What I found on the internet. https://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/VEFSEE365SS.html?mv_pc=fr&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cse&utm_term=VEFSEE365SS&gclid=CMrf-q3Jks4CFUI7gQodWpEHxg

Wolf will have one on the market in October. I have some early literature that I can send out if you are interested.

http://www.subzero-wolf.com/trade-resources/future-product-update

Thank you tjmwine. I've seen that Verona but I don't consider it mainstream - certainly repairs would be problematic.

Joe that could be very interesting. We're building and I'm doing a 30" range with 3" fillers on each side for 'the future'. It might be worth it to buy a really inexpensive electric (not induction) to just get by with for a while. I realize new models can take some time to work out the bugs but since this isn't reinventing the wheel (just making it a bit bigger) is there any reason to think there will be bugs to work out? Anyone else besides Wolf have something in the pipeline?

Joe I would be interested in some info about the wolf 36" that is getting released in October. Can you email me if so bbuddies1968@aol.com

thanks kim

Dealing with the counters comes under the heading of 'I'll think about that tomorrow' - Ha! I did speak with the fabricator, and he indicated it was do-able. I didn't ask further. Head in the sand much??!! I'm pretty set on the Electrolux slide in although nothing is set in stone till I place the order. Wolf is likely to be more $ than I want to spend but who knows if anyone else is on that band wagon for a fall release? I'll keep dreaming for the 36 and you keep dreaming for the 48 - maybe one of us will get lucky.

http://www.agamarvel.com/aga/products/aga-designer-ranges/

AGA is showing a 48" induction range coming in 2017.

I'll email what I have shortly.

As far as what the unit is, it appears to be their existing cooktop married to their existing DF series ranges. I'm inclined to believe it should be a pretty solid product because of that.

Kim,

Just sent the email. Let me know if you don't receive it.

Me too, me too?? dlm054@hotmail.com

Okay, so while the crystal ball is out and dusted off, are there any rumors of a 24" induction range any time in the near future?

DLM2000 coming your way as well. I just got the specs on it so I sent those as well.

Canis that's interesting - and kind of obvious now that I think about it - and sure would explain why a 36" may be slow to come to market.

Diva de Provence had a 36" Induction Range in the US in 2008 I believe. It was not well received mainly on price. I don't think the Diva de Provence was available in European either. Falcon and other makers in the UK make 900mm units which is just slightly under 36"

The wolf range in 36" requires 50A total to power the unit. So it's a lot more reasonable and probably the reason it has now come to market

Joe - What does your crystal ball indicate about MSRP for the Wolf?

Joe, do you know what the wattages are for the induction hobs on the range? The 36" Wolf induction cooktop requires a 50 amp circuit by itself with a max current draw of about 46 amps(4 x 2100 W + 1 x 2600 W = 11000 W / 240 V = 45.82 A). They must have really scaled back the power on the range's cooktop compared to their standalone 36" induction cooktop or maybe they did something like limit the amount of hobs you can use when the oven is in use.