WOHNMOBIL TEILINTEGRIERT 2026 Neuheiten Bürstner Signature

Niesmann Caravaning GmbH & Co. KG Kehrstraße 51 56751 Polch +49 2654 9409-0 [email protected] Luxury in a compact format: 5 reasons why the new Bürstner Signature SFT 7.0 sets standards 1. Introduction: From trade fair hype to reality The Bürstner Signature series was undoubtedly the star of recent trade fairs. Whether at the Caravan Salon or the CMT – wherever these vehicles appeared, long queues immediately formed. But for us experts, the crucial question always remains: Does the production model live up to the promise of the highly polished prototype? The transition to series production is often the moment of truth, when features and build quality must prove whether they meet the high standards. A first exclusive look at the production models is now possible at Niesmann Caravaning in Polch, where the vehicles have arrived just in time for the in-house exhibition (March 13-15). Denise, the on-site expert, sums up the relief at the successful result perfectly: "Bürstner has delivered on its promises regarding quality. So, if you ever have the chance to come and see it for yourself, do it. It's definitely worth it." Particularly appealing for discerning couples: The SFT 7.0 is designed as a pure two-person vehicle. By foregoing a drop-down bed, the interior gains a lightness usually only found in much larger motorhomes. 2. The Alko low-frame chassis: More than just a foundation As a specialist journalist, one looks under the hood first, and this is where the Signature SFT 7.0 scores points with its Alko low-frame chassis. For the user, this means far more than just stability. A lower center of gravity and a wider track ensure driving dynamics that conventional chassis often lack – a gain in safety and comfort on long motorway journeys. A crucial ergonomic factor for the e-bike generation is the extremely low loading height of the rear garage. Since it barely reaches knee height, heavy e-bikes can be loaded with ease, protecting your back, instead of having to be laboriously heaved in. The facts speak for themselves: Load capacity: 250 kg payload in the garage, secured by standard airline rails. Tank capacities: A true benchmark in the semi-integrated motorhome class are the 200 liters of fresh water and 130 liters of wastewater, which are housed in the frost-protected double floor. Technical highlight: The "service hatch" offers modern convenience with electric drain valves and an integrated frost protection system. A 20-liter gas tank and a waste tank are even available as options – features usually only found in the liner class. Thanks to the GRP underbody protection and insulation, the vehicle is also fully winter-ready. It's remarkable that despite this extensive equipment, Bürstner allows for a 3.5-ton vehicle registration (driving license category B), with upgrades to 3.65 tons or 4.5 tons (Maxi chassis) available for maximum payload. 3. Redefining the Sense of Space: The Skyview Panorama and the "Face-to-Face" Lounge The interior of the SFT 7.0 breaks with classic floor plan conventions. The enormous Skyview window, which extends far into the roof's curve, blurs the lines between inside and outside. Since the 7.0 doesn't have a drop-down bed to lower the ceiling, the full standing height of 1.98 m is maintained throughout the entire living area. "You have the impression you're practically sitting outdoors... you can look up at the sky so beautifully." ``` The face-to-face seating area with its round, sliding table, upholstered in high-quality corduroy, exudes a modern yet cozy feel. It's an open-plan concept that invites you to linger and, thanks to the diverse configuration options (from leather to fabric), caters to every individual taste. 4. The innovative "drawer" kitchen and the coffee machine lift system In the kitchen, Bürstner demonstrates how to incorporate genuine innovations into a compact space. The centerpiece is the 138-liter refrigerator, designed as a large drawer. This is not only ergonomically sound but also prevents food from falling out after a winding drive. Two details deserve special attention: 1. The lift system ("sight line"): A retractable shelf for spices or the coffee machine (including a power outlet). When retracted, it opens up an unobstructed view from the cockpit to the rear, significantly enhancing the feeling of spaciousness. 2. The work surface: Above the hob is a pull-out glass shelf. Together with the elegantly integrated sink in the worktop, this creates a functional unit that is visually far above the standard level.