If you are capable, you can accomplish whatever you want. We wanted both propane and electric induction cooktops in our Casita trailer so we could dry glamp for long durations using propane and glamp dock without using any propane at all. And we wanted a window in our kitchen backsplash too.
For our induction cooktop, we selected the Kenyon Bridge Induction Cooktop, which is a 2-burner induction design that can be “bridged” together to enable large griddle use, uses 240VAC and provides 3,500 Watts of total induction capability…either all used by one single burner, shared by both single burners or bridged together to create a large cooking area suitable for our Lodge Reversible Griddle. And 3,500 Watts of induction capability enables boiling water unbelievably fast. This high-end marine quality induction cooktop weighs 12 pounds and has dimensions of 12 inches wide by 21 inches deep.
For our propane cooktop, we selected the Contoure Propane Cooktop, which is a 2-burner propane design, has 12VDC electronic ignition, provides 7,500 BTU and 5,800 BTU capability (which are relatively low power burners, but are appropriate for inside a small RV) and which also has desirable safety features including push-to-turn knobs and a thermocouple sensor that terminates the propane flow if no flame is detected. This propane cooktop weighs 6 pounds and has dimensions of 11-3/8 inches wide by 18-3/4 inches deep.
More photos and details of this Casita trailer modification and all our many Casita trailer modifications may be found by Googling our trailer name if interested.
Gayle & Bob
"Los Gatos Casita"