What type of sink is suitable for a motorhome or campervan?

The right sink depends mainly on the available space, the kitchen layout and your own needs. In a small campervan, a compact sink or a model with a lid is often a practical choice because it helps save worktop space. If there is more room available, a larger separate sink provides greater comfort, especially when washing dishes.

Why is stainless steel a good material for a motorhome sink?

Stainless steel is well suited to kitchens in recreational vehicles because it is durable, hygienic and easy to keep clean. It withstands daily use and moisture well while giving the kitchen a neat and finished appearance. This is why stainless steel is a common material in both separate sinks and stove and sink combinations.

Are the tap and drainage components included with the sink?

The contents of the package vary depending on the product. Some sinks may include a tap or waste fitting, while others require these parts to be purchased separately. Always check the product-specific delivery contents and required connections before ordering so that you have all the necessary parts for installation.

What should I consider when planning the sink drainage?

There should be enough space underneath the sink for the waste fitting, drain hose and other parts of the water system. Before installation, check the size of the sink outlet and make sure the waste fitting and hose are compatible. In a motorhome, wastewater is usually directed to a grey water tank or another drainage system designed for the vehicle.

Can the glass lid of the sink be used as a worktop?

When the sink is not in use, the closed glass lid provides additional flat surface space for placing items or light kitchen tasks. However, the lid is primarily designed to cover the sink, so you should always check the product-specific instructions regarding its maximum load and use as a working surface. This helps prevent damage to the glass lid.

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Sinks for motorhomes, campervans and caravans

A functional water point is an essential part of any motorhome, campervan or caravan kitchen. With the right sink, washing your hands, doing the dishes and handling everyday cooking tasks becomes easy even on the road. Our selection includes a wide range of sinks and kitchen basins for motorhomes, campervans and other mobile kitchen solutions – from compact stainless-steel sinks to models with glass lids and space-saving stove and sink combinations.

Whether you are building a new campervan, upgrading the kitchen in your motorhome or looking for a more compact replacement for your current setup, choosing the right size sink makes your mobile kitchen considerably more practical.

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How do I choose the right sink?

Separate sink or stove and sink combination?

A separate sink is a good choice when there is enough space in the kitchen and you want the freedom to position the sink and stove independently. It offers greater flexibility when planning the kitchen layout and is well suited to larger motorhomes and campervans. A stove and sink combination, on the other hand, is an excellent option for smaller spaces, as it combines two important functions in one compact unit. This leaves more worktop and storage space available for other uses.

Sink with a lid or without a lid?

A sink with a lid is particularly practical in a small mobile kitchen. When the sink is not in use, the lid can be closed to create additional flat worktop or storage space. A sink without a lid is a simple and easy-to-use solution when there is already enough worktop space and you want the sink to remain easily accessible at all times. The best choice depends mainly on how efficiently you want to use the available space.

Consider the sink size and installation dimensions

Before ordering a sink, carefully check its overall dimensions, depth and the size of the required installation cut-out. It is also important to make sure there is enough space beneath the worktop for the sink, drain connection and any water hose connections. The position of the tap should also be considered during the planning stage. With stove and sink combinations, check the relative position of the sink and stove as well as whether the model has a left- or right-hand configuration.