Since 1985, Patio Lane Outdoor Living has helped homeowners throughout Tampa Bay create outdoor spaces designed for cooking, entertaining, and everyday living. Our custom outdoor kitchens combine durable construction, integrated cooking appliances, and customizable layouts and finishes to create a natural extension of the home. In partnership with RJ Staab Stone, our outdoor kitchens are built with interlocking solid concrete panels and concrete countertops rather than traditional wood, metal, or aluminum framing. This construction method helps reduce concerns associated with moisture, rust, rot, and repeated expansion and contraction in Florida’s heat, humidity, and rain. The result is a durable, permanent-feeling outdoor kitchen designed for long-term performance without sacrificing style. Whether you want a streamlined cooking area, a larger entertaining space, or a complete backyard centerpiece, our team can help create a kitchen that complements your home and the way you live outdoors.
Our outdoor kitchens are designed for homeowners who want lasting performance, modern design, and dependable construction in Florida’s climate. Built with premium materials and advanced fabrication methods, each outdoor kitchen delivers strength, durability, and long-term value while enhancing the way you cook, entertain, and enjoy your backyard.
The right appliances can make your outdoor kitchen easier to use, more versatile, and better suited to the way you cook and entertain. Patio Lane Outdoor Living offers premium outdoor cooking options that can be incorporated directly into your custom kitchen design.
From stone veneers and fire features to premium grilling and refrigeration options, we can help you design an outdoor kitchen tailored to your space and the way you entertain. Request a consultation to start planning your custom outdoor kitchen.
For Florida outdoor spaces, it is important to choose materials that can handle heat, humidity, rain, and long-term exposure. Patio Lane Outdoor Living uses an interlocking solid concrete kitchen structure with no wood, metal, or aluminum framing. This helps eliminate concerns such as rust, rot, and deterioration within the structural system.
Yes. A solid concrete structure is well suited for Florida outdoor conditions because it does not rely on wood or metal framing that can be affected by moisture, rust, rot, or repeated expansion and contraction. The concrete system used for our outdoor kitchens is designed as a permanent structural solution for long-term outdoor living.
Yes. Outdoor kitchens can be designed around the size and shape of your space, appliance selection, cooking preferences, storage needs, and entertaining style. The design process considers measurements, clearances, utilities, site conditions, and surrounding features before the kitchen moves into production.
Outdoor kitchens can include built-in grills, side burners, griddles, refrigerators, ice makers, sinks, faucets, doors, drawers, trash storage, power, and other accessories. Each component is planned with the appropriate cutout and trim so it fits cleanly into the finished kitchen.
For cooking, we offer Broilmaster built-in grills, griddles, side burners, and coordinating outdoor kitchen appliances, along with Primo ceramic kamado grills for homeowners who want the flexibility to grill, smoke, roast, and bake with charcoal.
Yes. Customer-supplied appliances can be incorporated into the kitchen design as long as the correct dimensions and model information are provided. Properly sized cutouts help create a built-in, finished appearance.
Exterior options can include finished concrete panels or stone veneer, with customizable color choices. Other finish materials may also be available depending on the project and design goals.
Yes. The concrete outdoor kitchen system is designed to sit directly on pavers, which can reduce the need for slab tear-out in many installations. Site conditions, slope, access, and the existing surface should still be reviewed during the planning process.
Yes. Patio Lane Outdoor Living can help coordinate an outdoor fireplace with your kitchen so the finishes, colors, and overall design feel connected. This allows the fireplace and kitchen to read as one cohesive outdoor living space rather than separate features.
After the initial measurements, photos, appliance selections, and project details are gathered, the next step is typically a 3D render and itemized estimate. After the deposit, drawings are prepared for review, and revisions can still be made before final approval. Typical production lead time is about 4–6 weeks after approvals.
Visit Patio Lane Outdoor Living’s Clearwater outdoor showroom to explore outdoor kitchen materials, layouts, appliances, finishes, and other outdoor living products in person. Our team can help you understand your options and begin planning a custom outdoor kitchen around your space and the way you want to use it.
Our outdoor kitchen completely transformed our backyard. We cook outside almost every night now, and it’s become the perfect place to host friends and family.
The quality and craftsmanship are outstanding. You can tell everything is built to last, and it still looks brand new after months of use in the Florida weather.
We live in Clearwater and wanted an outdoor kitchen that could handle the Florida weather, and this exceeded our expectations. It’s become our favorite place to cook and entertain year-round.