Kitchens and Ovens

**Marine stoves** need to meet specific demands: limited space, safety at sea, and corrosion resistance. That's why Nautica Basile only stocks gas stoves with a **gimballed system**, compact ovens, and built-in cooktops designed for the marine environment. Dometic, Smev, and Techimpex are brands synonymous with durability and reliability.

**Safety** is paramount: gimballed stoves keep pots and pans in place, even when the boat is heeled over. Materials like AISI 304 stainless steel resist saltwater and the elements.

Things to Consider Before Buying

* **Available Space:** Carefully measure the area you have for your galley.
* **Fuel Type:** Gas, electric, or a combination.
* **Number of Burners:** Assess your cooking needs.
* **Extra Features:** Oven, grill, warming drawer.
* **Gimballed System:** Essential for sailboats.

The Officina Basile Tip

Before installing your new stove, check the condition of your gas system and piping. Replace worn components to prevent leaks and malfunctions. Regular inspection by a qualified technician is always recommended.

• Fast shipping throughout Italy.


• Official manufacturer's warranty.


• Specialized technical assistance.

To complete your galley setup, check out our marine refrigerators and stainless steel sinks.

FAQ

What type of stove is best suited for a sailboat?

For a sailboat, a **gimballed stove** is the ideal choice. This system keeps pots and pans level, even when the boat is heeled. Techimpex models are particularly appreciated for their robustness and reliability.

How can I clean my stainless steel stove without damaging it?

To clean stainless steel, use marine-specific cleaners or a solution of warm water and baking soda. Avoid abrasive products or steel wool, which can scratch the surface. After cleaning, dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.

What's the difference between a gas and an electric stove for a boat?

Gas stoves are generally more efficient and reach higher temperatures than electric stoves. However, they require a compliant gas system and good ventilation. Electric stoves are easier to install, but they consume a lot of power and can quickly drain the boat's batteries.

Can I install a home gas stove on my boat?

No, domestic stoves are not designed for the marine environment and do not have the necessary safety features. Use only gas stoves specifically designed for marine use, which comply with safety regulations and are corrosion-resistant.

What type of stove is best suited for a sailboat?

For a sailboat, a gimballed stove is the ideal choice. This system keeps pots and pans level, even when the boat is heeled. Techimpex models are particularly appreciated for their robustness and reliability.

How can I clean my stainless steel stove without damaging it?

To clean stainless steel, use marine-specific cleaners or a solution of warm water and baking soda. Avoid abrasive products or steel wool, which can scratch the surface. After cleaning, dry thoroughly with a soft cloth.

What's the difference between a gas and an electric stove for a boat?

Gas stoves are generally more efficient and reach higher temperatures than electric stoves. However, they require a compliant gas system and good ventilation. Electric stoves are easier to install, but they consume a lot of power and can quickly drain the boat's batteries.

Can I install a home gas stove on my boat?

No, domestic stoves are not designed for the marine environment and do not have the necessary safety features. Use only gas stoves specifically designed for marine use, which comply with safety regulations and are corrosion-resistant.