Bürstner
Bürstner
Pictured: Bürstner Lyseo TD 744 Harmony Line
Jakob Bürstner started trading as Bürstner in 1924, initially operating as a construction and furniture workshop in the Neumühl district of Kehl in southwestern Germany. In 1955 the business changed to concentrate on interior fittings and furnishings. With their high reputation for quality and excellence, the company received a large order from Deutsche Bahn to fit out train stations and to furnish the newly-built homes for railway staff at the same time. In 1958 Jakob’s son Gerhart Bürstner, realised there was a bright future ahead for touring holidays and he started to work alongside a local chassis manufacturer and the first Bürstner caravan was developed, the Delfin (Dolphin). In 1986 Bürstner started to produce motorhomes. Bürstner is part of the Erwin Hymer Group.
Bürstner Elegance I920G
"Couldn't help but notice the excellent lighting, with light sources everywhere. The rear bed design is lovely"
Bürstner Lyseo TD 590 Harmony Line
"Sky high appeal thanks to innovative and spec-efficient layout and good equipment levels"
Bürstner Lyseo TD 744 Harmony Line
"Beautifully designed and finished - a stylish continental interpretation of that traditional UK favourite rear lounge layout"
Bürstner Lyseo TD 728 G Harmony Line
"Great rear bed design, allowing for easy getting up in the night. Although, mind the steps! Big garage. Comfortable large motorhome"
Bürstner Eliseo C600
"A good all-rounder with the potential to be a viable daily driver as well as a comfortable couples tourer"
Bürstner Eliseo C641
"Nicely designed and well finished - the airy cab with sky-roof opens up the habitation beautifully"