Outdoor Kitchen Assembly: What To Expect
Watch the video below to see an RTA Outdoor Kitchen installation to get a better understanding of what to expect after your kitchen is delivered to your home.
Assembly As Easy As 1,2,3
1. Attach Panels
2. Insert Appliances
3. Place Countertop
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Common Installation FAQ's
Our standard outdoor kitchens require at least one other person to help with lifting and placing parts. The countertops and appliances are heavy so it is neither safe nor ideal to do yourself. If you have an extra set of hands around, this part will not be an issue.
While RTA outdoor kitchens have simplified the process of assembly, there are still tools required. If you have a power drill with three drill bits, you’re good to go. A level and pry bar to open the shipping boxes are helpful as well.
Basic knowledge of construction is pretty essential to building your outdoor kitchen. If you know how to use basic construction tools and know your way around a project, this will not be a problem for you. We at RTA make the process as simple as possible.
We’ve put together a nationwide network of contractors who are educated and experienced in installing our outdoor kitchens. Mention your interest of using a Pro Installer to your designer and we’ll handle the rest.
