What thickness does the worktop need to be in order for me to be able to mount an induction hob in my ENHET kitchen?
If you want to install an induction hob above oven in a ENHET cabinet for oven, the worktop needs to be at least 28 mm in thickness to provide enough space between oven and hob.
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