PITT Cooking offers premium gas burners that seamlessly integrate directly into kitchen countertops for a contemporary, customizable, and minimalist design.
PITT Cooking provides a unique and luxurious approach to kitchen design with gas burners that integrate seamlessly directly into your countertop. Made in Holland, their modular gas cooking systems allow for customizable burner configurations that work with a variety of approved materials, including natural stone, concrete, glass, ceramics, and stainless steel.
Whether for indoor or outdoor kitchen setups, PITT Cooking delivers professional-grade performance combined with a sleek, minimalist aesthetic. Their product range includes specialized configurations catering to modern residential kitchens, offering powerful cooking capabilities while maintaining an easy-to-clean, open-surface workspace.
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Check if the gas supply is connected and turned on. Ensure all burner components are clean, free of moisture, and positioned correctly. Also, replace the AA battery located on the underside if the electronic spark ignition is not functioning.
No. PITT Cooking should never be installed into solid wood or benchtops with an HPL top layer. Approved materials include quartz, natural stone, glass, concrete, ceramics, compact panel, terrazzo, and stainless steel.
Ensure the inside of the worktop cutouts are completely smooth, as irregularities can cause cracking. Your worktop must be fully supported by the included PITT Cooking support bars, and a minimum gap of 3 mm must be left between the worktop and walls to allow for material expansion.
Yes, PITT Cooking offers specific Outdoor sets (configured as Type A, B, or C) that safely integrate the burners outdoors. These sets include dedicated weather-resistant top covers and windshields to protect the system during and after use.
The burners require a standard gas connection (Natural Gas or LPG). For the electronic ignition, the system runs on a high-grade 1.5V DC AA battery or a 230V electrical connection, depending on the exact model.