Application · Small-space cooking

The right cooking zone for a smaller kitchen

Start with the real appliance footprint, allowed energy supply and number of pans—not with a carton measurement. Compare a gas single, gas double and electric hot plate.

Two-burner tabletop gas stove in a compact apartment kitchen

SPACE

Measure the real appliance area

Check maximum width, depth, height and operating clearance—not only the color box.

ENERGY

Choose gas or electric first

Confirm gas family and pressure, or voltage, plug and circuit for the destination.

COOKING ROUTINE

One pan, two pans or electric

Match cooking zones and cookware spacing to the household’s daily use.

ORDER ROUTE

Stock or custom production

In-stock models have no MOQ; customized specifications start from 1,000 units.

Choose your route

Space × energy × cooking routine

DecisionOne-burner gasTwo-burner gasElectric hot plate
Counter spaceOne pan; verify appliance dimensionsTwo pans; model 6052 product size is 600 × 330 × 92 mmCheck hot-zone and clearance dimensions
EnergyConfirm gas family, nominal pressure and ventilationSame checks, with two cooking positionsConfirm voltage, plug, circuit and local building rules
Retail briefEntry / secondary cookingEveryday household offerNo open flame; still requires approved operating conditions

Actual model routes

Three formats buyers can inspect

One cooking zone

One cooking zone in a 0.4 mm plastic-coated iron body. Confirm the aluminum burner seat, enamel fire cap, pan support, gas configuration and carton for the ordered version.

Two cooking zones

Product size is 600 × 330 × 92 mm. Review the covered body, four-unit carton and destination gas configuration.

Electric option

A real single-zone hot plate from the current product range. Confirm voltage, frequency, plug, circuit, operating clearance and carton before ordering the destination version.

Options et caractéristiques techniques

Specify the kitchen fit before selecting the finish

Compact-appliance sourcing works best when space, energy and everyday cooking behavior are fixed before branding and packing.

01 · Footprint

Measure the appliance location

Use the actual appliance envelope and operating space, not the color-box dimensions, to decide whether a model suits a compact kitchen.

02 · Cooking zones

Match the number of pans

Select burner count from the cookware and tasks used at the same time. A smaller body is not useful if pan handles, lids or controls interfere with one another.

03 · Energy route

Confirm gas or electrical supply

Fix the permitted energy source before selecting appearance or packaging. Gas and electric products require different market information and installation checks.

04 · Packing

Protect a compact retail offer

Compact products still need a complete protection and information system from the unit box through the export carton.

Planification des applications

Three small-kitchen buying situations

The same “compact” label can describe very different needs. Start with the user and cooking routine.

ONE-PAN COOKING

Entry, secondary or occasional cooking

A single burner can serve a price-sensitive or space-restricted offer when one-pan use is the real requirement. Confirm the real counter footprint, gas configuration and ventilation conditions.

EVERYDAY COOKING

Two zones for a practical household setup

A two-burner tabletop stove supports simultaneous preparation while keeping the appliance format simple and movable. Compare usable pan spacing, control access and cleaning clearance.

ELECTRIC OPTION

Where the electrical specification is the starting point

An electric hot plate removes an open flame but still requires the correct voltage, plug, circuit, clearance and approved instructions. Match the market version before releasing packaging.

Procurement shortcut

Measure, then source

Send us the available counter space, energy supply, cookware size and target retail price. We will narrow the range to models that suit the kitchen and market.

Countertop planning area for a compact cooking-appliance brief

Capacités de production

How compact appliances move through our factory

Compact products still require controlled forming, finishing, branding, assembly and packing. See the manufacturing stages behind a repeatable retail-ready order.

01 · FORMAGE

Formage de panneaux métalliques

Les panneaux sont ajustés à la structure du poêle choisie avant que ne commencent les travaux de finition et le marquage.

02 · FIN

Revêtement de surface

La couleur et la finition de surface sont conformes au modèle validé et aux spécifications de la commande.

03 · IMAGE DE MARQUE

Sérigraphie

Le positionnement du logo, le graphisme et la couleur d'impression sont vérifiés par rapport à l'échantillon approuvé.

04 · CONSTRUCTION

Ensemble de cuisinière

Les brûleurs, les vannes, les panneaux et les accessoires sont assemblés selon la configuration commandée.

05 · PACK

Chaîne de conditionnement

Les cartons, les manuels, les étiquettes et les accessoires sont emballés en fonction du marché de destination.

06 · SORTIE

Entrepôt et expédition

Les commandes terminées sont comptées, enregistrées et préparées pour l'expédition.

Conçu pour votre plan d'approvisionnement : Share the target footprint, energy type, destination and packaging needs so production can be matched to the selected compact model.

D'une commande ponctuelle à une commande récurrente

From measurements to a retail-ready compact range

Each checkpoint produces a practical file or approval for the next step. Use the sequence to prepare a complete enquiry and reduce avoidable changes before shipment.

01

Measure

Footprint, clearance and cookware

02

Match

Gas or electrical supply

03

Compare

One zone, two zones or electric

04

Approve

Sample, label, manual and carton

05

Order

Stock availability or custom production

Ready to start? Send the destination, model or burner count, configuration, quantity and required documents. We will turn the brief into a comparable quotation path.

Certificats et rapports

Examinez les éléments qui étayent ce produit

Ouvrez les pages sources originales et comparez le modèle, la configuration et le champ d'application du document indiqués avec vos exigences de destination. L'ensemble des justificatifs est disponible dans la rubrique « À propos de nous ».

Open the gas-stove document group and review the listed models and gas categories.

Compare the ordered model and gas configuration with the source document before quotation.

Review the electric hot-plate model references, ratings and document dates.

Open the electric evidence group for EMC, CB and Intertek report pages.

Foire aux questions

Les réponses dont les acheteurs ont besoin avant de passer commande

Des réponses concises et pratiques pour comparer les modèles, les travaux sur mesure, la documentation et la planification des expéditions.

No. Check electrical rating, circuit, plug, local building rules and approved instructions.

There is no MOQ for in-stock items, subject to availability and shipment arrangements. Customized orders start at 1,000 units.

Les commandes sur mesure sont acceptées à partir de 1 000 unités. Les produits en stock ne sont soumis à aucune quantité minimale de commande, sous réserve de la disponibilité du moment, du conditionnement par carton et des modalités d'expédition.

Veuillez nous indiquer le marché cible, le modèle souhaité ou le nombre de brûleurs, la configuration énergétique, la quantité par référence, l'étendue de la personnalisation, les documents requis et la destination d'expédition.

Oui, dans la mesure où la plateforme choisie le permet. Validez ensemble la finition, le logo, l'étiquette de classification, le manuel et les visuels de l'emballage avant de lancer la production en série.

Ouvrez le document d'origine et comparez la liste des modèles, la description du produit, la classe énergétique ou la catégorie de gaz et le champ d'application avec ceux de la variante commandée.

Source a smaller-format range

Share the kitchen space, market, energy type, price position and quantity.