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An inflation model based on dimensional (de)construction of a massive gaugetheory is proposed. The inflaton in this model is the "zero-mode" of acomponent of the massive gauge field in the (de)constructed extra dimensions.The inflaton potential originates from the gauge invariant Stueckelbergpotential. At low energy, the field range of the inflaton is enhanced by afactor $N^{\frac{d}{2}}$ compared to the field range of the original fields inthe model, where $d$ is the number of the (de)constructed extra dimensions and$N$ is the number of the lattice points in each (de)constructed dimension. Thisenhancement of the field range is used to achieve a trans-Planckian inflatonfield excursion. The extension of the mechanism ``excursions through KK modes''to the case of (de)constructed extra dimensions is also studied. The burst ofparticle productions by this mechanism may have observable consequences in aregion of the model parameter space.

Large Field Excursions from Dimensional (De)construction