Stima VP2 Fast Cook Electric Pizza Oven – Two Deck
Product Description
The Stima VP2 is a compact, two-deck electric pizza oven designed for commercial operations that want to serve stone-baked pizza without the footprint or infrastructure demands of a larger deck...
Specifications
- Country of origin
- Italy
- External depth (mm)
- 460
- External height (mm)
- 500
- External width (mm)
- 630
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Product Description
The Stima VP2 is a compact, two-deck electric pizza oven designed for commercial operations that want to serve stone-baked pizza without the footprint or infrastructure demands of a larger deck oven. It operates at high temperature using refractory stone bases on each deck, which absorb and radiate heat directly into the base of the pizza — the method that produces the characteristic crisp base associated with traditional pizza cooking. A carbon-activated filtration hood is included as standard, which means the oven can in many cases be positioned without a direct connection to an external extraction canopy, though this should be assessed carefully against your kitchen layout and local ventilation requirements before installation.
In a busy service environment, the VP2 is well suited to operations producing a moderate volume of pizzas as part of a broader menu — think gastro pubs, café-restaurants, or small-to-medium pizzerias with manageable throughput demands. The two-deck configuration allows different pizzas to be cooked simultaneously or at slightly staggered timings, which helps maintain pace during service without requiring a large dedicated pizza station.
From a practical standpoint, the oven offers several operational advantages worth noting:
- Refractory stone decks deliver consistent base heat for authentic results
- High operating temperature supports rapid cooking times during service
- Two independent decks allow simultaneous cooking or staggered loads
- Included filtration hood reduces extraction infrastructure requirements
- Compact dimensions suit counter or stand-mounted installation in tighter kitchens
Being an electric unit, installation is straightforward compared to gas alternatives, but the supply requirements should be confirmed with a qualified electrician before positioning — particularly if the oven is being added to an existing kitchen where circuit capacity may already be committed. The unit's weight and footprint mean it is typically bench-mounted, and adequate clearance around the oven should be factored into the layout plan.
The VP2 is a practical starting point for operators new to pizza service or those with moderate volume requirements. For sites running a high-volume, pizza-led menu or operating continuous covers across multiple sittings, it would be worth discussing whether a higher-capacity model with greater deck space or more powerful elements would better serve the operation long term.
If you are weighing up whether this oven suits your expected covers and kitchen setup, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.
Key Features
- Two independent refractory stone decks for simultaneous pizza cooking
- High operating temperature enables fast cook times during service
- Carbon-activated filtration hood included as standard with the unit
- Compact stainless steel construction suited to bench or stand mounting
- Electric operation simplifies installation versus gas deck oven alternatives
Operational Benefits
- Stone deck heat delivers consistent, crisp pizza bases every service
- Dual decks maintain throughput without slowing during peak periods
- Filtration hood reduces dependency on full canopy extraction systems
- Compact footprint allows pizza capability in smaller kitchen spaces
- Electric supply requirement avoids gas connection costs and compliance
Specifications
- Country of origin
- Italy
- External depth (mm)
- 460
- External height (mm)
- 500
- External width (mm)
- 630
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Number of decks
- 2
- Power type
- Single Phase Hardwired|3 Phase Hardwired
- Weight (kg)
- 47
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The VP2 is well matched to moderate pizza volumes — for example, a restaurant or pub kitchen where pizza is part of a mixed menu rather than the sole focus. For high-volume, pizza-led operations running back-to-back covers throughout service, a heavier-duty deck oven with greater capacity would typically be a more reliable long-term choice. We can help you assess the right fit based on your expected covers.
- The carbon-activated filtration hood reduces smoke and odour, which can allow counter-top placement in some kitchens without a direct canopy connection. However, whether this satisfies your specific ventilation requirements depends on local building regulations, kitchen configuration, and the type of pizzas being cooked. We would always recommend confirming this with your fit-out contractor or local environmental health officer before installation.
- The VP2 is a 220V electric unit, but the specific current draw means it will typically require a dedicated circuit rather than a standard 13-amp socket. A qualified electrician should assess your existing supply capacity and confirm the appropriate connection before the oven is commissioned — particularly in older kitchens where available load may already be committed to other equipment.