A corner BBQ island gives you two connected work areas that wrap a backyard patio corner rather than leave it empty. These four complete islands are all from Videl’s Maestro series, built in one piece with powder-coated steel in a choice of colours. The grill sits on one leg, with other outdoor cooking and prep features on the other. To choose your corner outdoor kitchen, start with the space along both walls, then decide which built-in extras you will use.


Choose a corner BBQ island that fits

Compare leg lengths of 112, 134 and 144 inches with your patio measurements. Leave room to cook, open storage doors and keep the walkway clear. The corner is part of the outdoor kitchen island, so you do not need a separate corner cabinet or filler.

Every island includes a 42-inch five-burner gas grill, a double side burner and a sink. Three include a 4.5-cubic-foot fridge. The 144-inch island adds a 30-inch two-burner griddle; one 112-inch island adds a fire pit. Choose natural gas or propane for the grill.

If your corner outdoor kitchen needs a smaller footprint, compare L-shaped islands, including 72- and 96-inch options, or straight islands for a patio edge. To compare built-in features across shapes, browse islands with a fridge and islands and prep stations with a sink. You can also see every Videl island or compare complete islands in other shapes.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized Videl dealer, and these islands carry the full manufacturer warranty. Have a fit or fuel question? Call us and we will talk it through. For more options, visit our BBQ Islands hub for islands, kits and components, or explore the wider outdoor kitchen collection.

FAQ

How much space does a corner BBQ island need?

The legs run 112 to 144 inches. Measure both walls and leave cooking and door-opening room. Check the street-to-patio route because each island arrives in one piece. For tighter corners, a smaller L-shaped or straight island may fit better.

Do I need a separate corner cabinet?

No. The corner is part of the one-piece island, with the grill on one leg and the sink, burner or fridge on the other. Separate corner cabinets are for modular kitchens built from individual boxes.

Are there downsides to a corner layout?

A corner BBQ island needs two clear walls and is not a layout to move later. Keep the grill and sink on the legs, away from the awkward inside corner. Check grill clearances against siding and eaves for heat and smoke.