Cabinets: Outdoor Kitchen Products in Largo, FL
What makes a Lanai Outdoor Kitchen so special
A Lanai Outdoor Kitchen is not only strong and durable, but functional, beautiful and maintenance-free. With a Lanai Outdoor Kitchen you are able to take the inside kitchen outside and that’s in part thanks to Werever Kitchen Cabinets.
Werever Kitchen Cabinets “These cabinets are built like tanks!”
Werever Kitchen Cabinets are the only polymer cabinet in the industry with 3/4″ material and interlocking joint construction. Werever outdoor cabinets come with a lifetime warranty against material or construction defects.
These cabinets can be placed virtually anywhere without risk of them being damaged. Because they’re weatherized, they can tolerate direct sunlight without fading, they can withstand wet environments, and pool areas where salt and chlorine can be abundant.
Werever Kitchen Cabinets are also completely maintenance-free. If they get dirty they usually come clean with a light wash or even a pressure wash.
These outdoor kitchen cabinets can be made to fit virtually any space. With all of the types and sizes of cabinets that are available, the combinations and configurations are limitless.
Outdoor Kitchen Cabinet Styles
Types of Outdoor Cabinets
- Base cabinets with full height doors
- Base cabinets with a drawer
- Drawer cabinets
- Sink base cabinets
- Trash cabinets
- Grill cabinets
- Pedestal cabinets
- Blind base corner cabinets
- Bi-level cabinets
- Wall cabinets
- Pantry cabinets
- Pull-out cabinets
- Lp tank cabinets
Cabinet Accessories
- Toe kick
- Crown molding
- Light valance
- Filler
- Stemware holder
- Wine rack / holder
Why We Love Werever Kitchen Cabinets
Better Than Stainless Steel Cabinets
Most people like the look of stainless steel -- bright and shiny! But what they don’t like is maintenance, or the effects associated with a lack of maintenance. Stainless steel comes in many different grades and gauges and they are not all created equal.
The best stainless steel for use in an outdoor kitchen is going to be 304 stainless, but it is expensive and it too will require maintenance to avoid the pits, corrosion and staining that occurs to stainless steel over a period of time. How quickly a stainless steel may begin rusting, pitting or corroding will depend on where the cabinets are located.
Better Than Wood Cabinets
Most people prefer the look of real wood over polymer, however, there are very few woods that can be used outdoors. Most woods rot in a very short period of time outside. The woods that are typically used in outdoor projects, such as teak, cypress or cedar, are usually very expensive to work with, adding significant cost to your project without having true weatherproof characteristics.
Better Than Other Polymer Cabinets
Outdoor polymer cabinets were first created by Werever Products, Inc., back in 2001. Since that time, many companies have come along making cabinets out of polymer. The difference between Werever and their competitors is the construction. Competitors will use a thinner material, 1/4″ vs. 3/4″, and cheaper fastening methods.
Werever cabinets are made without any supporting hardware that could rust or fail outdoors. They are constructed similar to Amish furniture, using an interlocking joint that creates a joint that runs the length of each side. There is no glue or welding, just precision and quality construction, making the best outdoor cabinet on the market.
SUN SAFE
The HDPE boards we use to build our cabinets have ultraviolet inhibitors that act like built-in sunscreen. The UV inhibitors will prevent the board from fading, or becoming chalky like a cheaper PVC board. HDPE board significantly outperforms all the other materials regard to outdoor exposure resistance. It also won’t heat up in the sun like stainless steel cabinets!
Cabinet Colors
Matte Finish
(Included in price of cabinet)
Woodgrain Texture
(Upgrade fee applies)
Please Note: Woodgrain pattern and color varies, just like real wood. The above samples represent 6-inch by 6-inch samples of the actual HDPE material we use. You can click each color sample to get an idea of the grain variation and tightness of the pattern. The woodgrain texture is subtle, but adds some depth to the look of the cabinets. No two doors will look exactly alike or have the identical grain pattern.