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Are you trying to figure out the
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difference between our mock system and
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our concrete paneling system? Well, it’s
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a question we get all the time. Maybe
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you’ve been online, seen both, and
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aren’t quite sure which one will work
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better for your outdoor space. Well, in
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this video, we’re going to take a look
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at each system, how they work, just so
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we can get you confident that you’re
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going to choose the right one for your
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outdoor space. Hi, I’m Phil with RTA
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Outdoor Living and today we’re going to
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tackle one of the biggest points of
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confusion for homeowners when it comes
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to selecting their outdoor kitchens. RTA
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itself has two different build models.
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We have our mock system and we also have
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our monolithic panel kitchens. Two
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different systems and approaches when it
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comes to installations. In this video,
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we’re going to take a look at how each
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system works, what makes them different,
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and how to decide which one will work
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best for your [music] outdoor kitchen
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space. The Mox system is our modular
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knockdown approach for those customers
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who want a super fast, [music] super
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simple assembly process. Each piece is
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going to be precision cut by a CNC
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machine, which is going to make it
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lightweight and easy to carry these
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panels to pretty much any location you
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[music] want. These panels are designed
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to slide together easy with minimal tool
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requirements and they are going to be
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ideal for situations such as patios
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where you have weight restrictions or
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you’re just looking for the easiest
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build possible. Now, the concrete panel
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system is a completely different animal.
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These are going to be monolithic
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structural concrete panels. They’re not
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steel frames. They’re not cement board.
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[music] Each panel is going to be cast
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in an individual mold. So there’s
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nothing to rot, nothing to swell, and
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nothing that can rust out from the
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inside. This system is built for maximum
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durability and longevity. If you want a
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kitchen that feels permanent and
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architectural, and you want it to last
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for decades, this is going to be the
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system for you. When it comes to the
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installation of these two styles, they
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do behave very differently. The Mox is
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all about simplicity. It’s lightweight,
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tool light, [music]
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and easy for almost anyone to assemble.
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You don’t need any specialized skills
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with these as the panels are just going
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to slide right together. The concrete
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panel system on the other hand is going
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to be heavier and more robust. These
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[music] panels are going to interlock
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and bolt together, which creates the
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durable lifetime structure that we’re
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looking for. You will need two or three
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hands to carry the panels on these
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concrete systems, but they are still
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going to be significantly easier than
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building a kitchen from scratch.
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However, if you want the easiest
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approach, Mox is going to be the system
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for [music] you. Another difference
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between these two units is design
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flexibility. Mox is going to come in
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pre-esigned configurations, [music]
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which limits its customizable options.
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This is going to be perfect for those
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who want just a clear, straightforward
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solution to place on their patio or deck
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surface. The concrete paneling system,
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on the other hand, is fully
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customizable. You can design your
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layout, the shape you want, how your
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appliances go, and the finishes to match
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exactly what you want. If you have a
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unique patio, irregular space, or very
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specific design goals, the concrete
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paneling system is going to give you the
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freedom you want in your design. So,
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here’s the simplest way to make the
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decision. Mox is going to be best for
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those who are looking for an easy,
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beautiful, fast solution to their
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outdoor kitchen project. If you’re not
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looking for a customizable design, this
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is going to be the way to go. The
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concrete panel system, on the other
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hand, is best if you want a permanent
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built-in feel with maximum durability
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and complete design freedom. It’s still
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a DIY approach, but with a much
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heavydutier result. Most of our
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homeowners ends up choosing based on
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project scope [music] and how long they
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want the kitchen to last. If you’re
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trying to choose between these two
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systems, the next best step is to jump
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online and check out our free design
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tool. You’ll be able to explore both
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systems, compare layouts, and see real
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pricing. And if you prefer to talk
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through it, you’ll have the option to
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book a free consultation with one of our
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design experts. Hopefully, this video
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helped you understand the differences
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between our mock systems and our
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concrete paneling systems. But if you
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still have questions, please reach out.
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We’re here to help you build that
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outdoor kitchen space that you’re
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dreaming
