When people are interested in investing in an outdoor living space, one of the primary concerns is how to maximize the usability of that space for as many months of the year as possible. Depending on the particular climate and weather patterns of the region where that outdoor space is being designed, this can mean combating both hot summers and cold winters. In terms of winter months, infrared heaters and other outdoor patio heaters are one common means of battling lower temperatures.

While most people think of decks as pretty basic additions to homes, 2019 is proving they can be a lot more. So, say good-bye to your standard deck boards and railings because the hottest trend this year is making a deck that doesn’t look anything like a traditional deck!

If you’re thinking about remodeling your outdoor kitchen or adding one from scratch in 2018, consider the elegance and upscale functionality of Danver Outdoor Kitchen. They are consistently the gold standard in the industry not only because they produce beautifully crafted products, but because they are durable, low maintenance, and designed with every day usability in mind.

How to Prepare Outdoor Kitchens in Screened Porches for Winter

You’ve invested the time and money into creating the perfect outdoor living space, and you’ve given every thought and consideration to its shining centerpiece—the kitchen. Now that the temperatures are dropping and snow is looming on the horizon, though, what steps do you need to take to protect this outdoor kitchen through the cold, blustery winter?

Outdoor kitchens are increasingly becoming staples of exterior living spaces, and they are also becoming increasingly complex. With a little bit of careful planning and structural forethought, though, you could easily end up with a personalized, functional, beautiful outdoor kitchen that’s usable in nearly every month of the year. If that’s your goal, here are five things we learned that could help you get exactly what you want.