Elite Outdoor Kitchens carries high quality, made in the USA, 304 stainless steel manufactured components. Do not be fooled there is a difference!
Single Access Door - The most basic component of an outdoor kitchen and probably the least expensive. We carry flat panel versions as well as fully framed with hinges. Both types are look great and allow access to the interior of the cabinet. $200 - $300
Double Access Doors - Again a basic component of an outdoor kitchen or bar. Sizes range between 24" to 48" in width. Prices range between $300 and $450.
Trash Tilt Out - One of the biggest problems for folks outdoors is were do you put trash while your outside grilling or enjoying your lanai? We recommend a trash tilt out as an affordable trash solution that allows trash to be kept inside the cabinet, in a separate segregated section of your kitchen*. Thus we reduce the possibility of attracting insects and unpleasant odors. Another option is the trash rollout slightly higher price.
* Additional charge to segregate and space must be available to do so.
Paper Towel Holder - Any and everything is available for your outdoor kitchen, including a place to store and protect paper towels from the elements. Can be mounted vertically or horizontally.
32" Combination Units - Offer a cost effective way to combine an access door with drawers. Behind the access door is an LP tank pullout drawer. If you have Natural Gas the pullout can be used for other things, such as a trash pullout or just storage. Drawer units are expensive this is a cost effective way to get both a door and drawers, looks great under grills.
41" Combination Units - This is the most cost effective way to get three separate components for one low price. It offers the maximum functionality of any component we sell. Behind the access door is an LP tank pullout. Two drawers, one shallow, one deep. Finally a trash tilt out. These units under a grill put everything you need right in front of the chef. Certainly a best value and a must in any kitchen.
Drawer Units, come in one, two and three drawer configurations. Great for storage but can be pricey for those who have budgetary constraints.
Slide-in Bar Cooler - This is the ultimate in insulated coolers. Features a drain and three condiment trays inside. A great alternative to getting an expensive ice maker. This unit will keep plenty of beverages and ice cold all day long. Deep enough to store long neck beers vertically. Units front features a speed rail for access to larger bottles, towel ring, and bottle opener.
Drop-in Bar Cooler - Same as above but is mounted on the counter top only does not effect the front of the cabinet. Obviously does not have the speed rail, towel ring or bottle opener.Slide-in Bar Cooler
Small Slide-in Bar Cooler - Almost half the size of the large cooler lacks the towel ring and bottle opener.
LP Tank Drawer - If you need to use LP and wants the added convenience of sliding the tank out for access this is the drawer for you. Combination units offer more bang for the buck but if there are space constraints this maybe your only option.
Speed Rail - The pros use them why not you? Rails come in various sizes 22" and 32" lengths are most common.
Single Access Door - The most basic component of an outdoor kitchen and probably the least expensive. We carry flat panel versions as well as fully framed with hinges. Both types are look great and allow access to the interior of the cabinet. $200 - $300
Double Access Doors - Again a basic component of an outdoor kitchen or bar. Sizes range between 24" to 48" in width. Prices range between $300 and $450.
Trash Tilt Out - One of the biggest problems for folks outdoors is were do you put trash while your outside grilling or enjoying your lanai? We recommend a trash tilt out as an affordable trash solution that allows trash to be kept inside the cabinet, in a separate segregated section of your kitchen*. Thus we reduce the possibility of attracting insects and unpleasant odors. Another option is the trash rollout slightly higher price.
Paper Towel Holder - Any and everything is available for your outdoor kitchen, including a place to store and protect paper towels from the elements. Can be mounted vertically or horizontally.
32" Combination Units - Offer a cost effective way to combine an access door with drawers. Behind the access door is an LP tank pullout drawer. If you have Natural Gas the pullout can be used for other things, such as a trash pullout or just storage. Drawer units are expensive this is a cost effective way to get both a door and drawers, looks great under grills. 
41" Combination Units - This is the most cost effective way to get three separate components for one low price. It offers the maximum functionality of any component we sell. Behind the access door is an LP tank pullout. Two drawers, one shallow, one deep. Finally a trash tilt out. These units under a grill put everything you need right in front of the chef. Certainly a best value and a must in any kitchen.
Drawer Units, come in one, two and three drawer configurations. Great for storage but can be pricey for those who have budgetary constraints.
Slide-in Bar Cooler - This is the ultimate in insulated coolers. Features a drain and three condiment trays inside. A great alternative to getting an expensive ice maker. This unit will keep plenty of beverages and ice cold all day long. Deep enough to store long neck beers vertically. Units front features a speed rail for access to larger bottles, towel ring, and bottle opener. 
Drop-in Bar Cooler - Same as above but is mounted on the counter top only does not effect the front of the cabinet. Obviously does not have the speed rail, towel ring or bottle opener.Slide-in Bar Cooler 
Small Slide-in Bar Cooler - Almost half the size of the large cooler lacks the towel ring and bottle opener. 
LP Tank Drawer - If you need to use LP and wants the added convenience of sliding the tank out for access this is the drawer for you. Combination units offer more bang for the buck but if there are space constraints this maybe your only option.
Speed Rail - The pros use them why not you? Rails come in various sizes 22" and 32" lengths are most common.