Witt Piccolo Rotante 13" Gas Pizza Oven
Taking a pizza oven away for the weekend
Two people who want restaurant bases at home
A first pizza oven without the bulk
Witt · Pizza Ovens
The owner's insights on the Piccolo Rotante 13"
This is the Witt for people who do not have room for the Etna. At 19 kg and 48 cm wide it fits on a balcony rail table, in the boot of a car, or on a camp bench. It still has the rotating stone that makes the range worth buying.
The stone turns while it cooks, so a 13 inch base colours evenly without you working it around with a peel. It reaches 500°C in about fifteen minutes and turns a pizza out in ninety seconds, the same as its larger siblings.
The newer Piccolo has a removable stone shelf, which sounds minor until you have tried to clean burnt semolina out of a fixed oven cavity. It lifts out.
Two limits worth knowing. It runs on LPG only. Thirteen inches is 30.5 cm, which is a generous personal pizza rather than a family one. If you want 16 inch bases in a body this size, the Piccolo Rotante 16" is the one.
Why you'll love the Piccolo Rotante 13"
Fits where the big ovens do not
48 cm wide and 19 kg, so a balcony, a small courtyard or a camp table all work.
Stop turning the pizza
The rotating stone gives even colour around the whole base without you chasing it with a peel.
Fifteen minutes to 500°C
Light it when people arrive and it is ready before the dough is stretched.
Clean it without the fight
The pizza stone lifts out on a removable shelf, so the cavity can actually be cleaned.
Take it with you
Light enough for one person to carry and load into a car for a weekend away.
Nothing else to buy to start
The gas regulator is in the box. Connect an LPG bottle and light it.
Why you should consider a Witt pizza oven
Aluvy build in Isère, in south-eastern France. Every piece carries Origine France Garantie certification, which is an audited mark rather than a marketing line. We hold a price beat on the range: find the same model advertised for less by an Australian seller and we will beat that price. We deliver free anywhere in Australia and check in with you within a week of it landing. If anything ever goes wrong we handle the warranty claim for you. You call us on an Australian number, not an overseas call centre.
Talk it through before you order
Thirteen inches suits two people comfortably. If you are regularly feeding four or more, call us before you settle on this one.
Call todayPiccolo Rotante 13" specifications
| Fuel | LPG only. No natural gas conversion |
|---|---|
| Maximum temperature | 500°C (950°F) |
| Heat-up time | About 15 minutes to 500°C |
| Cooking time | About 90 seconds per pizza |
| Pizza size | Up to 13 inches (30.5 cm) |
| Burner | C-shaped |
| Stone | Rotating, on a removable shelf |
| Dimensions | 48 × 57.6 × 38.7 cm |
| Weight | 19 kg |
| Packed dimensions | 65 × 54 × 44 cm, 26 kg |
| Warranty | Two years against defects in materials and workmanship |
| Included | Gas regulator |
| Colours | Black, Green |
What's included
- Piccolo Rotante 13" oven body with rotating stone
- Gas regulator
- Removable pizza stone on its shelf
The oven cover, the spare stones and the accessories are sold separately. An LPG bottle is not included.
Frequently asked questions
How big a pizza does the Piccolo 13 take?
Up to 13 inches, which is 30.5 cm. That is a generous personal pizza. For a family-sized base look at the Piccolo Rotante 16 inch or the Etna Rotante.
Can I really take it camping?
It weighs 19 kg and measures 48 cm across, so one person can carry it and it fits in a boot. It still needs an LPG bottle and a level surface. Like every gas oven, it must be used outdoors.
Can I run it on natural gas?
No. The Piccolo is built for LPG only and there is no natural gas conversion.
Does the stone really rotate?
Yes. The stone turns while the oven cooks, which colours the base evenly without you needing to turn the pizza by hand.
How do I clean it?
The stone sits on a removable shelf that lifts out, so you can clear the cavity properly rather than scraping around a fixed floor.
Is the regulator included?
Yes, a gas regulator comes in the box. You supply the LPG bottle.
How is it different from the Etna Rotante?
The Etna is larger at 29.8 kg and takes a 16 inch base. It also adds a booster burner under the stone for cooking pizzas back to back. The Piccolo is the compact one.
What warranty does it come with?
Witt give a two year manufacturer's warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. We handle the claim for you rather than sending you to the maker. It does not cover normal wear such as discolouration, tarnishing or rust, damage caused by non-original spare parts, or faults from not following the manual. The pizza stone is treated as a consumable: store it somewhere dry once the oven has cooled, because leaving it in the oven over time makes it brittle. Salt air and pool chemicals are excluded, so a cover is worth having near the coast.
What is the difference between the 13 inch and the 16 inch Piccolo?
Only the size of the base it takes, plus the body around it. Both use the same C-shaped burner and rotating stone.
Compare with similar
Witt Piccolo Rotante 13"
The compact one at 19 kg, sized for a 13 inch base.
Best for balconies, small courtyards and taking with you.
From $898
The same idea with room for a 16 inch base.
Best for families who still want a small footprint.
From $998
Adds a booster burner under the stone. 29.8 kg.
Best for feeding a crowd without pausing.
From $1,099
Bring the Piccolo home
We hold a price beat on the Witt range. We deliver free anywhere in Australia and handle any warranty claim for you rather than sending you to the maker.
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