Solid Wood Trivet with Ceramic Tile Inlay Retro Style
Solid wood with a glazed ceramic tile inlay gives hot teapots and casseroles a proper place to land. The raised handle lifts dishes cleanly, and the leather loop hangs the pad on a wall hook between meals. Warm, finished and quietly retro.
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Solid wood with a glazed ceramic tile inlay gives hot teapots and casseroles a proper place to land. The raised handle lifts dishes cleanly, and the leather loop hangs the pad on a wall hook between meals. Warm, finished and quietly retro.
Retro Japanese-style solid wood pot pad with hand-glazed ceramic tile for heat protection and table styling
- hot pots and pans damaging table surfaces
- plain tabletop looking dull
- storage space for hanging kitchen tools
Set hot pots down without a second thought
Teapots and serving dishes leave rings and scorch marks on your table. This solid wood pad with glazed ceramic tile puts a warm, finished look under every hot dish.
Solid wood and glazed tile, made to sit on your table
Solid wood that sits well
The base is solid wood with a warm oiled finish, so it feels substantial under a hot teapot or Dutch oven. At 2 cm thick it has enough body to sit flat and lift cleanly by the handle.
Glazed tile that adds colour
The tile is glazed ceramic set into the wood, so the colour sits level with the surface. Wipe it with a cloth and the glaze stays smooth under your hand.
Hangs flat on a wall hook
A leather loop hangs from the handle with a hole for a wall hook. Hang the pad between meals and it stays off the table and within reach for the next pot.
Wipe it dry and it keeps its warm finish
- Wipe dry after use
A damp cloth, then a soft towel, is all it needs.
- Avoid soaking
Keep the wood out of standing water and out of the dishwasher.
- Hang to store
Dry the pad fully, then hang it by the leather loop.
Compact size that fits most dishes
- 20 cmLength
- 14 cmWidth
- 2 cmThickness
Roughly the footprint of a hardcover book
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The pad measures 20 cm long and 14 cm wide, which takes a standard teapot or a medium serving dish with room to spare. A large Dutch oven may overhang the edges, so check the base diameter first. The pad suits teapots, casseroles and serving bowls best.
Hot cookware goes on the pad as long as its base is dry. Lift wet pots off once you have served, and let the pad dry before it goes back on the table. Trapped water is what stains oiled wood.
The tile is hand-glazed ceramic set into the wood, and the pad is made to take hot teapots and pans. Dry it after each use and the glaze stays smooth and easy to wipe.
Yes. The leather loop hangs from the handle and goes over a wall hook. Hang the pad empty and keep other items off it, since heavy loads can strain the stitching and the hole over time.
Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it straight away with a soft towel. Skip the soaking and the dishwasher, because long water exposure can swell solid wood and dull the oiled finish.
Cork and silicone protect the table but look utilitarian. This pad adds a glazed tile accent and a raised handle, and it hangs on a wall when the table is clear. Solid wood with hand-glazed tile costs more up front, and with a dry-after-use habit it stays on the table for years.
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