Modular outdoor kitchen components and methods of providing modular outdoor kitchen components

A method of providing a modular outdoor kitchen component, the method comprising:

• providing a lower support member of a form, the lower support member having a plurality of female members of coupling members extending upwardly therefrom;
• positioning an outer frame on the lower support member of the form, the outer frame comprising a plurality of outer wall members removably coupled together;
• positioning an inner frame on the lower support member of the form to form a cavity between an outer surface of the inner frame and an inner surface of the outer frame, the inner frame comprising a plurality of inner wall members removably coupled together, each said female member of the coupling members being positioned within the cavity between the outer surface of the inner frame and the inner surface of the outer frame;
• providing a monolithic base by inserting a material into the cavity and allowing the material to harden;
• removing the outer wall members of the outer frame from the monolithic base;
• removing the inner wall members of the inner frame from the monolithic base;
• and
• inserting an insertable component into an opening formed in a wall of the monolithic base.

A modular outdoor kitchen component comprising:

• a monolithic base having:
• a first end;
• a second end opposed to the first end and configured to receive a top member;
• and
• at least four walls extending between the first end and the second end, each of the at least four walls having an interior face and an exterior face, the interior faces co-operating to define an interior cavity of the monolithic base, at least one wall of the at least four walls having a first opening therein, the first opening being configured to receive a first insertable component, the first insertable component extending inwardly from the first opening into the cavity of the monolithic base, another one of the at least four walls of the monolithic base having a recessed portion, the recessed portion being opposed to the first opening to receive and support a portion of the first insertable component when the first insertable component is extending inwardly from the first opening into the cavity of the monolithic base.