Imagine prepping your ingredients, chopping vegetables, and cooking dinner—all on the same countertop surface. No bulky range. No visible cooktop. Just a sleek, seamless quartz slab that transforms into a high-performance induction cooking surface at the touch of a button.
Welcome to Invisacook, the invisible cooktop revolution that’s reshaping how we think about kitchen design and function.
At Crowley’s Granite & Quartz, we specialize in precision quartz countertop installations across Portland, and we’re excited to offer Invisacook as one of the most innovative options for homeowners who want cutting-edge tech without sacrificing design.
What Is Invisacook?
Invisacook is an invisible induction cooking system installed directly beneath a quartz countertop. Using powerful induction coils, it allows you to cook food directly on the countertop surface—no visible burner required.
When the cooktop is off, the surface looks and functions like a regular quartz countertop. When turned on, it transforms into a powerful, efficient induction cooktop.
Yes, you can cook right on your quartz countertop.
How Does Invisacook Work?
Invisacook uses induction technology that generates heat by transferring energy directly to compatible cookware through magnetic fields. Here’s the simple breakdown:
- Invisacook units are mounted underneath specially rated quartz countertops.
- The induction energy passes through the stone and only heats ferrous (magnetic) cookware.
- The countertop stays cool to the touch outside of the active burner zone.
- When not in use, the cooktop is completely invisible.
The system is paired with touch-sensitive controls or a mobile app to control each “burner,” and some models integrate directly with smart kitchen systems.
Why Quartz Is the Ideal Material for Invisacook
Not all countertops are suitable for this technology—but quartz is perfect for several reasons:
- Thermal Tolerance: Certain quartz brands have been rigorously tested for compatibility with Invisacook’s induction coils.
- Consistent Density: Engineered quartz allows precise calibration of heat transfer.
- Non-Porous Surface: Easy to clean, stain-resistant, and hygienic.
- Durability: Handles daily wear and tear—cutting, cleaning, spills—with ease.
At Crowley’s, we only use certified quartz brands that are approved by Invisacook and tested for safety and performance.
Invisacook Benefits
Seamless Design
Eliminate bulky cooktops and enjoy a clean, uninterrupted counter surface. Perfect for modern and minimalist kitchens.
Space-Saving Solution
Great for small kitchens or open-concept designs. More counter space, less visual clutter.
Safety Features
- Cooktop only heats cookware—not the surface around it.
- Auto shut-off, child lock, and smart sensors to prevent overheating.
- The surface cools quickly after use.
Efficiency
Induction is one of the most energy-efficient cooking methods, often faster than gas or traditional electric.
Easy Cleanup
No grates or burners to disassemble. Just wipe down the quartz surface after cooking.
Installation: What Homeowners Should Know
Qualified Fabrication Is a Must
Installing Invisacook requires precision fabrication and countertop engineering. Not all fabricators can handle it.
At Crowley’s, we:
- Use CNC digital templating to mark cook zones with accuracy
- Partner with quartz suppliers whose slabs meet Invisacook’s safety specs
- Coordinate with electricians and appliance installers to ensure seamless integration
Compatible Countertops Only
Only specific quartz slabs are approved. We help you select certified brands and thicknesses (typically 20mm or more) that are proven to work.
Marking Burner Zones
While the cooktop is invisible, most homeowners opt for subtle indicators (etched icons or overlays) to show burner zones.
Maintenance & Care
Daily Use:
- Wipe down with a soft cloth and mild soap after use.
- Avoid using cookware with rough bottoms that could scratch.
Sealing:
Unlike granite or marble, quartz never needs sealing, making it ideal for a dual-use surface.
Long-Term:
The Invisacook unit is rated for thousands of cooking cycles. If repairs are needed, the unit can be accessed from beneath the cabinetry.
How Much Does Invisacook Cost?
The total cost depends on:
- Number of burners (units come in 2-, 4-, or 5-zone configurations)
- Countertop size and thickness
- Quartz brand and fabrication complexity
- Electrical work required for installation
On average, homeowners can expect to invest between $3,500–$5,500 for the Invisacook system (not including countertops), with full projects ranging from $7,000–$12,000+ depending on materials and kitchen layout.
Is Invisacook Right for Your Kitchen?
Invisacook is a great fit if you:
- Want a clutter-free, high-end kitchen aesthetic
- Prioritize function + form in your design choices
- Are planning a new kitchen layout or major renovation
- Prefer induction cooking’s safety and energy efficiency
It may not be the best fit if:
- You regularly cook with non-induction-compatible cookware
- You prefer the tactile control of gas or traditional electric
- You aren’t ready to replace existing countertops or cabinetry
Final Thoughts: The Future Is (Invisibly) Here
Invisacook blends cutting-edge tech with timeless design. As Portland homeowners continue to invest in smarter, sleeker kitchens, we believe this innovation is more than a trend—it’s the next evolution of modern living.
Ready to explore Invisacook in your remodel? We’ll help you choose the right quartz, plan the integration, and execute a flawless install.
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Written by Crowley’s Granite & Quartz
As Portland’s expert in quartz fabrication and smart countertop solutions, Crowley’s has been leading the way in precision installations for over 20 years. We now proudly offer Invisacook integration for homeowners who want the most innovative, seamless kitchens available today.