Multicookers with two compartments one above the other

Vertical with 2 compartments

— multicookers with two vertically arranged chambers form a compact "tower" where one chamber sits above the other, each with a fixed volume. This format is convenient when kitchen space is limited in width: the device can be easily placed in a corner or between other appliances, while still allowing you to cook two dishes simultaneously. Typically, the upper and lower chambers have separate temperature and time controls, but the compartments themselves are not combined — you always work with two independent-sized bowls. In practice, this is convenient when, for example, meat is roasting below while vegetables are cooking or pastries are reheating above, and the dimensions of the appliance remain similar to a regular one-chamber multicooker.