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Induction Hardware Launches Suite of High-Performance Electric Kitchen Appliances, Including First-to-Market Outdoor Induction Grill
Championing the transition to induction technology in the U.S. through its easy-to-install, affordable, sustainably produced products RENO, Nevada, June 3, ...
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Retrofit Magazine: Outdoor Induction Grill Delivers Power of Gas without the Hazards
From retrofit Magazine! Induction Hardware has entered the market as the first all-electric appliance company focused on accelerating the shift to induction ...
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From Authority Magazine: Induction Hardware
We run the business to serve others. It’s a “we” mindset, not an “I” mindset, and that shows up in how we work with each other every day. Today, every employ...
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Homeworthy Features Induction Hardware after "Best of KBIS Win"
Watch Induction Hardware featured on Homeworthy and discover how luxury induction appliances are redefining modern kitchen design with performance, efficienc...
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Professional Review for our 48in Ranges by Lovely Bell!
Thanks Lovely Bell Bakes for this awesome and in depth review of our 48 in ranges!! We are so thrilled your loving our products and rocking the induction lif...
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Induction Hardware Wins Best of KBIS 2026 Award
We’re excited to share that Induction Hardware’s 48″ Professional Induction Range has been recognized at the 2026 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) wit...
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What is Induction Cooking and Why Is it Better?
Why Induction Is Better Than Gas and Electric — And Why It’s the Future of Cooking The modern kitchen is evolving. What was once dominated by open flames and...
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Why chefs are switching from gas to induction cooking
Why chefs are switching from gas to induction For a long time, gas was the default in pro kitchens for one reason: it felt like control. Flame size looked li...
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Reno entrepreneurs seek to take induction cooking outside
A showroom in a nondescript industrial building in south Reno is ground zero for a company that intends to disrupt the cooking appliance industry.
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