Bodega Cooler's outdoor kitchen island, grill cabinet and sink cabinet, with what each page says it includes.
Bodega Cooler 32 In Grill Cabinet — read reviewA 32 inch stainless steel outdoor cabinet with an enclosed bay for 20-LB propane tanks, two drawers and casters, listed at $459.99. It suits a patio cook station; the page names the BODEGAcooler 30 inch propane grill as its match.
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Bodega Cooler 32 In Outdoor Sink Cabinet — read reviewA 32 inch freestanding stainless steel sink cabinet with a single-bowl sink, gooseneck faucet, spice rack and bottle opener, listed at $489.99. It suits a patio or garage cook station that needs a sink and closed storage on casters.
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Bodega Cooler Outdoor Kitchen Island — read reviewAn outdoor kitchen island with a 6-burner propane grill rated 97,000 BTU by the page, plus a built-in refrigerator, a sink and enclosed cabinets, listed at $3,899.99. It suits a backyard host who wants one stainless steel unit; the page gives few size details.
FACESTORE12% offThe three pieces here all come from one store, Bodega Cooler (bodegacooler.com), and they are not interchangeable: a 32 inch grill cabinet at $459.99, a 32 inch sink cabinet at $489.99 and an outdoor kitchen island at $3,899.99, as priced on October 23, 2026. The grill cabinet (SKG01-TS) is a base for a propane grill, not a grill: 304 stainless steel at 20 gauge, 32 x 25 x 28.4 inches, 77 lbs, with an enclosed bay for a standard 20-LB tank (up to 12 inch diameter x 15 inch height), two drawers of 0.93 cubic feet each, one swing door and a listed load capacity of 278 lbs. No grill, propane tank or natural gas converter is listed, and the page says the converter is a separate item that is not included. The page names a 30 inch grill it is designed to match but gives no dimensions or screw-hole spacing for one, and does not say what the 278 lbs covers.
The sink cabinet (SCG01-TS) is a freestanding stainless cabinet with a single-bowl sink (21.73 x 14.09 x 7.6 inches), a high-arc gooseneck faucet, two hot and cold inlet pipes and an anti-overflow drain kit. It measures 31.93 x 25.98 x 37.85 inches without the faucet, 50.75 inches high with it, and weighs 115 lbs. The page lists water line and drain connection diameters of 0.4 inch and 1.97 inch but no faucet flow rate, hose length or drain fitting type. The only certification it lists is CAN Certified Faucet, with no standard, body or certificate number, and its interior size of 24.9 x 30 x 19 inches shows a 30 inch width against a 26 inch overall width, which the page does not explain. Both cabinets stand on two lockable or brake casters, two fixed wheels and two adjustable support legs.
The island is a different kind of listing. The page rates its 6-burner propane grill at 97,000 BTU, adds a 15,000 BTU infrared rotisserie burner and a 10,000 BTU side burner, gives a 37.5 x 17.4 inch grilling area and lists a built-in refrigerator with lights, a sink and enclosed cabinets in SS304 stainless steel, calling it a 103-inch island. It does not say whether the 97,000 BTU includes the rotisserie and side burners, gives no refrigerator capacity, temperature range or power draw, and offers no depth or height. The copy calls it both pre built and modular and has no parts list or box contents, so what the buyer must supply is not stated.
Every review here comes from Bodega Cooler, so one set of terms covers all three. Standard shipping is free in the mainland US from US warehouses with 1 business day to process. Returns take 30 days: email [email protected] for an authorization first, then send back an unused, uninstalled item in its original packaging at your own shipping cost, unless it arrived defective or damaged. After an order has shipped, a double shipping fee comes off a refund and a 2% transaction fee may apply. The warranty page promises 2 years, or 1 year extended to 2 by registering, though some product pages state other terms. We found no independent test of any of these three, and the page claims about rust, UV and weather resistance cite no test or standard.
The page says the cabinet is designed to match a 30 inch grill but gives no grill dimensions or screw-hole spacing. It lists no grill, propane tank or natural gas converter, and says the converter is a separate item that is not included. The enclosed bay takes a standard 20-LB tank up to 12 inch diameter x 15 inch height, and the page lists a load capacity of 278 lbs without saying what it covers.
The page names a built-in refrigerator with lights and a cleaning sink, but gives no refrigerator capacity, temperature range, power draw or sink size. It also has no parts list or box contents, and the only overall size is 103-inch, with no depth or height, so the page does not say what you must supply or whether the pieces arrive assembled.
Its package list names the faucet assembly, two hot and cold water inlet pipes (braided), an anti-overflow drain kit, the single-bowl sink, a spice rack kit, a bottle opener, protective gloves, door hinges, a door strip, screws, casters and support feet. The page lists water line and drain connection diameters of 0.4 inch and 1.97 inch, but no faucet flow rate, hose length or drain fitting type.
The page rates the 6-burner propane grill system at 97,000 BTU, plus a 15,000 BTU infrared rotisserie burner and a 10,000 BTU side burner. It does not say whether the 97,000 BTU includes those two burners or what each of the six burners is rated at. The grilling area is 37.5 x 17.4 inches.
Returns take 30 days: email [email protected] for an authorization first, then send back an unused, uninstalled item in its original packaging; you pay the return shipping unless it arrived defective or damaged. After an order ships, a double shipping fee comes off a refund and a 2% transaction fee may apply. The warranty page promises 2 years, or 1 year extended to 2 by registering, though some product pages state other terms.