Can this mat be used as a trivet?
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This is a little thin for a trivet. It would get hot on the table below it if you put a real hot pan on it. That being said, I have used it for a trivet by folding it in half and it worked good! Test it first to be safe. I hope that answered it a little bit :)
1148986
The manufacture list this: Made of food-safe silicone, this mat is heat resistant to 425 degrees and can be used as a trivet.
46903
I'm not sure because I've never tried; I keep mine in my basement gym. I'm sure you could but this mat is very heavy and awkward to carry so it may be more trouble than it's worth to roll it up and carry back inside after every use.
1625738
I suppose it can be done, it's not too awfully thick. The integrity of the matt would not change at all is you had to make it smaller.
1097098
It is not as thick as a computer chair mat and the ends can come up and you can fold it to flatten one side. i run a small hand held vacuum over it but it would get caught in a big vacuum.
8978
I think it would probably be overkill. This mat is probably twice as thick as the cheap foam mats. The foam mats will get ripped and crushed over time as well.
1382274
It's very long. If you are looking to cut it down to trivet-sized pieces, I suppose it could work. You really ought to look for true protective trivets, I feel.
2205165
I use it with my microfiber mat. I would contact the seller directly about the question.
2017600
No, this mat is useless. It does not stick to the counter therefore moves all the time. I wished I never bought it.
55632
This mat is thick and has a nicely finished edge. With the proper cutting tool you could definitely cut it to fit, but it might not look as good.
1876687
definitely no! The mat is used in stores such as Subway to toast sandwiches and it is great for making flat bread sandwiches and pizza.You would wind up with a grease fire if you made raw chicken on the mat.
9115
Dear I. Hadianto, the mat is most effective when laid flat on a half sheet tray. The mat would still work but it doesn't fold like paper does so a quarter sized mat would probably your best option. I hope this helps. Kind regards, BrightSpring
2178722
Maybe a cold gelpak, something that is non-rigid. I don't have the mat with me at the moment, but based on my memory I think you could fit in something malleable that's no higher than 1-2".
513046
no, but I think it did say something about "linking" or attaching other mats..but dont think it would work as there is a velcro strip which is supposed to close the two ends after folding close..that part didnt work well for closing and probably wouldnt attach to another very well.
1073043
I wouldn't try that. It's too thick to to bend into a crate. My advice would be to buy a smaller one that fits into the crate or use another mat for the crate.
406122
This mat is not able to use with 36 across and 24 vertical since it is 18 across and 12 down. The quality is great and there is a mat that would suit your needs but it is about $49. It is the same mat, only bigger.
527038
I use it on the workbench... It's not very thick at all and about about as thick as the standard blue ones I see everywhere. I wouldn't use it as a floor mat, but that's just me...