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An outdoor pool bar with stone veneer and sandstone paving

Stone Age · For the next generation of masons

Stone Age outdoor kitchens, without the block work.

Stone Age kitchen and bar kits go up from lightweight panels and steel brackets, then take the stone finish you choose. It’s a simple way for a newer mason to add outdoor kitchens to the job list.

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How it goes together

Eight steps in the catalog. Four big moves.

  1. 01

    Mark it out

    Snap a chalk outline of the layout on the pad, then secure the first panel and brackets with landscape block adhesive.

  2. 02

    Work from a corner

    Set the adjoining end panel, then keep adding wall panels and upper brackets until the walls are complete.

  3. 03

    Cut and finish

    Cut the openings for your appliances, then apply the finish before anything goes in. Veneer from our yard is a natural fit.

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  4. 04

    Fit the appliances

    Drill the anchor pilot holes for doors and appliances, then finish the install. The system works with any brand of appliance.

From the catalog

Pick a layout. Change it if you like.

Stone Age lists 27 standard kit configurations in 3-foot increments, and kits can be combined or modified to fit the space. Here are a few examples.

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Examples from the catalog

Same panels. Very different kitchens.

The finish is what makes each one its own. These examples and drawings come from Stone Age’s product catalog.

Why it makes sense

Less heavy lifting. More kitchens built.

  1. Light panels

    Panels are 2 inches thick, made of lightweight glass-fiber reinforced concrete, and held square by galvanized steel brackets.

  2. Standard sizes

    Kits are 33 inches deep and 36 inches tall with top panels, so planning a layout is simple.

  3. Your finish

    Any masonry-compatible finish can go over the panels, so the kit can match the house.

Getting it there

Kit, stone and everything else.

Bring it all on one truck

Kits can ride with the stone veneer and other materials for the job, set down by forklift close to where the work is.

A crated pizza oven kit and stone veneer pallets on the delivery truck
A crated kit and veneer on the truck

Who we work with

Made by Stone Age Manufacturing.

Explore their collections, then ask us what suits your build.

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Good to know

Questions we
hear every day.

Do I need to be a mason to build one?

The panel system is designed for easy assembly, and the stone finish is where masonry skill comes in. Your installer should confirm the pad, gas and electrical work.

Will my grill fit?

Stone Age says the system works with any brand of appliance. Bring your appliance specs and cut the openings to match.

Can you get the layout I want?

Most likely. Standard kits can be combined and modified. Send us your rough layout and we’ll look into it with you.

Do you deliver?

Yes. We deliver pallets and mixed loads across the local area, and a forklift can set them down near the work.

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