Outdoor Kitchen Installers in Cleethorpes

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping set porcelain that looks like stone, minus the faff. Seating tucks in neatly and the counter doesn’t glare at dusk.

The sink’s fall is spot on so water never sits under the tap. We use it more than expected.

Dan traced the path of plates and set a landing ledge by the door, another near the grill. He shifted the oven away from gusts and added a towel hook where your hand naturally reaches.

Everything now happens without shuffling.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping created a compact L that still fits a proper chop zone, a sink with real pressure and a bar that catches last sun. Plates park on a shelf below the worktop, then head to the table.

The flow feels right.

Dan mapped the route from kitchen door to table, then flipped our plan so plates stop doing laps. He added a landing ledge by the door, a second beside the grill and ran a tidy cable for the cooler that nobody trips on.

Low lights make food look inviting, not theatre bright. The paddle finally has a slot, the tap reaches pans, and after the first tidy everything felt obvious. We’ve cooked outside more in a week than last summer.

Dan installed micro lights beneath the edge so you can see a blade without lighting half the street. He placed a small perch for hot trays and routed power neatly for the cooler.

Since then we’ve cooked outside in drizzle and didn’t mind a bit.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping installed a compact U shape with storage that actually fits trays. Lighting is warm, not harsh, and the bin hides yet sits handy.

Because cleaning takes minutes, we use it on school nights too.

Dan re-arranged the run so smoke lifts away from seats. He routed a cable for the fridge, labelled the breaker and gave the pizza paddle a proper slot.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping handled base, paving and the kitchen in one steady run. The porcelain meets the threshold cleanly so there’s no stubbed toes, the stone doesn’t glare at dusk and the hidden gully takes water away without fuss.

Stools face the view rather than the wall. Friends thought it was original, which is the nicest result. We’ve already used it on a Tuesday with jackets zipped, because it takes no effort to set up or clear.

We asked for something that blends with the garden rather than shouting at it. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping matched cladding to our fence, lined the run with paving joints and chose a stone that shrugs off spills.

A small bar faces the last of the sun, the fridge nestles at sensible height and the tap reaches pans without splashing the wall. First evening we cooked, tidying took five minutes and we wandered back out with mugs like it was normal.

We asked for something sleek that cleans easily. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping used porcelain that shrugs spills and matched cladding to the fence.

A slim shelf under the counter takes plates mid service so the top stays clear. The whole corner feels unhurried, which is the point.

A shallow plate shelf under the worktop was Dan’s idea. He added a tiny lip so nothing slides.

Small detail, big help when serving.

Footprint stayed modest, function went up. Backhouse Construction & Landscaping gave us a proper chop zone, a clean sink and a calm bar that faces the view.

Surfaces clear in moments, so tidying isn’t a chore. It looks effortless because the thinking’s done.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a modest footprint that works hard. Storage fits real trays, a shelf lives under the worktop for plates mid service and the fridge sits at an easy reach.

Cleaning takes minutes, which keeps us using it when the weather’s iffy. It feels like an extra room without walls.

Dan mapped the route from the door to the hob and set a landing shelf by each. Serving is painless and the gate stayed latched for the dog.

Dan planned the layout around how I grill. Sink by prep, fridge in reach, bin hidden.

It flows, nothing cramped, and clean-up is quick.