Outdoor Kitchen: Using cellular concrete for a practical and aesthetic solution
Installing an outdoor kitchen is a key element of modern home renovations. Much more than just an addition to our entertainment equipment, an outdoor kitchen is also a major asset for property value. It saves on air conditioning by avoiding heating the house to uncomfortable temperatures for every meal, and offers the opportunity to cook outdoors in a cool and pleasant environment.
Concrete Outdoor Kitchen
Incorporating an outdoor kitchen is an essential element of contemporary home renovations. This extension goes far beyond simply adding a fun touch to our entertainment space; it also represents a significant investment in property value. Additionally, it saves on air conditioning costs by avoiding overheating the home during every meal, while offering the freedom of outdoor cooking in a refreshing and pleasant setting.
There are many reasons to invest in an outdoor kitchen, but how does concrete fit into this picture? Concrete plays a central role in many outdoor kitchen designs due to its durability, availability, and exceptional versatility. However, using conventional concrete for these projects poses certain challenges, including its porous surface, high cost, weight, and installation difficulties.
Aerated concrete is a material that perfectly meets these requirements. Robust and durable, it is suitable for outdoor conditions, thus providing increased longevity to your outdoor kitchen.
Koddel inspirations for your outdoor kitchen
Add a natural touch with a teak tray with a moisture-resistant leather handle , perfect for serving on the patio.
Structure your space with our organic urns and large pots , designed to withstand the elements.
Extend your summer evenings with our long-lasting outdoor candles, ideal for creating a warm atmosphere around the barbecue, and our outdoor lanterns in various sizes to enjoy your cooking, until the end of the night.
Background: The challenges of a traditional concrete outdoor kitchen vs. aerated concrete
It's easy to understand the appeal of concrete for something like a kitchen, despite the obvious drawbacks. It's certainly durable, easy to clean, has a raw, organic look that people find irresistible, and it's an abundant material that no part of the country is short on.
However, the following drawbacks are worth noting: