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

The right stove depends mainly on the available space, your cooking habits and whether you want a fixed or portable solution. A built-in recessed or surface-mounted stove is a good choice for a permanent mobile kitchen, while a portable gas stove offers more flexibility for occasional use, outdoor cooking or as an additional cooking appliance. In a small campervan, a compact one- or two-burner stove is often the most practical option.

Should I choose a one- or two-burner stove?

A one-burner stove takes up very little space and is well suited to small motorhomes or simple cooking. A two-burner stove is a more versatile option if you cook regularly and want to use, for example, a saucepan and frying pan at the same time. When choosing between them, consider both the available space and your own cooking habits.

What is the difference between a recessed and surface-mounted stove?

A recessed stove is installed into a cut-out in the worktop, creating a neat and integrated appearance. A surface-mounted stove is installed on top of the worktop, which can make installation simpler in some cases. Both options are suitable for motorhomes and campervans, but the right choice depends on the kitchen structure, worktop thickness and available installation space.

When is a stove and sink combination a good choice?

A stove and sink combination is particularly useful when space in the mobile kitchen is limited. The stove and sink are combined into one compact unit, which simplifies kitchen planning and leaves more worktop space available for other uses. A separate stove and sink provide more freedom in terms of placement when more space is available.

Which dimensions should I check before ordering a stove?

Before ordering, check at least the stove's overall dimensions, the dimensions of any required installation cut-out and the amount of space needed underneath and around the appliance. With stove and sink combinations, you should also check the positioning of the stove and sink, as some models are available in left- and right-hand versions. Always check the exact installation dimensions in the product-specific information before placing your order.

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Stoves for motorhomes, campervans and mobile kitchens

A functional kitchen makes a motorhome, campervan or caravan much more comfortable and enjoyable. With a good stove, you can easily prepare your morning coffee, hot meals and even more elaborate dishes on the road almost as conveniently as at home. Our selection includes a variety of stoves for motorhomes, campervans and other mobile kitchen solutions – from compact portable cookers to permanently installed gas stoves and space-saving stove and sink combinations.

Whether you are building your own campervan, upgrading your motorhome kitchen or looking for an easy-to-carry cooker for camping trips, you will find suitable options for a wide range of uses in our selection.

How to choose the right stove?

Built-in or portable stove?

A built-in stove is a good choice when you want a permanent and tidy kitchen solution for your motorhome, campervan or caravan. A recessed or surface-mounted stove becomes an integrated part of the kitchen, creating a practical and finished look. A portable stove, on the other hand, is particularly suitable for occasional use, camping trips or situations where you want the cooking area to be easy to move. It is also a convenient option as an additional stove or for outdoor cooking.

Stove and sink combination or separate components?

A stove and sink combination is an excellent choice when kitchen space is limited. The stove and sink are combined into one compact unit, leaving more worktop and storage space available for other uses. A separate stove and sink provide more freedom when planning the kitchen layout and are well suited to larger motorhomes and campervans. The best choice depends on the available space, kitchen layout and your own cooking habits.

Consider the available space and installation dimensions

Before ordering a stove, carefully check both the overall dimensions of the stove and the required installation dimensions. For recessed models, the size of the cut-out in the worktop is especially important, while with surface-mounted models you should consider both the space required by the stove and the working area around it. With stove and sink combinations, it is also important to check which side the stove and sink are positioned on. Checking the dimensions in advance makes choosing and installing the right stove considerably easier.