Aluminum structure
The main frame and cabinets are identified by the supplier as aluminum.
Modular outdoor cooking
Made outside.
Built to stay.
Cooking, prep, cold storage, and cabinetry brought together as one composed system.
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A complete composition
The complete outdoor kitchen
A coordinated aluminum cabinet system brings the core working zones together while keeping each module visually distinct.
Ready for outside
Built for weather.
Ready for service.
Aluminum structurePowder-coated finishModular cabinetry
The supplier identifies a high-grade aluminum frame and aluminum cabinets with a weather-resistant, UV-resistant powder-coated finish.
See what is includedA considered working rhythm
Designed around real outdoor living.
Prepare at the sink, cook at the grill, keep essentials cold, and organize service pieces within one visually consistent cabinet system.
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Every essential, coordinated
One system. Every essential.
Cooking zone
A rounded-hood gas grill is integrated into its own storage module.
Lidded sink
A water sink with a fitted lid and tall curved faucet supports outdoor prep.
Built-in refrigeration
A glass-front outdoor refrigerator sits within a matching dark cabinet body.
Built as one coordinated system.
Separate modules share one architectural language, making the complete kitchen feel resolved rather than assembled from unrelated parts.
Designed to work together
Inside the system
Refrigeration
Glass-front cold storage in a matching cabinet body.
Prep and wash
Lidded sink, faucet, cabinet, and open shelving.
Cooking
Gas grill above open and enclosed lower storage.
Open storage
Two accessible shelves within a separate cabinet module.
Enclosed storage
Double-door cabinetry extends the working surface.
Material restraint
Materials chosen for outside.
Verified aluminum structure and powder coating meet warm brown wood-look surfaces whose material composition remains intentionally unlabeled.
Verified
Aluminum cabinet system
High-grade aluminum frame and aluminum cabinets.
Wood-look finish
Visual description only. Material not yet verified.
Integrated metalwork
Cooking hardware set within the dark cabinet frame.
Configured for the space
See it from every angle
Long corner layoutReverse corner layoutStraight layout
Separate modulesBefore the kitchen arrives
Planning your outdoor kitchen
A good installation starts with a clear layout, confirmed service needs, and an arrival path that works for the selected modules.
Map the working flow
Place prep, cooking, refrigeration, and storage in the order that fits how the space will be used.
Confirm site needs
Review the final appliance selections and connection requirements before approving the configuration.
Prepare the arrival path
Plan access, placement, and a level finished location for the prefabricated modules.
Questions, answered plainly
Avenorhaus KC-14 FAQ
The supplier identifies the main structure as a high-grade aluminum frame with aluminum cabinets and a weather-resistant, UV-resistant powder-coated finish.
Supplier materials identify a gas grill, a water sink with a lid, a built-in outdoor refrigerator, and multiple storage areas within the modular system.
No. The warm brown surfaces are visible in the supplier imagery, but their material composition has not been verified. Avenorhaus does not label them as wood or another material.
The manufacturer describes the KC-14 as prefabricated and ready to use with zero assembly. Site placement and service connections still need to be planned for the final installation.
The manufacturer describes the system as customizable and modular. Final module combinations, finishes, and appliance selections must be confirmed before an order is approved.
The Avenorhaus standard
Built as one system.
We present what is verified, leave unknown specifications unlabeled, and keep the kitchen itself at the center of every decision.
Avenorhaus brings the KC-14 into a clearer planning and buying experience without inventing the details still awaiting approval.
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