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Eatdrink #71 May/June 2018

The local food & drink magazine serving London, Stratford & Southwestern Ontario since 2007.

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32 | <strong>May</strong>/<strong>June</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

Inside the Hauser showroom<br />

and induction burners. The grills that we create<br />

are always built-in, and it’s also popular to<br />

include custom cabinetry, and poured concrete<br />

countertops that you can roll pizza dough on,<br />

without an issue. Restaurant-quality stainless<br />

steel is also popular for both countertops and<br />

cabinetry. It’s clean and low maintenance.”<br />

“Grill materials have evolved,” points out<br />

Giesen. “Cast iron grills have been around<br />

for a long time. They’re heavy, can store a lot<br />

of heat, and they’re relatively inexpensive.<br />

However, they’re prone to rusting and<br />

breakage because the metal is very brittle. On<br />

the other end, stainless steel cook grills don’t<br />

rust, but the heat transfer is slower. This can<br />

be great for foods like chicken, sausage and<br />

asparagus, but it’s not as forgiving and steak<br />

needs as much heat as possible. So, for those<br />

who want something in between, Broil King<br />

has created a cook surface in their Imperial<br />

series that’s called ‘cast stainless,’ bringing<br />

Albert & Dash offers indoor and outdoor rugs.<br />

These are some on display at Hauser<br />

together the best of both worlds.”<br />

With all of the activity going out outside,<br />

managing the influence of the elements<br />

becomes key. Modular outdoor furniture (which<br />

can be moved into and out of the sun), as well as<br />

portable or movable umbrellas, shade structures<br />

and heaters all help extend time outdoors.<br />

“Big shade structures, like flexi-awnings and<br />

cantilevers are always popular for combatting<br />

summer heat,” says Yandreski. “But people are<br />

also looking for ways to elongate the season<br />

and add warmth. Fire tables are increasingly<br />

popular, especially those that are heated by<br />

natural gas and propane.<br />

Our Dekko concrete<br />

fireplace is a customer<br />

favourite, both for its<br />

aesthetics as well as its<br />

durability against our<br />

Canadian winters”<br />

All it takes is one<br />

visit to Hauser to see<br />

that there’s no need to<br />

compromise between<br />

comfort and style. For<br />

those who are interested,<br />

what’s trending right<br />

now is an eclectic mix of<br />

materials.<br />

Courtesy of Eden Gardenworks

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