Inductive cook top under the granite.

A client of mine just installed an inductive cooked top and had it put under the granite countertop so you can use the countertop as a normal countertop and then when you want to cook it turns into a cooktop. The granite doesn't get hot because it's magnetic and inductive which causes the pan to get hot but not the granite.

[@aeonjoey3d]

THIS makes more sense, having the controler panel IN a drawer, others i've seen have a blank panel with a LOT of gaps and useless space taken up. showing these mats is also really helpful to understand how it looks and works. thanks!

[@speckdratz]

Never was it more fun not to know where to put the pan. Maybe instead of simple beeps the electronics could have a speaker that said "cooold... colder... warmer... hot... hot hot hot!" to help locating the burners 🤷

[@enok97]

Thanks David! This was helpful!

[@atomosstampede]

Imagine being that poor guest who wanted to help move the casserole away from the counter 🔥🖐️

[@leonitasmaximus4004]

I think there needs to be some type of markings on the surface to help make sure it is on the element. Probably just need to etch a pattern in the surface to dull the surface shine and that should be good enough. Then there isn't any guess work on where to put it and it won't be super obvious and distracting when looking at the counter. Being able to see the marking a little bit is probably cooler since your cook top is your countertop.

[@liliththefirehawk796]

This is DEFINITELY some rich people sh*t, lmao 😂

[@Tuskbumper]

Tbh, I don't think it is? Though maybe the hidden design is what they were going for this doesn't seem that bad 🤔

[@pauls2613]

Lol thats funny.

[@user-cr6ki4qs4y]

An invisacook single burner unit costs $1,200. A single regular induction is like $50 to $75. I'd say it's for the wealthy and rich.

[@pauls2613]

@@user-cr6ki4qs4y i just realized that im wealthy lol. Thanks

[@tokitone]

@@user-cr6ki4qs4y not when your a countertop guy that can still do it for 75 bucks 😂

[@hueman9]

When your pot is low battery and it use wireless techology to charge it.

[@westonbooth6230]

Just an idea if you can find the center of the burners just put a small dot with a permanent marker or use a small chisel and carve out a small indention and stain it with a marker so you always know where the center of each burner is 👌

[@bcomplexllc-kitchensolutio7248]

If you shine a laser dot where that point is, you not only know the general area where the pot should go, but now the dot shows on the pot and you can use the dot to center the pot exactly.

[@grvsays]

Or maybe a small light via the granite

[@God0fTime]

would be an interesting idea to have a button connected to lazer pens on the ceiling that shine down to the center so you can toggle on and off the lazer

[@BishanSidhu]

Where is the chimney for this cook top

[@paulcoopmans4288]

Good luck when it needs a repair…..

[@iris1484]

Could you give more details in price, where to get it from? Please 🙏

[@TR-oq1we]

Any issues with the granite company milling the stone? We want to get invisacook but where we picked our granite won’t do it.

[@jeppegivskud5447]

Can you see where the burners are or do you just have to feel your way too them?

[@XInfantryman]

No you can't see where the burners are but it makes a beeping noise when you are over a burner.

[@MaxineShaw_84]

Some countertops come marked.

[@XInfantryman]

@@MaxineShaw_84 if you want they will mark where the burners are in granite but these clients wanted it to look like just a countertop.

[@n0oo7]

I'd prefer small marked countertops, maybe scratches circled in

[@XInfantryman]

@@n0oo7 yeah, I agree with you. It's easier to find the burners, quicker if you can see them.