president of Danver Outdoor Kitchens, recently elaborated on this upcoming move.

If you’re building an outdoor kitchen, you’ve probably already started investigating your options for outdoor cabinetry. In this industry, however, there are a staggering number of options, and that can quickly become overwhelming. To help you choose between plastic, stone, and steel (the most common outdoor kitchen materials), the following is an overview of some of the main differences, drawbacks, and benefits of each material type. From there, it’s just a matter of deciding what fits your personal preferences, budget, and environment.

Maximizing space in an outdoor living area is an essential part of the design process. Typically these outdoor spaces are small (relative to the home), so it’s important to make the most out of what square footage is available. In this project, the design and build team built a storage shed under an elevated deck, incorporating and utilizing a large swath of typically unused space.

One common feature in landscaped exterior living spaces is the retaining wall. As a feature that adds functionality and aesthetic value, these are common implements in newly designed or renovated outdoor areas. However, with somewhat minor changes to the design plan, you can quite significantly alter the price and ease of building that structure.