Invisacook Invisible Induction UK

Invisacook is a cutting-edge induction cooking system that installs beneath your worktop, allowing you to cook directly on the surface without any visible hob. Sleek, modern, and highly functional, Invisacook blends seamlessly into the heart of the kitchen — ideal for those who value style, safety, and performance.

Whether you're designing a minimalist kitchen or simply want to maximise counter space, Invisacook brings an innovative solution that redefines how and where you cook.

Key Features

Invisible

A seamless surface - no visible hob, for a cleaner, sleeker kitchen design

Safe

Slow heating, fast cooling surface

Space Saving

Use your worktop as a full prep surface when not cooking

Size options

Invisacook is available in a range of configurations to suit different kitchen layouts and cooking needs.

You can choose from 2, 3, 4, or 5 burner units, making it suitable for compact kitchens through to larger, open plan spaces.

Each unit is designed to integrate seamlessly beneath your countertop, providing flexible options without compromising on style or performance.

How It Works

Invisacook is installed beneath your countertop, using advanced induction technology to heat compatible cookware directly through the surface. This creates a fully functional cooking zone that blends seamlessly into your kitchen -- no visible hob required.

Invisacook works with 12mm or 20mm porcelain or selected granite worktops. While both are compatible, porcelain is recommended for optimal performance -- it’s highly durable, scratch and stain resistant, and allows for the most efficient heat transfer.

The system heats the cookware rather than the countertop directly, although heat from the pan can warm the surface during cooking. Once the surface has cooled, the space can be used as a standard worktop.

Compatible Cookware

For best results, use full-clad stainless-steel pans with magnetic properties on both the bottom and sides. This ensures efficient, even heat transfer.

Not all induction pans will work

To check, place a strong magnet on the bottom and sides of your pan — it should stick firmly. Weak or no magnetic pull means it’s not suitable for Invisacook.

Cast iron?

While cast iron will technically activate the induction system, it heats up too quickly and can transfer excessive heat back into the countertop, increasing the risk of damage or failure. For this reason, cast iron must not be used with Invisacook.

Best choice: InvisaCookware

Invisacook offers its own specially designed cookware range, InvisaCookware, engineered for optimal performance and safety.

Invisamat

When using Invisacook on porcelain or granite countertops, the InvisaMat supplied must always be used.

This raised, ridged silicone mat is essential because it:

Disperses excess heat, protecting the induction unit and surface
Prevents cookware from sliding, improving safety while cooking
Contains spills, making cleaning easier and keeping the surface mess-free.
Without it, heat can build up under the cookware and reduce the lifespan of the system.

FAQs

How do I know where the cooking zones are?

Each burner includes an audible beep locator when turned on. You can also request custom etching, small notches in your worktop to discreetly mark the location of the burners. Some users choose to apply temporary stickers during the first few weeks to get familiar with the layout and ensure confident cooking without visual markings.

Does the countertop surface get hot while cooking?

Yes. The countertop gradually warms up during cooking and can become hot to the touch, particularly with prolonged use. Natural or matte finishes generally feel cooler than polished finishes, but care should be taken with all surfaces.

The controller displays an ‘H’ symbol to warn that the surface may be hot. Only use the power boost function for boiling water, and never heat an empty pan.

Can I use Invisacook with any material worktop?

No, Invisacook is designed for use under 12mm or 20mm porcelain and certain granites that have been tested and approved. A full list of compatible worktop materials can be found here. We personally use The Top by Marazzi porcelain and found that this works well.

What are the electrical requirements?

Invisacook requires a 220V power supply and professional installation by a qualified technician.

What warranty does Invisacook come with?

Invisacook comes with a standard 2 year warranty. For added peace of mind, you can also opt for an extended 5 year warranty.

How do I purchase?

Invisacook is not available for direct online purchase. It must be supplied and installed through approved dealers to ensure correct compatibility and support.