Outdoor kitchens
Let cooking, dining, and conversation share the same outdoor space. A coordinated floor helps connect each part of the experience.
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Design & material ideas
Place appliances and cabinets first, then map food preparation, seating and routes to the house or pool. Coordinate appliance clearances, services and supports with the relevant professionals before finalizing the paved area.
The surrounding surface can continue the patio palette or use a border to define the dining zone. Compare exact finishes, spill-cleaning guidance and product suitability near cooking equipment. Drainage and utility locations should be settled before paving is installed.
Concrete paver pattern
4 × 8 inches · 8 × 8 inches · 8 × 12 inches
Flat surface, beveled edge
Thickness: 60 mm
Compare the three-size layout with the cabinet line and dining area. Plan edge cuts and transitions to the wider patio.
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Travertine
French pattern · 6 × 12 · 16 × 16 · 16 × 24 · 24 × 24
Silver travertine offers a stone option for the surrounding hardscape. Confirm the exact finish, care guidance and suitability for the intended area.
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Concrete paver pattern
6 × 9 inches
Flat surface, cobbled edge
Thickness: 60 mm
A single-size concrete-paver option for comparing layout scale. Coordinate the paving pattern with walking routes and seating rather than appliance dimensions alone.
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Plan around appliances, cabinet doors, preparation areas, seating and circulation. Include routes to the house and other outdoor areas, then confirm equipment clearances with the appropriate professional. The paved footprint should follow that coordinated plan.
A continuous material can make the spaces feel connected. A compatible color, border or change in layout can define dining and cooking zones. Compare samples across the entire outdoor space before choosing.
Read the patio material guideConfirm the exact product and finish against the equipment manufacturer’s guidance and your installer’s proposed design. Consider cleaning, spills and nearby heat sources. A paving material choice alone does not establish fire resistance or compliance with appliance requirements.
Review finished levels, drainage routes, cabinets and appliance locations together. Coordinate any water, power or gas services before installation. Your project professionals should confirm how runoff will move without relying on an improvised gap or change in paving level.
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Material selection
Plan a patio by comparing concrete and natural stone appearance, available sizes, installation scope, budget and care.
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Material selection
Compare the practical durability and care questions for concrete pavers and natural stone without assuming a fixed lifespan or maintenance schedule.
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Calculate project area, allow for cuts and convert square footage into pallets. Follow a worked example and confirm coverage for your chosen paver.
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Choose surrounding paving alongside the appliance and seating plan. Confirm the exact material and finish before requesting quantities and pricing.
