Make your backyard or patio an extension of your home’s interior, so you have the option of cooking outside. With smart outdoor kitchen ideas for all spaces—everything from cozy balconies to big backyards—you can make your dream outdoor cooking space a reality. It’s time to let your inner chef free.
Get Outside, Get Cooking
Smart outdoor kitchen designs help you take fresh air living to the next level. Whether you’re entertaining friends under the sun in the warmer months, or cooking in the open air for your family year-round, a smart design can mean everything you need in one place. That equals more time for you to socialize and relax in nature.
Get Fired Up
In an outdoor kitchen, your BBQ is the centrepiece, allowing you to cook up your favourite dishes without being stuck inside. Available in all shapes and sizes, there’s a perfect BBQ out there for you.

Freestanding
These versatile barbecues are a great addition to most types of backyards. They're usually on wheels, making them convenient to tuck away when they're not in use, and roll back into place when you need them again.
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Portable
Ideal for small outdoor spaces or those who want to BBQ on the go, these portable barbeques are great companions for camping and on picnics.
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Built-In
These models are usually set into the counter of a larger outdoor kitchen, creating an impressive centrepiece to build around.
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What will you choose to fuel your flame? There are many sources to consider, including propane, natural gas, charcoal and wood pellets. Each source has its benefits, such as the convenience of propane and natural gas, to the fun and flavour of using charcoal or wood pellets.

Propane
With portable tanks available anywhere, propane grills provide a convenient source of fuel for your BBQ. Take your grill anywhere around your yard, patio, or more. Propane also produces more heat than natural gas, helping sear meats and veggies faster.
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Natural Gas
Natural gas grills connect directly to your home's natural gas line, which means you'll never run out of fuel. It burns cleaner, and is often more cost-effective, than propane.
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Charcoal and Wood Pellet
Charcoal and wood pellet grills don't use gas, but are fueled and heated by small briquettes or wood pellets. They produce a signature smoky or woody flavour. The lit embers also provide an even, hot grilling surface that any amateur or professional grillmaster will appreciate.
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Built-in BBQs
Built-in BBQs have the most potential for accessorizing. You can add spacious countertops to prepare your masterpieces, ready-to-assemble cabinets and cabinet doors, as well as drawers and access panels to complete custom cabinets designed for your unique needs. Complement your grill with a double side burner, a power burner for a wok or boiling a large pot of water for corn on the cob, or a crab boil. You can also add an infrared searing station for grilling steaks, and friends and family will be asking for their next dinner invitation! Plus, these additions won’t just add to your enjoyment—there’s the bonus of the long-term value you’ll add to your property.
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Freestanding BBQs
Freestanding BBQs can also have searing stations, as well as rotisserie motors and rotisserie burners to provide rear heat and reduce flames from flaring up.
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Fridges
Forget running in and out of the kitchen. When you have an outdoor fridge, you can keep your meat, appetizers, and drinks within arm’s reach.
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Beverage Cooler
Say goodbye to reaching into a bucket of slush, and keep your favourite drinks ice cold with a sleek beverage cooler.
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Dishwashers
Add a dash of convenience with an outdoor dishwasher. An easily accessible dishwasher means no more icky meat juices dripping on the way to the kitchen, and you can spend more time outside. Keep in mind that in colder climates, you will need to take special care of your outdoor dishwasher when the temperature drops (more on this below).
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- Clean your BBQ regularly by washing the grates, removing leftover grease and cleaning the drip pan. Also, if you have a charcoal or wood pellet grill, be sure to remove the ashes and soot regularly.
- If the weather drops below freezing where you are, you will need to do a few extra things to properly maintain your outdoor appliances. Talk to a product expert for details.