Modular structures
Outdoor Kitchen & Grill Islands
Aluminum cabinet carcasses that will not rot, rust or swell — the structural half of an outdoor kitchen programme, built modular so your assortment scales without new tooling every season.
Specifications
The technical picture
| Material | Extruded aluminum framing with aluminum sheet panels; stainless steel hinges, slides and handles; marine-grade fastener options |
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| Modules | Grill surround cabinets, base cabinets, drawer stacks, door units, corner and bar-height returns, sink and refrigerator surrounds, end panels |
| Typical dimensions | Standard module widths around 450 / 600 / 900 mm at counter height, built to your grid. Cut-outs dimensioned to your appliance schedule. |
| Cladding interface | Designed to receive stone, GFRC, concrete-look panel, HPL, HDPE or powder-coated aluminum skins — supplied bare or clad. |
| Surface finish | Powder coating, wood-grain transfer, anodizing, or mill finish where the cladding hides the frame |
| Typical MOQ | Around 50–200 modules depending on complexity and shared tooling across the range. Confirmed per project. |
| Packaging | Flat-pack or assembled, foam-braced export cartons, pallet loads for contract projects, instruction and hardware packs. |
| Customisation | Yes — module grid, cut-outs, cladding interface, hardware, colour and branding. |
Design for modularity
Build the range once, then extend it cheaply
The expensive mistake in outdoor kitchen programmes is tooling every SKU separately. We would rather design your extrusion set so next season's additions reuse it.
Shared extrusion set
One family of profiles carries the whole cabinet range, so new widths cost a saw setting rather than a new die.
Appliance-agnostic cut-outs
Cut-out patterns are punched from programme data, so switching your grill supplier does not scrap the carcass.
Flat-pack or built
Ship assembled for contract installs, or flat-packed to cut container cost on retail assortments.
Send your module schedule and appliance list.
We will come back with a proposed extrusion family, tooling cost and per-module pricing.