
Werever builds outdoor kitchen cabinets with UV-stabilized High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), the most durable material in the cabinetry industry. It is a high-technology polymer that withstands any and all wear. We stand behind that guarantee so much so, that we offer a LIFETIME WARRANTY on them. It has been engineered with the ideal ratio of impact-absorbing forgiveness while maintaining optimal structural integrity — and is always made in the USA.
As a result, Werever outdoor kitchen cabinets are maintenance-free, stain-resistant, anti-fade, and completely weatherproof + waterproof.
Superior to Stainless Steel
Our HDPE Outdoor Cabinets are more customizable and attractive than stainless steel. Additionally, they are more affordable, require less maintenance (they won’t pit, corrode, rust, or scratch), and won’t get hot to the touch in direct sun.
Higher Quality than PVC
Although HDPE & PVC both qualify as “polymers”, they couldn’t be more different. HDPE better withstands the elements and is far more sustainable — made to last a lifetime vs. cheap and short-term PVC cabinets. PVC can also contain BPAs, PFAS, and other toxic components.
100% Weatherproof & Waterproof
Hurricane season and inclement weather are no match for our HDPE outdoor cabinets. Even in storm and flood conditions, our cabinets bounce back like nothing happened. Simply hose or wipe them down, and they’ll be like-new again — no water damage or rotting.
Beautiful, Customizable, & Reliable
Unlike PVC, stainless steel, and other outdoor cabinet materials, our HDPE outdoor cabinets are ultra-customizable. They’re available in a wide array of color options, expertly custom designed (not pre-fabricated) to fit your space, and undoubtedly striking in any space.
WHAT CUSTOMERS LOVE
“Werever cabinets are incredible and built so well! I am so happy that we found this company. Other products we looked at had MDF components on the insides or metal slides that would never have held up in the weather up in the northeast.”
– Sean Murray
“We just finished our third project with Werever. In 2013 we built an outdoor kitchen in our Vermont house. It came out perfectly and if you looked at it today you would think it was brand new. That’s the definition of quality.”
– David Whitmore
“I live in hot and humid South Florida and wanted outdoor kitchen cabinets that looked great and would not rust or corrode and these fit the bill perfectly. I looked at aluminum and stainless steel but in the end Werever cabinets were my choice.”
– Bruce Gordon
what is 'polymer'?
Polymer is a scientific name for molecules bound in a chemical compound. It is used to describe a wide range of products in the plastic industry rather than a single product. Identifying an item simply as “polymer” is vague and misleading like describing zinc washers and gold engagement rings all as “metal rings”. The word polymer doesn’t specify the material resistance nor the broad characteristics of the final product.
Some companies use the word “polymer” or “marine grade polymer” to mislead consumers, building an inferior PVC cabinet that performs poorly over time. Werever HDPE polymer is used for decades on boats, exposed to direct sunlight and saline water, which is not true of other outdoor kitchen cabinets and types of polymer.
Cost Difference
PVC or polyvinyl chloride is a cheaper raw material than HDPE, especially when it is air-injected. It does not meet the performance of HDPE. It is weaker polymer that can warp and must be painted for sun protection. Therefore it does not have the longevity of HDPE and needs periodic maintenance. PVC is also know for its negative environmental impact, affecting people’s health.
PVC outdoor kitchen cabinets usually have a lower initial purchase price that will clearly reflect in lower durability and high maintenance. They can’t handle extreme temperatures either, so they’re not suitable for all climates. You will have to re-paint, repair, and eventually replace those cheaper cabinets. That’s why their warranty is substantially shorter than Werever’s lifetime warranty.