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Invisible Induction Cooktops
Invisible cooktops are induction cooktops that are hidden beneath your stone surface. You are given a burner without any evident hobs; all cooking is done by adequately situating the pan on your work surface! There is a hidden setting option, a few of which are even smartphone accessible! As a result, your workspace is suddenly transformed into a hob when the burners quickly heat pots via the slab! And guess what? Some say induction cooking is more time and energy-saving than regular gas or electric cookers. In addition, upkeep is simple: wiping down a worktop will always take less time than scrubbing a hob. Learn More
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Advantage Of Invisible Induction Cooktop
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Perfect for households with busy schedules, these invisible cooktops save you a lot of time on cleaning.
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You save on your bills as it is an energy-efficient system.
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Invisible cooking hobs make your kitchen look tidy.
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They make your kitchens modern and stylish. Being flat, without evident hobs and burners.
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Invisible induction cooktops create an additional workplace on the kitchen counter.
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It is best for small kitchens as invisible cooktops make counters multipurpose. Get a free quote on slabs.
Induction Cooktops That You Can’t See? Buy Slabs Here!
Invisible cooktops are plain and simple but effective, particularly when we apply stones designated only for cooktops. As you can see, we offer a wide range of colour and pattern choices for your invisible cooktop material, but before that, chat with our experts about the stone’s surfaces. Our range of colours are white, beige, black, light grey, ivory, cream, dark grey, green, black and gold, black and white, mixed blue, etc.
We have 300+ varieties if you want a worktop that amuses you!
Customise Your Porcelain Cooktops Without Hobs
Suppose you are looking to have a sleek kitchen and are planning the installation of an invisible induction hob. In that case, you must know that not all stone slabs readily available in the market are suitable for a cooktop with hidden burners. Porcelain stones are fragile and compatible with your invisible worktop hob; you might want these thin slabs that heat in no or less time, that too without hobs and burners.
Uses Of Invisible Cooktop Slabs
Let it be known that these range slabs, like any other stones available in the market, are suitable for all settings and not just invisible cooktops. These slabs are incredibly versatile, which allows you to use these for kitchen worktops, kitchen splashbacks, kitchen islands, windowsills, upstands, sinks, kitchen floors and walls, bathroom floors and walls, bathroom splashbacks, bathroom vanity tops, shower walls and floors, shower trays, bathtubs, shower ledges, living room walls and floors, entryways, utility room walls, and floors, utility worktops, office desks, reception worktops, healthcare units, healthcare desks, commercial walls and floors, commercial receptions, and a lot more.
Thickness Suitable For Invisible Induction Hob
The slabs shown above are offered in different thicknesses like 12mm, 20mm, etc. However, 20mm slabs are the best suggestion for invisible cooktops. The 12mm thickness is not considered durable over a longer duration. Therefore, remember that only 20mm thick slabs must be used to install an invisible kitchen cooktop because other thicknesses are not advised for safety reasons.
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Contact Us For Invisible Induction Worktop
Get your kitchen worktops installed by an experienced team at the best prices. You may either
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Call 03301135868
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Email info@work-tops.com.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What Is An Invisible Induction Cooktop?
An invisible induction cooktop is an induction hob concealed beneath a porcelain worktop, leaving no visible burners or cooking zones. Simply place your induction-compatible pan on the designated area of the surface, and the electromagnetic technology heats the pan through the slab. When you're finished cooking, the area becomes a seamless workspace again.
How Much Does An Invisible Induction Cooktop Cost?
The overall cost depends on both the porcelain slab and the invisible induction system. At Work-tops.com, suitable porcelain slabs typically range from around £320 to £449 per square metre, while the induction hardware is priced separately. Contact our team or request a free quote for an accurate price based on your project.
How Does A Hidden Induction Hob Work?
A hidden induction hob uses electromagnetic technology to heat the cookware directly through the porcelain surface rather than heating the worktop itself. Some systems also offer smartphone controls for added convenience. Once cooking is complete, the surface remains completely flat and functions as additional workspace.
What Are The Advantages Of An Invisible Induction Cooktop?
Invisible induction cooktops are easy to clean, highly energy efficient, and create a sleek, minimalist kitchen design. They maximise available worktop space by transforming the cooking area back into a usable surface when not in use, making them ideal for compact and multifunctional kitchens.
Which Stone Is Best For An Invisible Cooktop?
Porcelain is the recommended material for invisible induction cooktops because its thin, durable structure allows heat to transfer efficiently while maintaining a completely seamless appearance. Only porcelain surfaces specifically designed for invisible induction systems should be used.
What Thickness Should An Invisible Induction Worktop Be?
A 20mm porcelain slab is the recommended thickness for invisible induction cooktops. Thinner 12mm slabs are generally not suitable for long-term durability, while thicker slabs may reduce heating efficiency. For safety and optimal performance, 20mm porcelain is the preferred option.
What Colours Are Available For Invisible Cooktop Slabs?
Invisible induction porcelain slabs are available in a wide selection of colours, including white, beige, cream, ivory, black, light grey, dark grey, green, black and gold, black and white, blue blends, and marble-effect designs such as Calacatta Gold and Statuario, offering styles to suit every kitchen.
Is Induction Cooking More Efficient Than Gas Or Electric?
Yes. Induction cooking is generally more energy efficient than traditional gas or electric cooking because the heat is generated directly within the cookware instead of heating the surrounding surface, reducing energy loss and allowing faster cooking.
Can The Same Slab Be Used Elsewhere In The Kitchen?
Yes. The same porcelain slab can be used throughout your kitchen for worktops, splashbacks, islands, upstands, window sills, flooring, and wall cladding. It is also suitable for bathroom vanity tops, shower walls, and a wide range of commercial applications, creating a seamless interior design.
Is An Invisible Cooktop Easy To Clean?
Yes. Because the cooking area is integrated into a completely flat porcelain surface, cleaning simply involves wiping the worktop with a damp cloth. Without raised burners or crevices, maintenance is much easier than with a conventional hob.
How Do I Order An Invisible Induction Worktop In The UK?
We supply and install invisible induction worktops throughout the UK. Contact our experienced team for expert advice on selecting the right porcelain slab, recommended thickness, invisible induction system, and professional installation for your kitchen.