Can you really build an outdoor kitchen on a budget? We build the Grilla Grills Modular Outdoor Kitchen in this weeks video, with the new Silverbac XL 2.0, the Grilla Kong ceramic kamado, a couple of Grilla Primate Gas Grills & Griddle Combo Units, a sink and a mini fridge. It's modular outdoor kitchen building at its finest while still working on a budget. Deals & Discounts page: https://thebarbecuelab.com/discounts-deals/ Some of the links below are affiliate links, and you'll support our family by allowing us to earn a commission if you click on a link and make a purchase. We thank you for supporting us as we continue to bring you the best in outdoor cooking! Featured Products in this Video _________________________________________ ► Grilla Grills Special Pricing Discount Page: https://www.grillagrills.com/page/the-barbecue-lab ► Grilla 4 Piece Outdoor Kitchen: https://thebarbecuelab.com/recommends/grilla-grills-outdoor-kitchen/ ► Grilla 3 Piece Outdoor Kitchen: https://thebarbecuelab.com/recommends/grilla-grills-outdoor-kitchen/ ► Grilla Primate Gas Grill/Griddle Combo: https://thebarbecuelab.com/recommends/grilla-primate-built-in/ ► Grilla Silverbak XL 2.0 Pellet Grill: https://thebarbecuelab.com/recommends/grilla-silverbac-xl-built-in/ ► Grilla Kong Ceramic Kamado: https://thebarbecuelab.com/recommends/grilla-kong/ Shop our favorite products: _________________________________________ ► Online store: https://shop.thebarbecuelab.com/ ► Amazon storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/thebarbecuelab ► Grilling Gift Ideas: https://thebarbecuelab.com/grilling-gifts/ Social Media (Let’s Connect!) _________________________________________ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbecuelabs/ ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/barbecuelab/ ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/barbecuelab/ ► Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/barbecuelab/ ► Website: https://thebarbecuelab.com/
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After owning this complete kitchen cabinet set in addition to a Silverbac and Primate for 3 years, we warranty replaced 3 of the cabinets due to most of the leg welds breaking off on 2 of the cabinets, and the countertop lip on one of them developing a crack, and eventually falling. Grilla replaced both cabinets and the counter top no questions asked. Great service. Our set has lived under a covered pergola since we got it, but I'd HIGHLY recommend getting Grilla's new modular covers or covering with a tarp for inclement weather. I will say, I wish the drawers were magnetic or sealed when shut so that they'd stay closed and water tight. We have one drawer open slightly a few times on its own and it led to moisture and rain getting in and corroding the inside of the drawer. Looks like a type of galvanic corrosion due to the different metal cooking tools laying on top of the inside of the drawer without a liner combined with moisture. So invest in drawer liners as well. Other than those compaints, we've loved our setup and it was a great price/value compared to committing to a full built-in kitchen.
Rule #1 to building an affordable outdoor kitchen is to not use built in outdoor kitchen components. You can buy restaurant quality workstations for less than this Grilla stuff. You can get an outdoor sink for a could hundred bucks. And, of course, there are lots of outdoor cooking appliances that are way cheaper than Grilla and still good quality.
What a great setup. I could see a church making great use of this.
Great video. After a lot of shopping, I am leaning towards buying a built in Silverbac 2.0 XL for my future outdoor kitchen. It’s really more space than I need but love the look and there is 50% off deal right now. Wondering if you have encountered any issues with the xl since you have been cooking on it at your church? Would appreciate any feedback thank you.
I watched as the young man opened and closed doors. It seems as if the cabinetry is somewhat flimsy. Can you comment on the "quality" of the cabinets, maybe a better word is "sturdiness"? Also, are the doors and cabinets sealed in any way or if left outdoors will water easily enter the cabinets (thinking of any goods stored in boxes, etc. that may get waterlogged. Thanks for all your reviews, they're really helpful.
I have that same setup and it was really easy to put together as a single woman doing most of it myself. It was also budget friendly because I bought pieces of it over time so you don’t have to buy all of it at once.
I love this video. The system seems pretty simple. I want a smoker, charcoal grill, flat top, and woodfire pizza oven, fridge or cooler, and some counter space. I also want it covered, but ventilated because we are in the south.
What a blessing for the church! Thanks for a great video. Can’t wait to see more. I’ll be doing a full outdoor kitchen at our new house in about 6 months. It will be my second full build. The ease of construction with this and the stainless is appealing. One question- we have significant wasp issues here in Oklahoma, how well sealed are the cabinets to help with that? Thanks again!
Where did y'all run the sewage from the sink?
Wow, I can't talk our church into an outdoor kitchen investment....
David… thank you for making this video on the outdoor kitchen. My wife and I have been researching for several weeks and we are getting ready to order several units to make a U-shaped Grilla grills kitchen and will use your link when we do. God bless you and grilla grills for doing this for your church.
After watching that serving of chicken, I'll never complain at Chipotle again. HAHA
I was tracking them for awhile....thier prices are steadily rising. Was a bargain 2-3 years ago. I have the og pellet smoker. Its ok....cool looking. But im going to a cheaper fire pan grill.
The best part of this video is that he donates 100% of the revenue from this video to the church.
Nice SS option that I had not considered. I’ll keep that option open to my new build in 6 months.
c'est beau ce vous faites pour la génération suivante et pour la communauté
Very nice setup! Your video on the best griddles is what inspired me to look at the Primate in the first place. Love the 2/3 griddle option! Once that decision was made going with a (mostly) Grilla stainless kitchen just made sense from that point. I also agree with getting cabinets to give you space for trays and prep space and I'm so glad I went that way as well. I went with a Thor Kitchen stainless sink setup since the sink was larger than Grilla's and being stainless it and my Reqtec RT-1170 stainless smoker fit right in.
Super Kitchen
Great video
I wouldve set it up there other way around - so the chefs are standing with their backs to the wall, with about 4 =5 feet of space between the wall and the grills. I'm very interested in updates on how this is holding up!