Outdoor kitchen in corten steel – room for cooking on the terrace

An outdoor kitchen makes it easier to move more of your cooking outside. Here, you can prepare ingredients, plate the meal, and have a workspace close to the grill. At the same time, you can stay part of the company when family and friends gather on the terrace.

The CUBY outdoor kitchen in corten steel from byJEMA combines practical features with clean lines and distinctive CUBY details. Table and sink modules make it possible to create a setup tailored to your space and the way you like to cook.

Customise your outdoor kitchen with table and sink modules

A great outdoor kitchen begins with the features you use the most. A table module provides workspace for cutting, prepping, and serving, while a sink module makes it possible to rinse ingredients and wash hands close to the cooking area once connected to water and drainage.

Choose modules according to the size of your terrace and your need for counter space. A smaller setup can be a practical addition to the grill, while multiple modules provide room to spread preparation, cooking, and serving over a larger area.

Keep preparation and serving close to the grill

With an outdoor kitchen next to the grill area, you have a spot for platters, cutting boards, and ingredients. This makes it easier to stay organised while cooking and reduces trips between the house and the terrace.

Arrange the modules to create a natural workflow between sink, counter space, and grill. Ensure there is plenty of room to move around, and follow the grill's guidelines regarding clearances to surrounding elements.

Corten steel with a warm, rust-coloured patina

Corten steel gives the outdoor kitchen a vibrant look that evolves over time. The rust-coloured patina blends naturally with wood, tiles, and lush greenery, creating visual harmony with other corten steel products.

The surface patinates gradually, and colour variations are part of the material's character. During the process, corten steel may release rust runoff. Therefore, take your terrace surface and nearby materials into account when choosing its placement.

Create a cohesive area for cooking and socialising

An outdoor kitchen can become a natural part of the terrace's lounge area. Place it close to the dining space to make serving and clearing dishes easy, and so the cook can remain part of the conversation.

Combine the CUBY outdoor kitchen with a fire pit grill, firewood storage, and planter boxes to create harmony between the terrace's different functions. Plants can frame the area, and herbs close to the workspace make it easy to add fresh greens to your meal.

Plan placement, water, and drainage

Place the outdoor kitchen on a stable and level surface. Consider sun, wind, and distance to the house so the layout works well for both cooking and serving.

If you choose a sink module, water supply and drainage should be part of the planning. Follow the installation instructions, and make sure water-bearing components are drained and protected against frost when temperatures drop.

Caring for your outdoor kitchen

Clean worktops and the sink after use with products suitable for the individual materials. Use cutting boards for food prep and trivets under hot pots and pans.

Keep any drains clear, and regularly remove leaves and debris. Follow the care guide for the various surfaces and components so the outdoor kitchen is always ready for your next al fresco meal.

Danish-made CUBY outdoor kitchen from byJEMA

The CUBY outdoor kitchen is designed and manufactured at byJEMA's own factory in Denmark. The clean lines and distinctive corners are consistent throughout the CUBY series, making it possible to achieve a unified look across outdoor kitchens, planter boxes, and other terrace elements.

Choose the modules that suit your needs and make room to prep, serve, and enjoy food under the open sky.