Love the invisible kitchen. If someone goes into a resturaunt or coffee house, who wants to see the dishwasher and the kitchen sink? It just makes sense to extend the same concept to a home. Love it. It's the future of home kitchen design. Blend the kitchen with the rest of the house.
"LOVE THIS INVISIBLE STOVE & KITCHEN " if some guest come to home if they see the kitchen of this type of invisible kitchen and fridge, oven, steamer and they stay looking at kitchen . kitchen wardrobe looks amazing 🥰🥰😍😍😘😘 * )this type of kitchen will stay clean and healthy * )modern generation =modern kitchens * )It attractive more * )when it comes to disher washer amazing technology love you guys thank you so much 😍😍😘😘🥰🥰❤❤❤❤
To make it clear an induction cooktop will only heat up certain dishes through induction. Hense why it is given the name. You could touch it with your hand and nothing would happen.
The induction surface does not get hot. After cooking, the area where the pot was on the induction cooktop will get warm from the pot, but not hot so it cannot burn someone. Not only is induction much safer than other types of cooking because the surface does not get hot, there is no flame, so one cannot get burned or start a fire, it cooks much faster, literally heats 8 quarts of water within 3 minutes from cold to full boil, it cooks more effectively in half degree increments, the temperature can go so low that one no longer needs a double boiler to cook delicate sauces, chocolate, etc, the cleanup is much easier since food does not burn onto the surface, you can even cook through a paper towel with it under the pot making cleanup super easy and it also saves energy because it is around 90 per cent efficient compared to cooking with gas, which is around 85 per cent efficient, or cooking with an electric stovetop which is around 74 per cent efficient.
Thank you. A very important question we hear often. This is induction cooktop and it heats up only dishes with magnetic bottom. If you sit on the counter and induction burner is on nothing will happen besides you have metal elements on your pants. Same chance to have a problem sitting on a regular induction cooktop.
YGK Kitchen Cabinets and Design I disagree and your reasonings fails to settle my suspicions. This is a problem waiting to happen; especially for those with kids. Someone could easily get burned right after you take a hot pot off the counter, right? And I doubt anyone in their right mind would purposely sit on regular induction cook top; therefore, I believe there is a greater chance for someone getting burned w/ this cooktop.
YGK Kitchen Cabinets and Design thanks for your reply. Looking at invisicook and they seem to have a working product ready for 3CM of any material. Thanks again for your reply. Great video.
Baospacity The idea behind Invisicook is great but the controls look like they need further development and more refinement. It’s a bulky wired box placed in a drawer pull down. Also, Invisicook recommends a countertop I know won’t work well long term with induction, Corian. We had a glass electric cooktop and 3 of 5 burners caused long thermal cracks in the Corian. I would expect the same material breakdown using induction, the Corian surface would become hot during prolonged use and this would cause thermal stress and cracking. It happens with Corian sinks as well, if you pour hot liquids in them they develop spider cracks. Other than the thermal issues, our Corian has been a joy to clean and maintain over 20+ years. It really is an underrated, low maintenance surface for a heavily used kitchen. Corian earns its keep in older homes with floors subject to movement. Corian is flexible enough to bend with the cabinets and not crack. We are headed towards granite or Cambria right now but we will have to do some serious uncoupling of the cabinets and the hardwood floor to keep either choice from cracking over time. I really wish Invisicook would do more marketing and development. It’s a great kitchen design idea....
Reading replies , now I see why the world is in the state it is today. Volunteering for NASA’s planetary relocation program so I can get rid of this shirt that says “I’m with stupid” and has arrows pointing everywhere.
The point of having an obvious cooktop, is to know where it is so you don’t burn yourself Don’t solve a nonexistent problem And no, I’m not being “uninnovative”
Thank you for your comment. This kitchen is a "show display" - special display for ABX Show 2018 - in a real kitchen we have marks on the counter showing cooking area. And of course this solution just a way to present different options to solve some unique requests from our clients. All our kitchens have regular cooktops what you can find in appliances store.
YGK Kitchen Cabinets and Design I thought your display was wonderful. I particularly love the Sapienstone induction. I have been using induction for 7 years but we are moving way from it in our new remodel. Why? Well, the glass is constantly scratching and I hate to look at the scratches. Using porcelain instead of Schott Ceran glass/ceramic is a huge deal to me! Now, if it would be possible to mix induction and gas according to my needs on the same porcelain cooktop surface, I would be really happy. I want total control over the placement, something like PITT Cooking and Sapienstone induction mixed. This would satisfy my aesthetic and practical needs as well as making clean up a joy. It would be so much easier and better looking than those clunky professional gas ranges! 😎
Stupid idea. Invisible burners, I can’t see the law suits. I always wanted to hide my appliances behind a drab dull wall and have expensive electric motors to help open my doors. Oh....and the music was whiney and annoying.
Thank you so much for your great comment! We have everything including electric motors, servo drives, lift-up mechanisms to solve any problem. Everything that we use in our kitchens certified and UL approved. Unfortunately, we can not show all options in one small display. Thank you again for your comment it helps us be better!
Love the invisible kitchen.
If someone goes into a resturaunt or coffee house, who wants to see the dishwasher and the kitchen sink?
It just makes sense to extend the same concept to a home.
Love it.
It's the future of home kitchen design.
Blend the kitchen with the rest of the house.
Thank you for your comment and agree with you.
Who cares that much. Atleast you now they’re cleaning. That’s too much OCD right here.
The amount of people that failed at science but have strong comments about this cooktop is too damn high
Awesome video y'all... You all do such great work keep it up! Great display for your showroom!
Thank you so much! We'll keep doing!
"LOVE THIS INVISIBLE STOVE & KITCHEN " if some guest come to home if they see the kitchen of this type of invisible kitchen and fridge, oven, steamer and they stay looking at kitchen . kitchen wardrobe looks amazing 🥰🥰😍😍😘😘
* )this type of kitchen will stay clean and healthy
* )modern generation =modern kitchens
* )It attractive more
* )when it comes to disher washer
amazing technology love you guys thank you so much 😍😍😘😘🥰🥰❤❤❤❤
To make it clear an induction cooktop will only heat up certain dishes through induction. Hense why it is given the name. You could touch it with your hand and nothing would happen.
But the surface still get's hot from the pot.
The induction surface does not get hot. After cooking, the area where the pot was on the induction cooktop will get warm from the pot, but not hot so it cannot burn someone. Not only is induction much safer than other types of cooking because the surface does not get hot, there is no flame, so one cannot get burned or start a fire, it cooks much faster, literally heats 8 quarts of water within 3 minutes from cold to full boil, it cooks more effectively in half degree increments, the temperature can go so low that one no longer needs a double boiler to cook delicate sauces, chocolate, etc, the cleanup is much easier since food does not burn onto the surface, you can even cook through a paper towel with it under the pot making cleanup super easy and it also saves energy because it is around 90 per cent efficient compared to cooking with gas, which is around 85 per cent efficient, or cooking with an electric stovetop which is around 74 per cent efficient.
@@joycevillano755
The cooktop will get very hot after prolonged cooking at high heat... that's just common sense.
Like for Massachusetts
Meeee
Like we didn't see your feet when opening that door
This is awesome
Who is the manufacturer of the induction? Thanks
it's Invisacook
How do you know where the heat spots on the countertops are?
we have tiny marks on the countertop
So what happens when the hidden burner is on and someone sits on the counter?🧐 correct me if I’m wrong, but methinks there is a problem
Thank you. A very important question we hear often. This is induction cooktop and it heats up only dishes with magnetic bottom. If you sit on the counter and induction burner is on nothing will happen besides you have metal elements on your pants. Same chance to have a problem sitting on a regular induction cooktop.
YGK Kitchen Cabinets and Design I disagree and your reasonings fails to settle my suspicions. This is a problem waiting to happen; especially for those with kids. Someone could easily get burned right after you take a hot pot off the counter, right? And I doubt anyone in their right mind would purposely sit on regular induction cook top; therefore, I believe there is a greater chance for someone getting burned w/ this cooktop.
@@michaelb.7505 the heating element drops when the pot is removed....common sense
@@Modern_Kitchens beautiful kitchen cabinets.are they sold in the UK?
@@MandemsCZcamsChannel yes, you want to look for Bauformat Cabinets to find them.
It's a dream
When can we expect tis in India?
it's hard to say. please check InvisaCook for the potential updates.
Will porcelain tops be the only material that works with this? Does the counter top always need to be thin? Will 2cm or 3 cm work? Cool stuff.
Most likely thicker and quartz countertops won't work for this solution as of today.
YGK Kitchen Cabinets and Design thanks for your reply. Looking at invisicook and they seem to have a working product ready for 3CM of any material. Thanks again for your reply. Great video.
YGK Kitchen Cabinets and Design I take it back. Your right. I’ll need to kill 3CM down to 1.5 cm at the least.
Baospacity The idea behind Invisicook is great but the controls look like they need further development and more refinement. It’s a bulky wired box placed in a drawer pull down. Also, Invisicook recommends a countertop I know won’t work well long term with induction, Corian.
We had a glass electric cooktop and 3 of 5 burners caused long thermal cracks in the Corian. I would expect the same material breakdown using induction, the Corian surface would become hot during prolonged use and this would cause thermal stress and cracking. It happens with Corian sinks as well, if you pour hot liquids in them they develop spider cracks. Other than the thermal issues, our Corian has been a joy to clean and maintain over 20+ years. It really is an underrated, low maintenance surface for a heavily used kitchen.
Corian earns its keep in older homes with floors subject to movement. Corian is flexible enough to bend with the cabinets and not crack. We are headed towards granite or Cambria right now but we will have to do some serious uncoupling of the cabinets and the hardwood floor to keep either choice from cracking over time.
I really wish Invisicook would do more marketing and development. It’s a great kitchen design idea....
Reading replies , now I see why the world is in the state it is today. Volunteering for NASA’s planetary relocation program so I can get rid of this shirt that says “I’m with stupid” and has arrows pointing everywhere.
Where are the stove's controls?
It looks cool, but based off of my responsibility level, I'm gonna burn off a few limbs
if you have a magnetic limbs that would be a problem
@@jovicespanol metal*
I do not need lights in my cabinet drawers.
😳🤗
The stiffness in her hand alarmed me for a second
But what happens if u forget where is the heater? Is the whole thing a burner?
we have small marks on the counter where the burners are
She work at the Boston location
are you talking about Mrs. Wonderful?
Oh what could possibly go wrong?
in that case, there is no difference between our option and flush mounted induction cooktop. Thank you.
How much does all of this cost 🤣🤣🤣
3 dollars
99 cents
Hm what’s wrong with this picture
“Good idea guys no lawsuits there!”
thank you!
The point of having an obvious cooktop, is to know where it is so you don’t burn yourself
Don’t solve a nonexistent problem
And no, I’m not being “uninnovative”
Thank you for your comment.
This kitchen is a "show display" - special display for ABX Show 2018 - in a real kitchen we have marks on the counter showing cooking area. And of course this solution just a way to present different options to solve some unique requests from our clients. All our kitchens have regular cooktops what you can find in appliances store.
It's induction you fucking jerkoff. It doesn't burn people. You're too poor to own one judging by you're stupid questions.
YGK Kitchen Cabinets and Design I thought your display was wonderful. I particularly love the Sapienstone induction. I have been using induction for 7 years but we are moving way from it in our new remodel. Why? Well, the glass is constantly scratching and I hate to look at the scratches.
Using porcelain instead of Schott Ceran glass/ceramic is a huge deal to me! Now, if it would be possible to mix induction and gas according to my needs on the same porcelain cooktop surface, I would be really happy. I want total control over the placement, something like PITT Cooking and Sapienstone induction mixed. This would satisfy my aesthetic and practical needs as well as making clean up a joy. It would be so much easier and better looking than those clunky professional gas ranges! 😎
Stupid idea. Invisible burners, I can’t see the law suits. I always wanted to hide my appliances behind a drab dull wall and have expensive electric motors to help open my doors. Oh....and the music was whiney and annoying.
Thank you so much for your great comment!
We have everything including electric motors, servo drives, lift-up mechanisms to solve any problem. Everything that we use in our kitchens certified and UL approved. Unfortunately, we can not show all options in one small display. Thank you again for your comment it helps us be better!
What’s happens if you don’t know the burner is on and you burn your hand
That can't physically happen, it only works if you have a pan there
David TCG you a year late buddy
@@917Sophia I figured it's never too late to learn
- Places bowl to pour milk into cereal - - pours in milk lifting bowl realizing burn marks on glass bowl -
Sir, did you went to school? do you know what induction means?
I mean, a kitchen is meant to be seen. Not hidden. So dumb. I’m sorry but no. This is for models and skinny celebs only. Lol.