Dishwashing · Cooking · Air

A big kitchen? You don't need one.

Dishwashers that fit on the counter. Induction that runs off a normal wall socket. Extraction that needs no hole in the wall. KüchenPilot completes small kitchens — no plumber, no conversion.

KüchenPilot Countertop Dishwasher No Plumbing

No hookups? No problem.

The KüchenPilot hookup check — what every rented flat already has is enough.

Dishwashing without plumbing

Countertop dishwashers with a water tank or manual filling — no plumber, no tap adapter.

Cooking from the socket

The 3-zone induction hob comes with a plug for 220–240 V — no high-power line needed.

Extraction without a duct

Portable range hoods work freestanding — including recirculation mode, no hole in the wall.

Dishwashing

Countertop dishwashers for the worktop — with a water tank, without plumbing, or with a water softener.

Cooking

Induction with a plug instead of a cooker connection — 3 zones across 60 cm.

Air

Portable range hoods for every cooking spot that has no hood above it.

Why KüchenPilot?

Made for small kitchens

Studio flat, shared flat, tiny house, campervan: our appliances are designed for kitchens where every centimetre of counter counts.

Ready without conversion

Unpack, put down, start: dishwashers without a fixed water connection, a plug-in hob, a range hood that needs no mounting.

Pay securely

Payment via the certified Stripe checkout. Your card details never reach our servers.

Frequently asked questions

How does water get into the dishwasher without plumbing?

Simply fill it by hand — the KP-GS4 has a 5-litre water tank, the KP-GSO is filled directly at the machine. No tap connection is needed.

Where do I put a countertop dishwasher?

On a stable worktop or sturdy table near the sink, so the waste water can drain conveniently.

Does the induction hob really run off a normal socket?

Yes — the KP-IK3 comes with a plug for 220–240 V. No high-power connection or electrician required.

How fast is delivery?

Shipped from the EU, usually 2–4 working days within Germany.

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