Invisacook

Step into the future of kitchen design with Invisacook, the cutting-edge induction hob that transforms your kitchen countertop into a cooking marvel.

This isn’t a concept from a James Bond gadget workshop—it’s real, it’s here, and it’s redefining what we expect from our kitchen spaces.

Invisacook has ingeniously developed a system that positions an induction hob directly underneath your kitchen countertop. Through the magic of advanced induction technology, pans are heated through the surface, allowing you to cook directly on your countertop. This seamless integration of cooking technology into your work surface not only maximizes kitchen functionality but also elevates the aesthetic appeal of your space.

Our innovative technology merges the practicality of a functional cooking surface with the elegance of luxury design. With Invisacook, you get the best of both worlds: a kitchen that’s as stylish as it is practical.

Invisacook Compatibility

Invisacook’s invisible cooktop technology boasts a sleek design, but requires specific countertop material compatibility for proper functionality and safety. Here’s a breakdown of Invisacook’s compatibility with quartz, porcelain, and sintered stone we offer.

Quartz

Not Compatible

Invisacook cooktops are not compatible with standard quartz countertops. Quartz is a popular choice for kitchens due to its durability and aesthetics, but it lacks the necessary heat resistance for Invisacook’s invisible cooktop technology. The heat generated by induction cooking can damage quartz countertops.

Porcelain

Compatibility with Limitations

Only ultra-compact porcelain, a denser and more heat-resistant variety, can be used. However, the countertop needs to be at least 12mm thick to accommodate the cooktop installation. Standard porcelain countertops are generally not recommended due to potential heat resistance limitations.

Sintered Stone

Compatibility Requires Specific Composition

Sintered stone’s compatibility with Invisacook depends on its heat resistance. Due to variations in composition across brands and varieties, consult Invisacook or a qualified installer directly. Contact us and provide details like brand, collection, and thickness of your chosen sintered stone for the most accurate compatibility assessment.

Key Features of Invisacook’s Invisible Cooktop

Invisacook’s invisible cooktop technology breaks the mold of traditional cooktops, offering a revolutionary approach to cooking that seamlessly integrates with your kitchen’s design. Here’s a closer look at the key features that elevate your culinary experience.

A Seamless Blend into Your Countertop

The defining characteristic of Invisacook is its ability to disappear. The cooktop surface integrates flawlessly with your countertop material, creating a smooth, uninterrupted expanse. This eliminates the visual clutter of a traditional cooktop, allowing the beauty of your high-end quartz, granite, or compatible sintered stone countertop to take center stage.

Enhanced Aesthetics for a Kitchen Redefined

Invisacook’s invisible design goes beyond mere functionality; it elevates the entire aesthetic of your kitchen. By eliminating the bulky cooktop element, it creates a clean, minimalist look that exudes sophistication and modern luxury. Your kitchen transforms from a utilitarian space into a stunning showcase of contemporary design.

Induction Technology for Precise Heat Control

Invisacook harnesses the power of induction technology, a highly efficient and responsive cooking method. Heat is transferred directly to your cookware, eliminating wasted energy and ensuring even cooking results across every pot and pan.

Potential Safety Benefits

Invisacook’s invisible design offers potential safety benefits by minimizing the risk of accidental burns. Since the cooktop surface itself doesn’t generate heat, there’s a lower chance of burns compared to traditional cooktops with hot surfaces.

Invisacook Invisible Cooktop FAQs

Invisacook’s invisible cooktop system requires specific countertop materials for functionality and safety. While it works with some natural stones like granite (with specific thickness requirements), it’s not compatible with standard quartz or popular options like laminate or wood. Always confirm compatibility with your chosen countertop material, especially newer options like sintered stone, before investing in an Invisacook system.

Invisacook utilizes induction technology, which requires cookware with a magnetic base to generate heat on the cooktop. Ensure your existing cookware is compatible with induction cooking or factor in the cost of purchasing new induction-ready cookware when considering Invisacook.

Invisacook likely utilizes a touch interface for controlling the cooking zones and functionalities. While designed to be intuitive, there might be a slight learning curve compared to traditional knobs or dials.

Specific safety features may vary by model, but some Invisacook cooktops might include features like child locks for added safety. Check the product specifications or contact customer service for confirmation.pen_spark