VEVOR Mophorn Double Wall BBQ Access Door Cutout 24" Width x 24" Height BBQ Island Door w/Brushed Stainless Steel Perfect for Outdoor Kitchen or BBQ Island

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I purchased four stainless steel doors for my outdoor kitchen in April, spending over $700 total. They stayed in my home unboxed until July, and while they initially looked fantastic, I'm now extremely disappointed. It's the beginning of September, and these doors are already showing signs of surface rust. I specifically designed the openings in my kitchen to fit these doors, expecting stainless steel to be durable and rust-resistant. They are installed under an overhang, so they are not exposed to direct sunlight or rain—only the moisture in the air. I've been cleaning them regularly with a stainless steel cleaner/protectant, but it hasn't prevented the rust from appearing. Has anyone else experienced this? I'm now considering paying to have them painted, which seems ridiculous considering they’re supposed to be stainless steel. Shouldn't stainless steel last for years without rusting? My stainless steel sinks don't have this problem. I expected much better quality for the price I paid.

Was having a hard time finding a 24x24 stainless door that looked like a bbq cabinet. Most of that size are access doors with locks and no handles. Pretty easy install, just remember the mounting flanges are smaller than the frame, pay attention to the dimensions. Upgraded the handles as the included ones are cheesy.

Description says they are 21” opening, more like 20 3/8. Now I’ll have to modify the framing in order to fit right. Either buy a different brand or wait to get your doors to build the frame so you have the exact measurement.

It mentions "no gap/seamless welding" in the corners. That's not true at all. Every corner has a visible seam. Let's be honest here. These are cheap, borderline disposable versus substantially more expensive brands. That said, keep your expectations mid-level. I also will do what I've heard recommended before. Use a microfiber and wipe a layer of wd40 on all the stainless on the exterior. Should give it a nice film to help resist corrosion longer.