23/10/2026
Did she just burn her hand?! 😳
It definitely looks that way at first — but this isn’t a traditional cooktop.
With invisacook, the induction system is hidden beneath the ceramic countertop and transfers energy directly to compatible cookware. There are no exposed burners or visible heating elements on top of the surface, which is why the cooking area looks completely different from a conventional stove.
Once the cookware is removed, the induction stops. The ceramic countertop itself is not the heating element, although the spot directly beneath hot cookware can still retain some residual warmth transferred from the pan.
That’s the surprise behind invisible induction: you can cook on a seamless countertop, remove the cookware and still keep the same surface as usable kitchen space. No visible stove, more flexibility and a much cleaner design.
invisacook Europe is based in Hanau, Germany, bringing invisible induction technology to modern kitchen projects across Europe.