2025 Toronto Modern Outdoor Kitchen

Enhanced culinary precision & safety

The Outdoor Advantage

Transform your backyard into a culinary destination. An outdoor kitchen is more than just a grill; it is a lifestyle investment that blends nature with luxury.

The Ultimate Entertainment Hub

Indoor kitchens can get crowded and stuffy during parties. An outdoor kitchen opens up the floor plan, allowing guests to mingle around the grill while sipping drinks in the fresh air. It turns the act of cooking into a shared, interactive performance rather than a solitary chore hidden away indoors.

High Return on Investment

Outdoor living spaces are among the most coveted features for homebuyers. A well-designed outdoor kitchen effectively increases the usable square footage of your home. It creates a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor environments, significantly boosting your property's resale value and curb appeal.

Culinary Freedom & Health

Keep the heat and lingering odors of fish or spices outside where they belong. Grilling often requires less oil than frying, promoting healthier meals. Furthermore, the specialized equipment—from pizza ovens to smokers—allows you to explore culinary techniques that are difficult or impossible to achieve indoors.

What we offer?

Safe
At Feyting Landscape, we refuse to compromise on structural integrity. We construct every outdoor kitchen island using 100% non-combustible galvanized steel framing and cement board, completely eliminating the use of wood near heat sources. Unlike traditional timber frames which can warp, rot, or ignite over time, our steel structures create an impermeable barrier against heat transfer. This ensures your outdoor kitchen is not only immune to fire hazards but will remain structurally sound and rot-free for decades, regardless of high heat or harsh weather.

Premium Appliance
We partner with appliance manufacturers that use heavy-gauge 304 stainless steel. Unlike standard big-box store grills, our premium appliances are engineered to withstand freeze-thaw cycles, humidity, and rain without rusting. These are not temporary units; they are permanent fixtures designed to last as long as your stone patio.

Custom Visual Design
True design excellence lies in continuity. At Feyting Landscape, we design outdoor kitchens that function as a fluid extension of your indoor living space rather than a separate entity. By mirroring your home’s architectural language—matching brick veneers, coordinating stone copings with your interior palette, and aligning sightlines from your patio doors—we blur the boundary between inside and out. The result is a cohesive visual experience where the outdoor kitchen feels like an integral, original component of your estate’s master plan.

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Extended Enjoyment
In our climate, the outdoor season often feels too short. Feyting offers kitchens that extend your enjoyment well into the cooler spring and autumn months. By integrating strategic windbreaks and gas fire features directly into the dining area, we create a warm, thermal microclimate. This allows you to host Thanksgiving dinner outdoors just as comfortably as a Canada Day barbecue.

Standard construction process

Phase 1: Consultation

Every masterpiece begins with a conversation. In this initial phase, we meet strictly on-site to fuse your personal vision with our construction expertise. We go beyond simple measurements; we analyze your lifestyle—how you entertain, your cooking style, and your aesthetic preferences. Simultaneously, we conduct a rigorous technical assessment of the property, evaluating grade changes, drainage patterns, sun exposure, and the feasibility of running gas and electrical lines. This comprehensive approach allows us to establish a realistic budget and a solid roadmap before a single shovel hits the ground.

Phase 2: Permits & Protection

We treat your home with the same reverence as the project itself. While our administrative team finalizes zoning approvals and safety inspections, our field team prepares the 'staging area.' This involves installing temporary fencing for safety and laying protective ground mats to ensure our equipment leaves no trace on your lawn or pavers. We verify all utility locates and establish clear access routes. By the time we break ground, your property is fully protected, legally compliant, and ready for transformation.

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Phase 3: Build the foundation

We believe in construction without destruction. Unlike traditional masonry that requires messy, invasive excavation, we utilize an advanced high-gauge galvanized steel framing system. This lightweight yet incredibly strong structure is assembled directly on your prepared patio or granular base. Because we don't need to pour wet concrete footings, we eliminate the mud, the curing time, and the heavy machinery. Your backyard stays clean, and the structural skeleton of your kitchen is ready in a fraction of the time.

Phase 4: Framing & Structure

Once the galvanized steel frame is leveled and bolted together, we move to the 'skinning' phase. Unlike standard contractors who use plywood that warps and swells with moisture, we sheathe the entire structure in high-density, ½-inch cement board. This material is completely impervious to rain, snow, and humidity. It creates a rigid, non-combustible substrate that creates the perfect bond for stone veneer, ensuring your kitchen walls will never rot, mold, or decay, no matter how harsh the Canadian winter gets.

Phase 5: The Finishing Touches

This is where the engineering meets the artistry. With the structure secure, our stonemasons apply the natural stone veneer, hand-chiseling corners to ensure a seamless, organic look that matches your home’s architecture. Once the vertical masonry is cured, we install the crown jewel: the countertop. We typically install a single, continuous slab of granite or dense engineered stone, cut with precision to overhang the cabinetry. Finally, the premium appliances are slid into their designated bays, transforming a stone structure into a fully functional culinary center.