Help & Advice Needed Kitchen (1 Viewer)

[lazydays]

We bought our new motorhome in March this year, it's a Roller Team 700. We like the layout and what the motorhome itself has to offer, except, we now wish to change the kitchen layout.

It’s a typical continental layout with the 3 burner hob built into the kitchen work surface, with a separate small combined oven and grill directly beneath the hob. We would like to install a new cooker with separate oven and grill and four burners to allow us to have a better variety of meals. We have been to a number of dealers who have all said it’s a bit beyond their capabilities. I think it’s the one piece L-shaped work surface that puts them off.

Can someone please supply us with the details of a company(s) that can carryout this type of work for us please. Any suggestions would also be gratefully received

Many thanks

 

[Wildman]

It would be cheaper to change vans to one with the layout you require. you will only devalue your existing van by carrying out such mods. Having said that have a word with "Terry" he is a member on here and may be able to quote you. Good luck.

 

[lazydays]

Thanks Wildman I have thought that, but we spent two years looking at so many vans and this was the only van that suited our needs with the budget we had.

Could you get Terry to contact me?

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[Wildman]

just look up TERRY (thats his user name, in the members directory and send him a PM, easy and no middle man, so no need to charge my 20%, hee hee

 

[Peter JohnsCross MH]

As your in Surrey and we are in Sussex you are welcome to pop in with the van and we will have a look, no promises mind!

Peter

 

[Terry]

All is clear now Roger :thumb:
Lazydays can you post any pics ? also would need the van brought up to S Yorks, but it would not be much of a problem to do :thumb:
terry
ps my own van (see in left panel under 99 self build ) is a one piece w/top

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[vwalan]

have a measure up of what size you could fit, i use a normall household cooker/oven. it may be just cut out the required area n fit some end panels. cant be too difficult man built it man can alter it. lots of m,homers make the same mistake .at a loss why m,home manufacturers dont fit proper cookers/ovens as standard. cheers alan.

 

[Terry]

Hi once we know /see what is required, full sized 3 gas 1 leccy ring cookers are only around 350 ish from a local supplier which is almost as cheap as a house gas cooker :thumb: Once everything is available I am pretty sure it can all be fitted in a day.(it may take longer to get rid of the sawdust )
Bends etc to the w/top are not much problem just so long as it does not have to be a rolled edge w/top

 

[vwalan]

round here a house hold 4burner ove /grill is about 175 much better. buythe edging strips even for rolled edge.

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[Terry]

round here a house hold 4burner ove /grill is about 175 much better. buythe edging strips even for rolled edge.

Hi Alan, Around a curved 90 degree bend ? where from ? 90 d sq cnrs and any angle in between I can do but foaming a rolled edge w/top ? In the factory I visited years ago they used thick paper and a couple of million £ machine-- a little out of my price range -
terry