All PITT Cooking burners in our range are affixed to a pre-existing module with a predetermined gas connection. The module is inserted from below through designated cutouts and secured from above by fastening it to the burners using heat shields. Additionally, two joists are provided and installed inside the kitchen cabinets to reinforce the underside of the module.

Countertop Depth: Each configuration requires a minimum depth of 600 mm (23 10/16 inches).

Cabinet Width: The required minimum cabinet width varies based on the chosen configuration, ranging from 100 mm (11 13/16 inches) for single-burner cooktops to 1200 mm (47 1/4 inches) for our largest cooktops.

At the core of the PITT cooking system lies the essential heat shield, a circular component supporting the grate. This versatile part not only channels flames upward but also doubles as a catch tray, efficiently capturing spills and splatters due to the burners' ample diameter. Its easy-to-clean design simplifies maintenance, requiring only a cloth for effortless tidying.

PITT cooktops undergo rigorous testing to ensure optimal performance. During operation, minimal heat transfer keeps countertop temperatures low, safeguarding your surfaces. Proper countertop preparation and PITT cooktop installation are crucial, requiring strict adherence to our guidelines. 

It's essential to note that continuous use of the PITT cooktop may impact countertop materials differently, akin to traditional cooktops. Prior consultation with your countertop supplier or kitchen store regarding material attributes is recommended.

The choice of burner quantity is entirely tailored to your individual cooking preferences and the size of your culinary audience. One key benefit of our cooking system is the generous arrangement of burners, allowing simultaneous use of all units, unlike traditional cooktops. This feature accommodates even the largest pots and pans with ease.

Within our configurations, you'll find three distinct burner types:

- Small burner: Ranging from 1,024 to 6,142 BTU.
- Medium burner: Offering 1,024 to 10,236 BTU.
- Large combined wok/simmer burner: Providing 682 to 17,061 BTU, this versatile double-ring burner facilitates both simmering and stir-frying tasks, conveniently controlled by a single knob.

Our assortment is exclusively crafted in response to consumer desires and feedback. Additionally, merging configurations is entirely feasible. For instance, you can tailor your setup by combining single burner units or incorporating a wok/simmer burner into an existing 4 burner PITT configuration. Personalize your cooking experience to match your unique style and available counter space by designing your ideal setup.

When installed correctly, PITT cooktops are compatible with a wide range of countertop materials, including quartz composite, granite, concrete, terrazzo, glass, ceramic, porcelain, marble, other natural stone (such as quartzite), and stainless steel. However, we highly recommend Dekton by Cosentino for optimal performance. 

It's important to note that our cooktops should not be installed into solid-wood countertops, solid surface countertops (like Corian®), or countertops with a high-pressure laminate top layer. If you're unsure, please reach out to us to discuss feasibility before installation.

At the core of the PITT cooking system lies the essential heat shield, a circular component supporting the grate. This versatile part not only channels flames upward but also doubles as a catch tray, efficiently capturing spills and splatters due to the burners' ample diameter. Its easy-to-clean design simplifies maintenance, requiring only a cloth for effortless tidying.