Elements 90cm Outdoor Kitchen Corner Cabinet – HPL or Black Granite | Modular | Cozze

The Cozze Elements 90cm Corner Cabinet (CZEL010 / CZEL011) is a modular outdoor kitchen unit that connects two runs of Elements cabinetry to create an L-shaped cooking and entertaining area, with a choice of HPL Laminate or Black Granite benchtop.

A corner can be more than the point where your kitchen stops. This cabinet carries the work surface around the turn, giving you another place to set down preparation equipment or serving dishes while making use of the space underneath. Its angled front provides cupboard access from the inside of the kitchen layout.

Measuring 900mm wide, 900mm deep and 900mm high, the Elements corner cabinet includes a bottle holder and adjustable legs. Choose CZEL010 for HPL Laminate or CZEL011 for Black Granite, then continue the same finish across your adjoining preparation, drawer or sink cabinets.

• Corner-shaped layout: Connect two runs of Elements modules to create an L-shaped outdoor kitchen.
• Choice of two benchtop materials: Match HPL Laminate or Black Granite to the rest of your kitchen.
• Enclosed cupboard: Make use of the space beneath the corner worktop.
• Angled front door: Access the cupboard from the inside of the kitchen corner.
• Included bottle holder: Provides a designated bottle-storage position inside the cabinet.
• Adjustable legs: Level the cabinet and align it with adjoining modules.
• Zinc-plated, matte black powder-coated finish: Coordinates with the Elements range.
• Aluminium handle: Provides a practical grip on the cupboard door.
• 900mm working height: Continues the working level of standard-height Elements cabinets.
• Modular design: Build your layout around the preparation, washing and cooking areas you need.

The Cozze Elements CZEL010 and CZEL011 occupy a 900 x 900mm corner footprint and stand 900mm high. Their angled front gives you access to the cupboard where the two kitchen runs meet.

When measuring an L-shaped layout, plan both sides of the kitchen from the corner outward. Account for the corner unit’s full footprint before adding the adjoining cabinets, and keep enough room inside the L for comfortable movement.

Check that the corner door and neighbouring doors or drawers can open without obstruction. Leave frequently used equipment within easy reach rather than placing it at the deepest part of the corner worktop.

• L-shaped modular outdoor kitchens
• Alfresco spaces with cabinetry along two sides
• Connecting preparation and cooking areas
• Adding cupboard storage beneath a kitchen corner
• Coordinated HPL Laminate or Black Granite kitchen layouts

An L-shaped kitchen can help divide outdoor cooking into practical areas. You might keep preparation and washing along one side, with cooking and serving along the other. The Elements corner cabinet brings those two runs together and gives the work surface a continuous route around the turn.

The corner benchtop provides an extra place to set down equipment while you prepare a meal. Keep everyday tools near the front edge, with less frequently used items further back, so the worktop stays comfortable to use.

This format is particularly useful when a single straight run would be too long for your alfresco area. Turning the kitchen allows you to arrange the modules across two sides while preserving a central space for moving between them.

🗄️ Cupboard Storage & Bottle Holder

Storage beneath the corner

The single front-opening door gives access to the enclosed cupboard. It makes use of space beneath the worktop that would otherwise become an empty gap between neighbouring cabinets.

Keep the doorway clear so stored items can be brought forward easily. When planning the contents, consider the angled opening as well as the space inside the cabinet.

Dedicated bottle position

The cabinet includes one bottle holder, providing a designated position within the cupboard. This keeps the bottle-storage function beneath the work surface rather than taking up adjacent floor space.

Storage across the whole kitchen

Combine the corner unit with an Elements drawer cabinet for smaller tools and a two-door cabinet for other kitchen essentials. Giving different items their own storage area makes it easier to find what you need while cooking.

HPL Laminate – CZEL010

The CZEL010 includes a High-Pressure Laminate benchtop. Choose this version when you want the laminate finish of your adjoining Elements cabinets to continue around the kitchen corner.

It is a useful choice for a coordinated layout where the corner, preparation and washing modules share the same worktop material.

Black Granite – CZEL011

The CZEL011 includes a Black Granite benchtop. It carries a natural stone finish through the corner, connecting the appearance of adjoining granite-topped modules.

Choose this option if you prefer a stone work surface and want the benchtop material to remain consistent across both sides of your outdoor kitchen.

Same layout, different finish

Both versions have the same external dimensions, cupboard configuration, bottle holder and adjustable legs. You can select your preferred material without changing the space allocated to the cabinet.

🧩 Matching Cozze Elements Kitchen Modules

• CZEL040 / CZEL041: 110cm Two-Door Cabinet — HPL Laminate or Black Granite.
• CZEL030 / CZEL031: 110cm Drawer Cabinet — HPL Laminate or Black Granite.
• CZEL020 / CZEL021: 110cm Sink Cabinet — HPL Laminate or Black Granite.
• CZEL060 / CZEL061: Fridge Housing — HPL Laminate or Black Granite.
• CZEL050: 90cm BBQ Cabinet.

Choose matching benchtop materials across the available modules to carry the same finish around both sides of the kitchen.

🧰 Optional Corner Grid & Accessories

The Cozze Corner Grid (CZ90403) fits the Elements corner module and adds a vertical accessory area behind the worktop. It is useful when you want suitable accessories within reach while keeping the main surface available for preparation and serving.

The wider Cozze accessory range includes:

• CZ90254: Universal Shelf.
• CZ90256: Topping Station.
• CZ90252: Utensil Hooks.
• CZ90250: Side-Mounted Waste Bin.

Select each accessory for its intended mounting position within your kitchen. The corner grid and accessories are sold separately.

Wipe away spills and food residue after use. Clean the cabinet with mild, neutral cleaning products and dry it thoroughly. Choose a suitable cleaner for your selected benchtop material. Use a chopping board for cutting and keep the work surface dry between uses.

During extended periods without use, keep the cabinet under a roof or protected with a cover. Remove the cover periodically to allow air circulation.

Keep the cupboard opening clear and check that the door operates freely when the cabinet is positioned beside other modules. Use the dedicated corner-cabinet assembly guide when putting the unit together.

• Cozze Elements Corner Cabinet user manual
• Cozze Elements Corner Cabinet assembly guide
• Cozze Outdoor Kitchen Collection
• 3D Cozze Kitchen Configurator Tool

Use the Elements corner cabinet’s own assembly instructions and assemble it on a suitable surface with enough room to work around the parts.

Before final positioning, check the footprint of the complete kitchen and the opening direction of adjoining doors and drawers. Set the corner cabinet level, then align the neighbouring modules.

Keep the front of the corner cabinet accessible. Avoid placing a dining chair, outdoor lounge or other furniture where it will prevent the cupboard door from opening comfortably.

Start with the corner footprint

Mark out the 900 x 900mm corner position before choosing the adjoining cabinets. This gives you a clear starting point for measuring the two kitchen runs.

Add preparation space where it is useful

A two-door or drawer cabinet beside the corner provides a full preparation area within easy reach. Think about where you will place boards, ingredients and serving dishes while cooking.

Position the sink around the plumbing

If you are including an Elements sink cabinet, plan its location around the available water supply and drainage. The corner cabinet lets the remaining kitchen continue onto the adjoining side.

Keep access comfortable

Allow room for the corner door, neighbouring drawers and anyone standing at the worktop. Consider outdoor furniture and the access route into the kitchen when deciding how long each side should be.

Cooking and refrigeration

An Elements BBQ cabinet or fridge housing can complete the wider layout. Keep their operating space and access requirements in mind so cooking, storage and serving remain convenient when the kitchen is in use.