Designing a kitchen in a van can be challenging due to the limited space, electrics and plumbing.
Constructing a functional kitchen with all amenities is essential to live comfortably in a van.
TOTAL COST
£1,168.61
Kitchen Base Unit
Curved Door
Dometic CRE65 fridge
Worktop
Slide Out Pantry
Large Drawer Box
Induction Hob
Sink
Tap
Pop-up Socket
£70 (approx)
£114.70
£599.95
£107.00
£34.98
£33
£45
£75.99
£59
£28.99
Prior to jumping into constructing the kitchen, it is essential to finalise the layout.
Make sure you account for the exact sizes of all the appliances as well as plumbing and electrics.
Find out how to create a layout that works best for your need by clicking on the diagram.
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Our kitchen unit may be small, but it is extremely functional.
We opted not to install a built in hob as we felt that it really restricts what can be an extremely versiltie space.
Our kitchen unit was designed to incorporate as many pre fabricated items as possible. This includes the large drawer and pull out pantry. This makes the build process much easier and smoother.
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Building overhead cabinets in a van can be tricky. If you are like us, you will want the cupboards to meet a certain set of criteria in order to look as professional as possible. This includes:
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One essential element of a kitchen is the sink and subsequent running water.
We opted to plumb not only a simple cold water system but also hot water… a luxury in a van!
Find out how we plumbed our entire van and all the essential products required to build a functional kitchen plumbing system below.
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Our van exclusively uses electricity (no gas). Therefore our fridge and hob are completely are reliant on electricity. This was done for several reasons, one of which being safety. We have much more peace of mind knowing we are not carrying gas. Furthermore, it helps avoid the hassle of searching for a location to replenish gas supplies!
For this reason, we have got a fairly large (but reasonably priced) electric setup. This includes 300Ah of lithium batteries, 370W of Solar, and much more.
Learn all about our electrical setup and how to build your own below.
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… and much more found on the individual posts.
SHOPPING LIST ESSENTIALS
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… and much more found on the individual posts.
Out kitchen unit may be small, but it is extremely functional.
We opted not to install a built in hob as we felt that it really restricts what can be an extremely versatile space.
Our kitchen unit was designed to incorporate as many pre fabricated items as possible. This includes the large drawer and pull out pantry. This makes the build process much easier and smoother.
SHOPPING LIST ESSENTIALS
click to purchase
… and much more found on the individual posts.
Building overhead cabinets in a van can be tricky. If you are like us, you will want the cupboards to meet a certain set of criteria in order to look as professional as possible. This includes:
SHOPPING LIST ESSENTIALS
click to purchase
One essential element of a kitchen is the sink and subsequent running water.
We opted to plumb not only a simple cold water system but also hot water… a luxury in a van!
Find out how we plumbed our entire van and all the essential products required to build a functional kitchen plumbing system below.
SHOPPING LIST ESSENTIALS
click to purchase
… and much more found on the individual posts.
Our van exclusively uses electricity (no gas). Therefore our fridge and hob are completely are reliant on electricity. This was done for several reasons, one of which being safety. We have much more peace of mind knowing we are not carrying gas. Furthermore, it helps avoid the hassle of searching for a location to replenish gas supplies!
For this reason, we have got a fairly large (but reasonably priced) electric setup. This includes 300Ah of lithium batteries, 370W of Solar, and much more.
Learn all about our electrical setup and how to build your own below.
SHOPPING LIST ESSENTIALS
click to purchase
… and much more found on the individual posts.
