Cook, wash, prepare and store from one transportable system. This INTECAMP overland kitchen box builds on the proven EC 2.0 platform and brings the main functions of a camp kitchen into a wheeled, modular unit for 4x4 travel, car camping, RV touring and basecamp use.
The proposed dual-burner configuration gives users two cooking positions, while a collapsible wash basin, removable prep surfaces and integrated storage keep the campsite organized. After use, the components pack back into the box for transport in a suitable SUV, van, pickup or trailer.
INTECAMP develops portable kitchen systems for outdoor brands, distributors, importers and vehicle-accessory specialists. Cooking modules, gas connections, water-system components, colors, branding and packaging can be configured for the buyer's destination market and approved product specification.
Item | EC 2.0 Overland Configuration |
|---|---|
Product type | Freestanding portable overland kitchen box |
Main functions | Cooking, washing, food preparation and storage |
Cooking layout | Dual-burner gas module; final output and gas package confirmed by market |
Wash station | Removable collapsible basin; faucet, pump and water containers configurable |
Work surfaces | Two connectable side tables plus removable prep board |
Base storage capacity | Up to 65 L / 2.30 cu ft before installed water-system components |
Mobility | Integrated wheels and retractable pull handle |
Reference folded size | 450 × 470 × 530 mm / 17.7 × 18.5 × 20.9 in |
Reference deployed size | 1820 × 1028 × 422 mm / 71.7 × 40.5 × 16.6 in |
Reference platform | INTECAMP EC 2.0-G |
Commercial supply | Wholesale, private label and OEM/ODM |
The dimensions above come from the current EC 2.0-G platform. The final dual-burner and water-system sample must be measured before these values are used on packaging, technical drawings or sales contracts.
An all-in-one overland kitchen box is a portable outdoor cooking station that combines work surfaces, cooking equipment, washing space and storage in one packable unit. Unlike a built-in campervan galley or a vehicle-specific slide-out drawer, this freestanding system can be carried in different vehicles and set up where the campsite allows safe outdoor cooking.
The EC 2.0 design folds its tables and accessories around a central storage box. That outside-folding layout preserves useful internal space and makes the system easier to organize than a collection of loose tables, tubs and kitchen bags.
This standard platform has a low-profile work height of approximately 422 mm / 16.6 in. It is best presented as a seated or low camp-kitchen format. Buyers targeting a conventional standing counter should ask INTECAMP to assess a raised support or telescopic-leg version rather than describing the standard platform as standing height.
The dual-burner layout is intended for buyers who want to boil water on one side while frying, simmering or heating on the other. It gives family campers, overlanders and outdoor hospitality operators a more practical workflow than a single cooking position.
Burner output, spacing, ignition, windscreen design, hose, regulator and cylinder connection must be selected as one approved market-specific gas system. INTECAMP does not treat one connector package as universal for North America, Europe, the UK, Australia or other markets.
A removable collapsible basin creates a dedicated place for rinsing cookware, washing produce or collecting used water. When the basin is not needed, it folds down to save space.
Buyers can specify a simple portable-water-container setup or ask INTECAMP to evaluate a faucet, pump, clean-water container and drain arrangement. The final package should clearly state which water components are included, their capacities and how grey water must be handled at the campsite.
Two side tables and a removable prep board create distinct zones around the central box. This layout helps keep raw ingredients, hot cookware and washing tasks apart. Additional compatible panels can be evaluated for ranges that need more serving or preparation space.
The table sections connect with mechanical fasteners for use and fold back around the storage body for transport. Buyers should confirm the approved load rating, latch design and setup sequence on the production sample.
The EC 2.0 base platform provides a nominal 65 L / 2.30 cu ft storage compartment for cookware, utensils and dry kitchen supplies. Because the tables fold outside the box, the center remains usable instead of being filled by loose support panels.
Usable storage depends on the final configuration. A pump, clean-water container, grey-water container or permanently stored stove accessories will reduce the free internal volume, so merchandising images should show what actually fits in the approved set.
Integrated wheels and a retractable pull handle help move the packed kitchen between a vehicle and a nearby campsite. The product is designed for vehicle-supported travel rather than long-distance hand carrying.
Before purchase, commercial buyers should compare the verified packed dimensions and lifting weight with the target vehicles. The reference EC 2.0-G platform is intended for suitable SUVs, vans, pickups and trailers; it should not be promoted as fitting every passenger-car trunk.
The same platform can support different cooking and work modules, allowing a brand to build a coordinated range without redesigning the full box for every SKU. Depending on technical feasibility, options can include:
Dual-burner gas cooking module
Single-burner gas module
BBQ grill module
Induction cooking module
Plain table or preparation insert
Collapsible basin and water-system components
Extra side tables and storage accessories
Each gas or electrical version requires its own accurate specification, labels, instructions and destination-market compliance review.
The reference EC 2.0 structure combines coated steel, aluminium alloy and moulded SMC components. The collapsible basin and removable board can be specified to the buyer's approved material and food-contact requirements.
Material grades, coatings, corrosion performance, restricted-substance requirements and food-contact claims should be supported by documentation for the actual production batch. A general component certificate should not be presented as approval of the complete kitchen system.
Specification | Reference / Configurable Detail |
Product name | All-in-One Portable Overland Kitchen Box with Sink and Dual-Burner Stove |
Product category | Overland & RV Kitchens / Portable Camp Kitchen Systems |
Platform | EC 2.0, developed from EC 2.0-G |
Installation type | Freestanding and portable; not a permanently installed RV appliance |
Reference folded dimensions | 450 × 470 × 530 mm / 17.7 × 18.5 × 20.9 in |
Reference deployed dimensions | 1820 × 1028 × 422 mm / 71.7 × 40.5 × 16.6 in |
Reference working height | 422 mm / 16.6 in; low-profile camp format |
Main structural materials | Coated steel, SMC and aluminium alloy |
Cooking module | Dual-burner gas module; burner specification to be confirmed |
Fuel configuration | Butane, propane or LPG version selected for the destination market |
Sink | Removable collapsible basin |
Water supply | Portable container or optional pump-and-faucet package, by specification |
Drainage | Removable drain hose or grey-water collection arrangement, by specification |
Prep surfaces | Two connectable side tables and one removable prep board |
Base storage volume | Nominal 65 L / 2.30 cu ft before installed water components |
Mobility | Wheels and retractable pull handle |
Lighting support | Retractable pole for a compatible buyer-selected camp light |
EC 2.0-G base-platform net weight* | Approx. 18.2 kg / 40.1 lb |
EC 2.0-G base-platform gross weight* | Approx. 21.5 kg / 47.4 lb |
EC 2.0-G reference carton* | 535 × 535 × 590 mm / 21.1 × 21.1 × 23.2 in |
Standard color direction | Graphite, black, sand or buyer-specified finish, subject to MOQ |
Logo and packaging | Available for qualified wholesale and private-label projects |
OEM/ODM service | Available subject to quantity, tooling, testing and technical feasibility |
*The listed weight and carton data belong to the current single-burner EC 2.0-G reference platform. They are not confirmed values for the dual-burner, faucet or water-container configuration. Publish the configured model's measured values after sample approval.
This overland kitchen box is intended for outdoor cooking after it has been unloaded and placed on stable ground. It is not a built-in galley and should not be operated inside a vehicle, tent, enclosed awning or other poorly ventilated space.
Suitable product-range positions include:
4x4 and overland travel equipment
SUV, van and pickup camping accessories
RV and travel-trailer exterior kitchens
Family car-camping ranges
Fishing, hunting and basecamp equipment
Tailgating and outdoor-event kitchens
Outdoor rental and hospitality programs
Emergency response and mobile support kits
The wheeled format is most useful when the packed kitchen moves a short distance from the vehicle to camp. It is not intended to replace lightweight backpacking cookware or a permanently mounted drawer kitchen.
The product gives retailers a clear, demonstrable story: one box opens into a cooking, washing, preparation and storage station. Setup videos, component diagrams and packed-versus-deployed images can communicate the value more effectively than a long feature list.
For outdoor brands, the modular platform also supports good-better-best assortment planning. A base table-and-storage model can sit below gas, BBQ, induction and complete water-system versions while keeping a related visual language and accessory ecosystem.
Relevant B2B customers include:
Outdoor and overlanding brands
Importers, wholesalers and regional distributors
4x4, SUV and pickup accessory retailers
RV, campervan and trailer outfitters
Sporting-goods and camping chains
E-commerce and marketplace sellers
Outdoor rental fleets and experience operators
Private-label product-development programs
INTECAMP can evaluate the following options for qualified projects:
Dual-burner layout, burner spacing and output range
Destination-specific hose, regulator, valve and cylinder connection
Single-burner, BBQ, induction or plain-table module variants
Basin size, basin color and removable prep-board design
USB-rechargeable or low-voltage faucet and pump options
Clean-water and grey-water container capacities
Drain hose, quick-connect fittings and storage clips
Table-panel layout, extension panels and accessory mounting points
Structural color, powder-coat finish and trim details
Printed, moulded, engraved or metal-badge branding
Retail carton, mail-order protection and pallet configuration
Multilingual instructions, warning labels and parts diagrams
Buyer-specified material, gas, electrical and food-contact testing
Spare-parts assortment and after-sales replacement plan
Pre-shipment inspection and project-specific quality documentation
MOQ, sample timing and production lead time depend on whether the project uses the current EC 2.0 platform, changes only colors and branding, or requires a new dual-burner and water-system assembly.
To receive a useful quotation rather than a generic unit price, please provide:
Destination country and sales channels
Expected order quantity and annual volume
Required cooking module and number of burners
Target burner output and intended fuel cylinder
Required hose, regulator and connection standard
Basin, faucet, pump, clean-water and grey-water requirements
Preferred color, logo method and packaging format
Testing, certification and documentation requirements
Target packed size or vehicle-fit constraints
Preferred Incoterm and destination port
INTECAMP will use this information to confirm technical feasibility, sample scope, MOQ, lead time and the correct commercial offer.
Unload the packed kitchen and move it by the pull handle only over suitable ground.
Select a level, open-air cooking area away from tents, vehicles, dry vegetation and other combustible materials.
Open and secure the tables, legs, panels and fasteners according to the supplied instructions.
Install only the approved cooking module, hose, regulator and fuel connection for that model.
Keep the gas cylinder upright and outside the storage box while the stove is operating.
Check connections for leaks using the procedure in the approved gas instructions before ignition. Never use a flame to check for leaks.
Set up the basin, clean-water supply and grey-water collection without allowing water to reach burners, valves, ignition parts or electrical components.
Let the stove and cookware cool completely, disconnect the fuel safely, drain and dry the water components, then repack the system.
Wipe coated and moulded surfaces with a soft cloth, mild detergent and clean water.
Follow the separate cleaning instructions for the burner, basin, faucet, pump and prep board.
Do not use aggressive solvents or abrasive tools unless approved for the specific surface.
Remove food, grease and standing water before packing.
Dry the basin, hoses, containers and storage compartment before long-term storage.
Inspect gas hoses, seals, valves, fasteners, table supports, pull handle and wheels before each trip.
Replace damaged gas or water components with approved parts; do not improvise connections.
Store the kitchen and fuel cylinder according to local rules and the component manufacturers' instructions.
Do not leave the packed unit exposed to rain or standing water unless the final product has a verified weather-resistance rating.
The proposed complete configuration includes the EC 2.0 portable box platform, a dual-burner cooking module, two side tables, a collapsible basin, a removable prep board, a retractable lamp pole, wheels and a pull handle. Faucet, pump, clean-water container, grey-water container, drain hose, gas hose and regulator must be listed separately on the final SKU because market requirements differ.
No. It is a freestanding portable kitchen carried inside a suitable SUV, van, pickup or trailer and set up outdoors. It does not require a permanent vehicle installation. INTECAMP can evaluate separate vehicle-mounting projects, but they require different anchoring, vibration and crash-safety considerations.
No universal fit claim is made. The EC 2.0-G reference platform folds to approximately 450 × 470 × 530 mm / 17.7 × 18.5 × 20.9 in. Buyers should check the final configured dimensions, lifting weight, trunk opening and available cargo space in the vehicles they target.
No. Its reference deployed height is approximately 422 mm / 16.6 in, making it a low-profile kitchen for use from a camp chair or low working position. Buyers who need an 860–920 mm standing counter should request a feasibility review for a raised support system and should not use the low-platform dimensions in standing-height marketing.
INTECAMP can develop butane, propane or LPG configurations, but the hose, regulator, pressure, valve, connector and instructions must match the approved stove and destination market. A European package and a North American package should be treated as different technical configurations, not as one universal gas kit.
Certification is product- and market-specific. INTECAMP will review the requested destination, stove assembly and applicable conformity route before quotation. No certification mark should be printed or published until the exact production configuration and supporting documentation have been approved.
The collapsible basin can be used with a portable water container. A faucet, pump, clean-water container and drain or grey-water kit can be evaluated as an optional or bundled configuration. The final product page must show exactly which parts are included.
The base EC 2.0 platform has a nominal 65 L / 2.30 cu ft storage compartment. Free storage volume will be lower when water containers, pump components or other accessories are stored inside. INTECAMP can confirm the usable packed layout after the final bill of materials is approved.
The current single-burner EC 2.0-G platform has a reference net weight of approximately 18.2 kg / 40.1 lb. The dual-burner and water-system version will have a different final weight. A production sample must be weighed with every included component before a complete-set net weight is published.
Yes. Subject to the approved platform and module interface, a range can include gas, BBQ, induction and plain-table configurations. Every variant should have its own SKU, visible specifications, instructions and compliance documents.
Yes. Logo application, colors, badges, retail cartons, labels, manuals and accessory bundles can be evaluated for private-label orders. Available methods, MOQ and lead time depend on the approved design and order volume.
MOQ depends on the configuration. A current platform with standard components may support a smaller trial order, while a new dual-burner assembly, custom water system, color match or printed package may require a higher quantity. Send the target specification for a project-specific MOQ.