Start With The Basics
The most popular item in most outdoor kitchens is the built in gas grill. A basic set-up also includes access doors, a side burner, compact refrigerator, and trash bin.
Add Cooking Versatility
Don't limit yourself to just a gas grill. A flat top griddle, pizza oven, charcoal grill, smoker, kamado, or power burner will add cooking versatility to your outdoor kitchen.
Enjoy A Cold One
Outdoor wine coolers, kegerators, and beverage centers are great additions to your outdoor kitchen, especially if you entertain. You and your guests will love having ice cold beverages, including draft beer, for whenever the mood strikes.
Keep It Organized
Keep everything you need for grilling conveniently stored in your outdoor kitchen with storage components, so it's 
there the next time you grill. Storage components also give you easy access to your gas lines and plumbing.
Plan To Ventilate
Safety is the most important thing to consider for your outdoor kitchen. Vent panels are required for proper gas venting. If installing your island under a covered patio with limited airflow, you should definitely consider a vent hood.
Pull Up A Seat
Complete your outdoor kitchen with a patio dining set and outdoor seating area. If your layout includes a bar height counter you’ll want outdoor bar stools too. To keep warm during cool evenings consider a fire pit or patio heater.
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