Kitchen · Sintered Stone
Seattle Contemporary Kitchen in Dekton Laos and Lapitec
Seattle, WA
A contemporary Seattle kitchen with Dekton Laos countertops, a Lapitec island with an induction cooktop and a stone-wrapped hood.
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Invisacook induction cooktops, models and requirements
Invisacook is a hidden induction brand that mounts beneath a compatible porcelain or sintered stone slab and turns the countertop into the cooking surface. It offers a smaller model and a larger four-burner model.
The brand publishes a compatibility list of slab brands, which takes guesswork out of choosing stone.
Scope of work
What Your Invisacook Cooktops Project Includes
XL model
The smaller Invisacook XL suits islands and compact kitchens where fewer burners are enough.
Pro 4 model
The larger Invisacook Pro 4 suits cooks who use multiple burners at once.
Slab compatibility check
We confirm your slab against Invisacook's compatibility list before you commit.
Cutout and fabrication planning
Slab machining and cabinet details are planned from the unit's specifications.
Step by step
How Your Invisacook Cooktops Project Is Planned and Installed
Choose the model
Pick based on how many burners you use at once and the space you have.
Choose a compatible slab
Select thin porcelain or sintered stone from a compatible brand at a supplier showroom.
Plan the build
Cabinet base, ventilation and a dedicated circuit are coordinated with your trades.
Fabricate and install
The slab is fabricated, set and fitted, and the system is tested with cookware.
Plan ahead
What to Consider Before Choosing Invisacook Cooktops
Using a slab outside the manufacturer's compatibility list can affect warranty and performance.
The unit needs framing directly beneath the slab, so open-bottom cabinets do not work.
Each model has its own circuit requirement. Your electrician confirms it from the manufacturer's specs.
Real projects
Photos From Real Invisacook Cooktops Projects
Case studies
Case Studies That Used Invisacook Cooktops
Questions
Invisacook Cooktops: Your Questions Answered
It is a hidden induction cooktop brand that mounts under a compatible thin slab so the countertop becomes the cooking surface.
The smaller XL is plenty for most everyday cooking. The Pro 4 suits cooks who run several burners at once.
Thin porcelain and sintered stone from brands on Invisacook's published list. We check your pick before you commit.
Yes. It must reach the unit inside the cabinet base, and your electrician sets it up from the manufacturer's specs.
Ask us. Both depend on model and project, and we can confirm them once your plans are clear.
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