Non-Slip Heat Insulating Silicone Table Mat for Hot Dishes
Hot pots and plates can go straight onto the table without worry. This thick silicone mat keeps the wood or lacquer underneath covered, and its raised cobblestone grip holds bowls in place through a full meal. Square or round, in apricot, sage or black.
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Hot pots and plates can go straight onto the table without worry. This thick silicone mat keeps the wood or lacquer underneath covered, and its raised cobblestone grip holds bowls in place through a full meal. Square or round, in apricot, sage or black.
Thick heat-insulating silicone mat that protects your table from hot dishes and keeps plates from slipping
- scalding or scorched tabletops from hot pots and plates
- plates and bowls sliding on the table
- heat damage to dining surfaces
- hot cookware handling
Set Hot Dishes Down Without Scorch Marks or Sliding Plates
Hot pots and plates used to mean worried glances at the tabletop and bowls drifting toward the edge. With a thick, non-slip silicone mat, dishes go down on a protected surface and dinner stays calm.
Thick silicone that protects and grips
- Thick silicone that holds the heat off your table
The thickened body puts a layer of silicone between a hot pot and the table finish. Set the pot down in the centre and the wood or lacquer underneath stays covered. The mat is built to take hot cookware, so one mat handles the pot and the teapot.
- A raised grip that keeps plates where they belong
The cobblestone pattern and raised edge lip hold plates and bowls in place. Passing dishes across the table stops being a juggling act, and a plate stays still when a child reaches across it.
- Matte silicone that wipes clean after every meal
The soft matte finish takes a damp cloth and lifts food residue without fuss. The mat lies flat on the table, so there are few gaps for crumbs to collect.
Set hot dishes down with confidence
- 1Set the mat on a flat table
Lay it on a clean, flat surface. Remove any rough cloth underneath so the grip can do its job.
- 2Put the hot pot in the centre
Set the pot or teapot squarely on the mat, keeping it off the raised edge.
- 3Place plates on the cobblestone
Plates and bowls sit on the grip surface and stay where you put them while everyone serves.
- 4Wipe and dry after the meal
Wipe the mat and the table, then let both dry before the next use.
Wipe it down and it is ready again
- Wipe after meals
A damp cloth lifts sauce and food residue from the matte surface.
- Dry before reuse
Let the mat and the table dry so no moisture sits between them.
- Keep it flat
A flat table lets the cobblestone grip work as intended.
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Yes. That is the job. Set the pot in the centre of the mat and keep it off the raised edge. The mat stands up to a hot pot placed directly on it with no visible damage.
The thick silicone body sits between the dish and the table, so the finish underneath stays covered. Use it on a flat, clean surface for the best grip and to keep the table protected.
The thickened body stays flat under a loaded plate, and it is built for hot cookware. Keep the mat on the table as a base and let the weight rest across the full surface.
Yes. The raised cobblestone pattern and edge lip hold plates and bowls in place, including on smooth wood and glass where dishes usually drift.
Square suits a family dinner table where the main dish and several plates sit side by side. Round suits tea time and a single teapot. One mat costs far less than refinishing a scorched table, so buying one for each meal style is an easy call.