The most expensive outdoor kitchen isn't the one with the high-end built-in BBQ—it’s the one that has to be ripped out because the cabinetry wasn't UV-rated or the gas compliance was overlooked.
Investing in the right materials and standards now saves you the 100% cost of a full tear-out later. I’ve seen too many 'budget-friendly' builds become money pits within two summers.
Looking at your current plan, what’s the one 'unknown' variable keeping you up at night that you're worried might cost you later?