Outdoor kitchen on the wooden deck: Mia in quartz gray with a Napoleon grill and cabinet unit
Two Kitchen Lines on a Wooden Deck
These customer photos show a terrace with dark wooden decking, bordered by bamboo and trees. In the middle, a freestanding kitchen line with a grill; against the house wall, a second, shorter line with cabinet doors. The fronts are finished in quartz gray (RAL 7039), and the HPL countertop has a warm look in rust and stone tones.
The grill line is around 2.4 meters long and follows the layout of the Mia Outdoor Kitchen with Three Modules: cabinet, grill, drawers. The second line, around 1.2 meters long, consists of two cabinet modules and serves as a work surface, serving area, and storage for dishes.
Napoleon Grill with Illuminated Control Knobs
At the heart of the kitchen is a Napoleon 700 Series PHANTOM 32" in Matte Black. In the photos, the control knobs glow blue, and the black hood matches the dark wooden deck. It also comes with a Napoleon cast-iron reversible griddle (plancha). For the off-season, there’s a Napoleon grill cover and a black cover for the long kitchen line. Find more built-in grills under Built-in Gas Grills for Outdoor Kitchens.
Why Choose Two Kitchen Lines Instead of One Long Kitchen
The grill line stands free on the deck, keeping smoke and heat away from the house wall.
The cabinet line against the house wall holds plates, glasses, and supplies, and serves as a sideboard when serving.
Both lines have the same fronts and countertop, so they look like one kitchen.
The long line has side and back paneling, so it’s fully finished on all sides.
The carcass and fronts are made of powder-coated galvanized steel, and the countertops are made of 12 mm HPL compact laminate. The kitchen is 100% weatherproof. On a wooden deck, a level surface matters: the adjustable feet allow for fine adjustment, but won’t compensate for uneven decking.
In Summary: A Mia That Complements a Wooden Deck
Quartz gray looks calm and modern alongside dark wood and plenty of greenery. If you need more storage, simply add a second line along the wall to the grill line. Build your version in the Outdoor Kitchen Configurator and find all the models under Outdoor Kitchens.
Frequently Asked Questions About Outdoor Kitchens on Wooden Decks
Can I put an outdoor kitchen on a wooden deck?
Yes, if the surface is level and can support the weight. The kitchen needs a firm, level base; the adjustable feet are for fine adjustment.
Can I split the kitchen into two lines?
Yes. In this project, a grill line stands free on the deck and a cabinet line sits against the house wall, both with matching fronts and countertops.
