You need to see what clearance the specs call for underneath and look at the install diagrams to see if they show anything that would be a problem. Many induction tops have a heat shield that must be there to allow for venting. In any case, I can't imagine why you would be prevented from having drawers below, but maybe the top drawer would not work. I ended up having a short depth drawer under my Bosch to allow for the venting and the electrical connection.

Definitely look at the clearance.
Our cooktop required a 6 inch clearance which killed the top drawer - but the other 2 are fine.

Aieee...thank you,numbersjunkie and a2gemini.

It's a gas cooktop, not induction.

These are the specs:
Dimensions
Actual Width : 36"
Actual Depth : 21 3/4"
Actual Height : 4 7/8"
Cutout Width : 33 7/8"
Cutout Depth : 19 1/8"

So the clearance would be 4 and 7/8th inches?

I read a review on AJMadison that said some minor carpentry work needed to be done to accommodate the drawer beneath. I'm off to look at the install diagrams.

At least I can stop biting my knuckles now..thank you both!