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Hey there. I'm now thinking my new kitchen ideas over and need a piece of advice

I agree that plastic is by no means a good idea for the outdoor kitchen. What did you use? wood? and company of kitchen faucets?

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Todd_Shewman_38102

here's a good start, check out the series. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xefqqtEykM0

JasonWirth_68226

Why is plastic bad for outside? I’ve heard good things about plastic resin composites. They are durable and look nice.

papauren_1597578

Good afternoon. I will gladly try to help you in this matter, because I have been in this situation too. You just need to contact the real professionals from the renovation company Dubai who will not only give you recommendations on the kitchen, but will also do it in the best way and in a short time. It's not the first time I've relied on them, and I can say with confidence that they are the best in this field.

ChefSteps_customer_1745482

Hey there! Congrats on planning your new kitchen — exciting times ahead

You're totally right about plastic not being ideal for outdoor kitchens. I went with treated hardwood for mine — it holds up well against the elements if properly sealed. As for the faucets, I went with a stainless steel option from Grohe. It’s been super reliable, especially in outdoor conditions.

Also, while you're planning your kitchen look, don't overlook the walls! I ended up using this simple wallpaper designs indoors to create a calm, clean backdrop that doesn’t compete with the cabinetry — it made a surprisingly big difference to the overall feel of the space.

Happy planning! Let me know if you need any other suggestions.