Projects

Built — and living

We publish only projects approved by their owners — no names, no addresses. Client privacy is as much a part of premium service as steel and wood.

Kitchen: line by the pool, evening (approved)

Outdoor kitchen

304 steel, granite, a lounge zone. Delivered to the render.

Terrace: karagach, morning light (approved)

Terrace · Karagach

Legacy care program — the terrace looks like the shoot every season.

Facade: thermo board, shadows (approved)

Facade · Karagach

Color through the board: a facade you can renew for decades.

DeckKing: steel + wood, geometry (approved)

DeckKing turnkey

Steel frame, 8 seasonal inspections, a perfect plane.

Slab table in an interior (approved)

Slab table

One slab — one piece.

Showroom: the 4-year terrace, close-up

The veteran terrace

Our best argument: it's 4 years old, and you can walk it in the showroom.

Before and after

The same yard — before us, and a season later

A render shows the intent. This is what we started from: a gravel pad with old grills on it, and bare concrete between gabion walls. Both projects are shot from the spot the “before” was taken from — same fence, same wall, same corner.

The yard before: a gravel pad and old grills on the lawn
The same yard: a GrillKing kitchen under a steel pergola
Before
After

A yard in a city development. There was a pad for old grills and lawn around it. Now: a kitchen run under a steel pergola with a glazed roof, ventilation taken out through the roof, woodstore built into the body. The fence and the neighboring houses are the same in both frames.

The gabion corner before: a bare concrete pad
The same corner: kitchen and karagach-and-steel pergola as one object
Before
After

The corner with the gabion wall. The client had already built the gabions and the decking — beyond that, an empty slab. Now: kitchen, bar counter and a pergola battened in thermo-karagach, all built off one drawing. The pergola sits exactly into the gabion corner because it was calculated with the kitchen, not after it.

The covered terrace before: an empty canopy over the steppe
The same terrace: a kitchen run under the same ceiling
Before
After

The canopy over the steppe. A finished canopy with panoramic glazing and a black battened ceiling — and nothing under it. Now: a run the full width of the wall, a marble splashback, ventilation flush with the ceiling. Same ceiling, same mullions, same horizon.

The room before: bare plaster and a chequerboard floor
The same room: a kitchen with its pizza oven and ventilation
Before
After

An enclosed room. Bare plaster and services stubbed out of the floor. Now: a kitchen with a pizza oven, restaurant-grade ventilation and karagach shelving. The chequerboard floor is the same in both frames — it is the same room.

More of what is finished

Twelve yards, twelve different problems

Different sites, different budgets, different materials — one build standard. Every frame is from a finished job, no renders.

A kitchen under a timber ceiling, marble the full height

Marble to full height

A kitchen with panoramic glazing and marble

Panoramic glazing

A long stainless run against concrete

A stainless run

A kitchen with a fridge and a marble splashback

The full appliance set

A kitchen with a marble bar counter

A stone bar counter

A kitchen in the backyard: a long run, greenery

A run in the backyard

A kitchen with wall cabinets and a pale countertop

Wall cabinets

A kitchen looking over the valley: grill and marble

Over the valley

A kitchen under its pergola at dusk

Dusk under the pergola

A long kitchen run under the pergola in daylight

A long run under the pergola

A bar counter with stools against the firewood wall

Counter and woodstore

A lounge pit with a fire table on the deck, winter

A fire table in the lounge

Outdoor kitchens

Kitchens — with published prices

This industry hides prices until the site visit. We publish what delivered projects cost: nine kitchens, from 4.85 to 32.2M ₸ turnkey. Find the scale closest to yours and you already know the order of magnitude before the first conversation.

Outdoor kitchen: a 304 stainless run, ventilation, pizza oven

A steel run with ventilation

Bodies and fronts in 304 stainless, grill, cooktop, sink and pizza oven under a single ventilation canopy.

Outdoor kitchen under a canopy with a mountain view

A kitchen under cover

Granite counter, ventilation, and the view out from under the pergola.

Outdoor kitchen: granite, sink, grill

A kitchen in granite

Black sink, granite, built-in grill — a run along the wall.

All nine kitchens with prices →  Projects catalog (PDF)

Ventilation

Concept → plan → steel

One project at three stages. Between the render and the finished kitchen sits a working drawing — the part nobody usually shows.

Render of the kitchen with ventilation
1 · Designer's concept
Working drawing of the kitchen: dimensions and junctions
2 · Engineering plan
The delivered kitchen: steel, ventilation, pizza oven
3 · Dream built to reality

We fabricate the ventilation ourselves, in any length the kitchen run needs, finished in thermo-karagach or a plain panel. How it makes an enclosed-room kitchen possible →

Facades, ceilings, canopies

Thermo-karagach — not only underfoot

Vertical thermo-karagach facade with window reveals

Facade with reveals

A vertical set-out; window reveals in the same material, so the facade reads as one plane.

Thermo-karagach ceiling, diagonal set-out

Ceiling on the diagonal

An angled set-out — a move only visible from below, and visible every day.

Canopy with a battened thermo-karagach soffit

Battened canopy

Battens on a steel frame: shade, air and geometry at once.

Battened soffit against architectural concrete

Soffit and concrete

Timber beside architectural concrete — a contrast that works.

Cladding beside a pool with decking around the perimeter

Poolside

Pool perimeter and plant-room cladding: water, UV and bare feet.

Thermo-karagach facade during installation

Mid-installation

What it looks like before the tidy-up: sub-frame, courses, fitting on site.

Terraces and walkways

What people walk on barefoot

Thermo-karagach terrace along a glazed elevation

Terrace along the glazing

What the house looks out at all year — and the first thing to give away the quality of the installation.

Thermo-karagach walkway across a lawn

Walkway across the lawn

Decking instead of paving: a line that leads through the yard.

Installed by our own crew — two years of guarantee on the installation work. The No Warp, No Split term is set by the care program: 2 or 6 years.

Hearths and tables

Pieces that stand on their own

The King's Table on a terrace in winter

King's Table

Two grills in the tabletop, wooden lids, decorative flame.

In detail →

Royal Bonfire: table set, fire at the center

Royal Bonfire

A three-zone cooking ring, Double Burn Fire-Jet, self-clearing ash.

In detail →

Luxor gas firepit: flame behind glass

Gas firepits

Live flame with no smoke and no firewood: 304 steel, tempered glass.

In detail →

Projects are named by district — Gorny Gigant, Koktobe, Nurly Tau, Talgar, Kaskelen. There are no addresses here, and no owners' names or faces: the district tells you the scale of the work, and the rest is the client's private life.

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