BBQ Concepts Outdoor Kitchen Remodel Project
Outdoor Kitchen Remodel by BBQ Concepts of Las Vegas, Nevada
The BBQ Concepts team just finished up on an outdoor kitchen remodel project. First things first though, we just want to say that BBQ Concepts does not construct our outdoor kitchens using cinder blocks as it’s structural foundation. As a disclaimer, we want to assure any future clients that we only manufacture our custom outdoor kitchens using Galvanized 1” Square Stock Steel. We use PermaBase brand cement board for the structural façade. So, if you’re looking to build a brand new outdoor kitchen. Cinder block will not be used in any of our custom barbecue islands.
For this remodel, they already had an existing cinder block structure from a previous build. The barbecue island remodel process went as planned though. We were able to take the existing structure and give it a completely new and improved aesthetic look. The customer was happy and we were able to salvage the existing structural work. The alternative would have been to demolish and excavate the cinder block. This would have ultimately cost the client quite a bit more in the long run. Here at BBQ Concepts, we’re into saving our clients’ money wherever we can.
For the outdoor kitchen remodel, we used Normandy Granite for the counter-top and a beautiful 12×12 Travertine for the fascia. This material combination went together flawlessly. The color tones are perfect for the Nevada desert environment. We’ve included a photo gallery below for you to view. If you’re thinking about designing an outdoor kitchen and would like to setup an on-site consultation, give us a call today at – (702) 872-2277
See Your Dream Outdoor Kitchen — Before You Build It
Our free AI designer turns your ideas into a concept rendering in about two minutes. Pick a layout, grill, and finishes — we'll take it from there.
Or see how we design and build custom outdoor kitchens in Las Vegas
Related Posts
Custom Fire Pits in Las Vegas: Gas, Masonry, Metal and Fire Tables
A fire pit is the cheapest way to make a Las Vegas patio usable in January. Here are the options — custom gas masonry pits, metal and steel pits, ready-made fire tables — and how to size, fuel and place one.
Outdoor Refrigerators in Las Vegas: What Survives the Summer
An indoor fridge in an outdoor kitchen here runs for a summer and then dies. Here is what outdoor-rated actually means, which type belongs in a BBQ island, where to put it, and the brands that hold up.
BBQ Island Construction in Las Vegas: Masonry vs Steel Frame
Every outdoor kitchen island is one of three things underneath the stone: block masonry, a welded steel frame, or a prefab shell. Here is how each is built, how it holds up in the desert, and the one method to avoid.