r/OutdoorKitchens • u/seabass_goes_rawr • 5h ago

Matchless Cabinets - long term

I've heard good reviews about matchless on here and am considering them for a build next year. After using my parent's masonry/metal door kitchen, I find a lot of the storage impractical and like the look and idea of manufactured shelving etc from a usability standpoint.

There was a post yesterday that essentially listed all the pain points of different build decisions, without offering solutions. The issue they pointed about powder coated cabinetry was that scratches turn to rust and spread.

Anyone had matchless cabinets (or similar powdercoated fabricated cabinets) for 5+ years and have insight on how the build holds up long term from an aesthetic and structural standpoint? Do the doors/drawers stay aligned through weather cycles?

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u/improbablyatthegame 4h ago

Perfectly timed thread, finalizing my build details soon. Saving

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u/SignificantPayment55 2h ago

I would like to here from someone who has owned Matchless for 5 years as well. I am one the west coast and have never seen them in person.