I'm concerned this will have too much overhang on induction hob...what's bottom measure?
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Pan bottom measures around 13 inches (as stated on Amazon site) so there most likely will be some overhang unless you have a very large hob.
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Mine is not induction stove ready, so I would suggest a diffusion plate because the sides are the same thickness as the bottom. Mine is 13.5" D and and 13.5" H.
225880
The width of the bottom of my Wok is right at 8". Works great on our NUWave Magnetic induction system, but the NuWave will accept smaller diameter pots and pans.
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The back of this grill is not flat, it has legs, so won't be able to have surface contact with the induction.
1441958
The one I have is not a solid bottom. It works well on my gas stove, but I think it would not work as well on an electric or induction cooktop.
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I use Allclad on mine by preference but any other metal bottom pan should work. I am so impressed with induction cooking that I will be replacing my main cooktop with induction!
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do what seems comfortable for you Jorge. We found the hood to be very strong and this height worked for me. Also I installed a pot filler that needed room inbetween the stove and hood.
480416
I measured the overhang needed and you need at least an inch. An inch and a half is ideal as this butts the end of the peeler arm against the side of whatever top you mount it to.
228606
a magnet did attract to the bottom. That doesn't work with my original 70's pots. I haven't used it on my induction cooktop, assuming this was like the older stuff...go figure.
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Mine is in the back of my pantree. I reached in with a tape measure and got about 12 inches deep and 10.5 wide. When I have used it on my gas stove it went a little over the burner area. With the burner behind empty it was not a problem. I do not know enough about induction stove tops. But I really like the pan so it might be worth trying.
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Hmmm not sure about the bottom. It is very rounded. That's my one complaint is that it is quite tippy on a regular gas stove so you would definitely need support for induction.
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Good question that issue caused me problems with my project. Without measuring I have to say that is is at least at or above 2.5" top to bottom on the inside flange
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Not sure it's a really thick bottom. I'm an executive chef we use induction burners at work, but this is at my house. It's a heavy this bottom pot it's beautiful
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Cast iron is not an issue, but I found that size is. Larger size pots make the unit heat up and trigger an automatic shut off. The manual that came with it reads "Use cookware that is flat, suitable for induction heating and having a bottom diameter between 3.15 inches and 10.00 inches."
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Both top and bottom have a thick base but I have a gas burner. I don't know anything about induction stove tops. Sorry
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I have a GE profile induction top and it works great! It isn't totally smooth on the bottom, so I always lift- never drag.
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The install manual gives a dimension for this. I ignored it and mounted mine at 27" above cooktop so my wife and I wouldn't bang our heads on it like we did with the old one. Just so you know the fan in this thing moves a lot of air, so even mounted higher like ours didn't diminish it's capability to remove fumes and smoke like it would have with many others. We really like this unit and get lots of compliments on it. Good luck.