Outdoor Kitchen Installers in Dunnington

Cladding, chosen by Backhouse Construction & Landscaping, mirrors the fence. The bar faces the last light and stools slide in quietly.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping got the height, edge and lighting right. Wrists rest comfortably, the counter never blinds and micro spots guide hands without drama.

The sink keeps pressure and drains like it should. We used to drag everything inside at the hint of drizzle. Now we just keep cooking.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping aligned the run with our pergola posts so the terrace reads designed. Guests perch at a small bar out of the cook’s way and the fridge sits where you can reach it mid turn.

We use it on Tuesdays, not just weekends.

Dan tucked micro lights under the edge so you see the board without lighting the neighbours. Subtle and sensible.

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 matched the timber to our decking and tied porcelain to the patio so nothing jars. The fridge shelf saves knees, the sink keeps pace and the bar grabs that last slice of sunlight.

It feels like a natural place to be, even on a Thursday.

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.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping built a compact cooking nook with stone tops and a sheltered prep shelf. Looks intentional, not bolted on.

We hosted pizza night without traipsing through the kitchen.

Backhouse Construction & Landscaping wrapped the messy corner into a clean L that keeps movement flowing. The bin hides yet sits exactly where you need it.

Stools face the view and the prep corner sits in soft shade. First shower after handover and the counter didn’t streak once.

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.

Dan added a pull out for oils, labelled the breaker and tucked the cable for the cooler. Easy to live with.

Dan moved the oven away from gusts, set a landing shelf by the door and tucked power where the cooler lives. Service flows.

Dan noticed how I stand when chopping and set the worktop to a height that stops the shoulder ache. A slim stainless strip behind the hob wipes clean, a pull out by the grill holds oil and salt, and the oven sits where wind can’t bully flames.

He tucked a conduit for the future wine fridge and labelled the breaker. It’s the feeling of everything being where your hands expect that makes it easy.

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 placed the tap to reach pans without splashing and checked the lid clears the beam. Small checks, big wins.