The idea of this is great but the wood is cheap and the doors don’t close properly

Super easy build. Did it by myself, amazingly. Just put some Thompson’s Water Seal on it to help preserve it for our wet season.

This outdoor wooden grill station looks great once assembled and adds a nice, natural touch to the patio. The design is practical, with a good mix of open shelves, closed cabinet space, and even a dedicated area to store a trash can, which is really convenient while cooking. However, be prepared for a time-consuming setup. It took about 5 hours for two people to assemble, and the unit is very heavy, so moving and positioning it can be challenging. Definitely not a one-person job. One issue we noticed is that some of the nails on the top go all the way through the panels, which affects the finish and could be a concern for durability and appearance. Once put together, it feels sturdy and solid, and the workspace is roomy and functional, making it a great addition if you enjoy grilling and staying organized. Overall, it looks nice and works well, but the long assembly time, weight, and small quality issues are important to consider before buying.