Cost Guide · Invisacook · MobilCasa Athens
Invisacook: how much does it cost in Greece?
The invisible induction hob that cooks through the worktop has one price for the unit and separate costs for the worktop and installation. Here we separate them — from the team bringing it to Neo Psychiko.
In short
The Invisacook unit costs from €2,590 (1 zone) to €4,625 (5 zones), incl. VAT. The worktop, the electrical work and the installation are quoted separately, after the design study.
- The price covers the unit: burners, controller, sensors and 140 cm cables.
- It needs a 12–20 mm worktop in an approved porcelain or sintered stone — Ascale or Caesarstone Porcelain.
- The electrical supply is 220–240 V, from 2.5 to 7.2 kW depending on the zones.
- We give you a complete quote after the design study and 3D visualisation of your kitchen and worktop. Coming soon: a live demonstration at our showroom in Neo Psychiko.
What the price includes — and what it does not
The most common reason two Invisacook prices do not compare is that one speaks of the unit and the other of the whole worktop.
| Included in €2,590–€4,625 | Quoted separately |
|---|---|
| The Invisacook unit with 1 to 5 induction zones | The worktop: an Ascale sintered-stone or Caesarstone Porcelain slab, 12–20 mm |
| The touch controller, fitted inside a drawer | Worktop fabrication: cut-outs, rounded corners, at least 25 cm from every open edge to each burner |
| The temperature sensor of every zone | The electrical work: a 220–240 V supply, hard-wired by an electrician |
| 140 cm power cables, hard-wirable | Fitting the unit under the worktop |
| Burner-locator stickers | Induction cookware, if you do not already have it |
Which unit suits you
The zones set both the price and the electrical supply. Prices are for the unit, incl. VAT.
| Unit | Power | For whom | Unit price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–2 zones | 2.5 kW · 220–240 V | A small kitchen, a second cooking spot, an island bar | from €2,590 |
| 3–4 zones | 5.6 kW · 220–240 V | The everyday family kitchen, in a row or a square layout | in between |
| 5 zones | 7.2 kW · 220–240 V | A large island or a run where two people cook at once | up to €4,625 |
Which unit you choose depends on the worktop width and on how you cook. We look at it together in the design study.
What the worktop needs
Invisacook is not an appliance that drops into any worktop. The manufacturer's specifications are precise.
| Requirement | Specification |
|---|---|
| Material | Approved porcelain or sintered stone — at MobilCasa, Ascale or Caesarstone Porcelain |
| Thickness | Minimum 12 mm, maximum 20 mm |
| Distance from edges | At least 25 cm from the centre of every zone to any open edge of the worktop |
| Minimum worktop depth | From 50 cm (1–2-zone units) to 74 cm (4–5-zone units in a square layout) |
| Clearance under the unit | 2 cm free for the cooling fans |
| Controller | In a drawer or on the cabinet front — never on the worktop |
The large Ascale and Caesarstone Porcelain slabs we work with meet all of these specifications. The worktops guide explains how to choose between them.
What drives the final cost
Beyond the unit, four things move the total.
The number of zones
From the single-zone to the five-zone unit, this is the biggest single variable in the price.
The worktop
The material, the slab size and whether the worktop turns into a waterfall on the island. In a new kitchen the worktop is designed for Invisacook from the start; in an existing kitchen it must be replaced with an approved 12–20 mm slab.
The electrical installation
The 3–5-zone units need a 5.6–7.2 kW supply. If the consumer unit or the kitchen circuit is not sufficient, your electrician upgrades it.
Island or run
On an island the unit, the controller and the worktop are designed as one; on a run the fitting is simpler.
How we proceed
The same step-by-step as every kitchen we design.
We start at the showroom with the dimensions of your space. Then comes the design study and 3D visualisation of the kitchen and worktop, where we set the position and number of zones. On that basis we give you a complete quote — unit, worktop, fabrication and fitting — and after the order comes the precision measurement. Invisacook is delivered with the worktop, as a separate delivery: the worktop is measured once the kitchen is installed and fitted 3–4 weeks later.
Questions about the cost of Invisacook
How much does the Invisacook unit cost?
From €2,590 for the single-zone unit to €4,625 for the five-zone unit, incl. VAT. The price covers the unit only; the worktop, the electrical installation and the fitting are quoted separately.
Is the worktop included in the price?
No. The worktop is a separate cost, because it depends on the material, the size and the composition of the kitchen. Invisacook works on approved porcelain or sintered stone of 12–20 mm — at MobilCasa, Ascale or Caesarstone Porcelain.
What electrical supply does it need?
A 220–240 V, 50–60 Hz supply. The 1–2-zone units need 2.5 kW, the 3–4-zone units 5.6 kW and the 5-zone unit 7.2 kW. The cables are 140 cm and are hard-wired by an electrician.
Can I fit Invisacook in an existing kitchen?
Yes, provided the worktop is replaced with an approved porcelain or sintered-stone slab of 12–20 mm and there is 2 cm of clearance under the unit for ventilation. We check this in the design study.
Which cookware works?
Any induction cookware with a flat base — if a magnet sticks to the bottom, it works. Cookware is not included in the unit price.
Where can I see Invisacook?
Coming soon: a live demonstration at our showroom at 267 Mesogeion Avenue, Neo Psychiko. Book an appointment and we will let you know as soon as it is ready.
How long does delivery take?
The kitchen is usually delivered 4–12 weeks from the order. The worktop is a separate delivery: it is measured once the kitchen is installed and fitted 3–4 weeks later, together with Invisacook.
See also
The Invisacook page · Kitchen worktops guide · Ascale · Caesarstone · Kitchen prices
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