External dimensions
The external dimensions are the dimensions of the MAKUS Moon.
WxD: 900mmx520mm
Height: is 212.5mm

Cut-out dimensions
The cut-out dimensions are dimensions required for placing the MAKUS Moon in your countertop.

WxD: 840mmx490mm. This is the recess in your countertop.
Height (incl. countertop): 240mm. This is the space required under the hob, because this is where the motor of the MAKUS Moon is located (as with most induction hobs with built-in extractor).

Click here for all product specifications of the MAKUS Moon.

Stainless steel grease filter
The MAKUS Moon is easy to maintain. The stainless steel grease filter can simply be put in the dishwasher. It is usual to do this about once a week.

Odour filter (carbon filter)
By cleaning and drying the odour filter (carbon filter) every 2/3 months when used intensively, it can be made suitable for a new period of carefree use.

Cleaning is done by rinsing it by hand with warm water (50-55 degrees). This can be done 4 to 5 times. Drying is done by placing the filter in the oven, for 60 degrees for 60 minutes. This distinguishes MAKUS from many other brands, where a new odor filter has to be purchased each time.

The carbon filter must be replaced periodically, depending on the intensity of the cooking:
- Intensive: 15 - 18 months
- Average: 18 - 24 months
- Low: 24 - 27 months

The MAKUS Moon can currently be viewed at the owner of MAKUS in Hilversum. You can make an appointment by sending an email to: merel@makuskitchen.com

Yes, the MAKUS Moon induction hob fits in an IKEA kitchen. There are just a few things you need to keep in mind.

- The MAKUS Moon must be placed between two IKEA cabinets.

- The MAKUS Moon cannot be placed at the end of a kitchen island.

The MAKUS Moon is extra large (90cm!). The widest IKEA cabinet is 80cm. Before the kitchen is installed, you need to make a recess in both the left and right partition.

Read the MAKUS Moon manual for an IKEA kitchen here.

All technical specifications can be found via the following link:

MAKUS Moon Product Specifications

MAKUS Moon is an induction hob with integrated extraction. The integrated extraction removes cooking fumes from grease and odours.

The extraction consists of two filter systems. A grease filter for the grease from the cooking fumes and an odour filter for the cooking odours. The MAKUS Moon is fitted as standard with a carbon filter to remove cooking odours from the cooking fumes.

The MAKUS Moon has 4 cooking zones, each 19 x 22 in size. Both left and right, 2 cooking zones can be combined into one large zone, also called a flex zone.

Thanks to the centered control panel and the large dimensions of the MAKUS Moon (90cmx52cm), the cooking zones of the MAKUS are extra large.

The MAKUS Moon goes well with both natural and synthetic or stainless steel tops. The online MAKUS Moon Product Magazine contains various material mood boards in which the MAKUS Moon is incorporated. Do you want to know whether the MAKUS Moon fits your top? Then order a sample, or bring a sample of your future countertop with you when viewing the MAKUS Moon.

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Due to an integrated extractor, there are limited layout options for the space directly under the induction hob. In consultation with your kitchen designer, there is room
for example, a low drawer or a cupboard directly under the hob.

However, due to the integrated extraction, there is no room for a high (cutlery) drawer or an oven directly under the hob.

We understand that you have this question. MAKUS is a relatively unknown brand. MAKUS goes for the highest possible in both design and quality.

The technology, German quality
Our production partner is a German company, with their own production facility in Germany. They have over 30 years of experience in the production of induction hobs. They produce exclusive lines for various European high-end brands.

Ceramic glass by SCHOTT CERAN
The high-quality ceramic glass from MAKUS is produced by SCHOTT CERAN, Europe's largest and best-known supplier of ceramic glass. SCHOTT Ceran is the winner of the German Sustainability Award and aims to produce climate-neutral by 2030.

User experiences
The proof of the pudding is in the eating. MAKUS has been on the market for a number of years now and so we have gained a lot of experience with our products. Based on over 40 reviews with an average of 9.7, we can conclude that MAKUS is highly appreciated by its users.

Curious about how MAKUS is experienced? We refer you to the review page.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating. MAKUS has been on the market for a number of years now and so we have gained a lot of experience with our products. Based on over 40 reviews with an average of 9.7, we can conclude that MAKUS is highly appreciated by its users.

Read all reviews here.

If you cook on gas, your pans may not work on an induction hob. You can check this yourself.

To function properly on an induction hob, it is important that the base of the pan is magnetic. You can check this by holding a magnet against it. Does the magnet stick? Then the base is magnetic.

In addition, the bottom of the pan must be straight enough to make good contact with the induction plate. It is possible that a pan has become warped by regularly heating on gas. Then it is heated less well on an induction hob.

If your pan is magnetic but a little warped, we recommend trying the pans out. There is a chance that they still work fine!

Want to know more? Read our blog about pans & induction here: LINK .

The induction hob can show signs of use, such as scratches caused by grains of sand. Sand on vegetables can get under a pan.

If you slide the pan over the induction glass, scratches will appear. A grain of sand is rock hard! You can prevent this by keeping the bottom of your pan clean.

And don't use any sharp objects on the induction hob. MAKUS does not give any guarantee on signs of use such as scratches in the glass.

Want to read more about keeping your MAKUS clean? Read our blog here: blog about cleaning your induction hob .

An induction hob is not silent. Sometimes it seems that the induction hob is making noise, but in fact it is the pans.

The ventilation of the induction hob makes a blowing sound. Ventilation is important to ensure that the coils do not overheat.

Read more about sound and induction in our blog about this: 'link: does an induction hob make noise' .

Both ceramic cooking and induction cooking use electricity as an energy source. However, there are many differences. Do you want to know more about it? We have written a blog about it: what is the difference between induction and ceramic cooking?

To answer this question properly, we have written a blog. Read it here: what is induction cooking?

The warranty on a MAKUS induction hob is 3 years. You can read what is covered by the warranty in the warranty conditions . Don't worry, that's only one and a half pages.

Is your question not listed? You can reach us in the following ways:

Mail: info@makuskitchen.com
Tel: 020 244 16 09