Can this material be used under pots and pans without buckling when sliding in?
1577882
When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
1577883
I keep my pots and pans in a big drawer and so far (several months) it hasn't buckled.
1311324
I placed a rubber mat under mine. This keeps it from sliding around. My issue was it developed cracks overnight on one side after treating it with cutting board oil before my first use.
1955094
Yes, but the pans I received did not lay flat, they were unsteady and tittered on the pans edge closest to the handle. I found the handles were too big and heavy for smaller pots and pans, causing them to tip at the handle. Remedying this requires slightly bending the handles upward in a vice. After doing this the pans seemed to improve to an acceptable steady level. If you use the cover or add a fair amount of food prior to placing pots or small pans on cook top, they will be fine. If you intend to melt butter or make sauces or other light food items, they will tip over without the cover and the handle will come in contact with direct heat or open flame. Hope this was helpful and good luck. Yes, but the pans I received did not lay flat, they were unsteady and tittered on the pans edge closest to the handle. I found the handles were too big and heavy for smaller pots and pans, causing them to tip at the handle. Remedying this requires slightly bending the handles upward in a vice. After doing this the pans seemed to improve to an acceptable steady level. If you use the cover or add a fair amount of food prior to placing pots or small pans on cook top, they will be fine. If you intend to melt butter or make sauces or other light food items, they will tip over without the cover... » Read More Yes, but the pans I received did not lay flat, they were unsteady and tittered on the pans edge closest to the handle. I found the handles were too big and heavy for smaller pots and pans, causing them to tip at the handle. Remedying this requires slightly bending the handles upward in a vice. After doing this the pans seemed to improve to an acceptable steady level. If you use the cover or add a fair amount of food prior to placing pots or small pans on cook top, they will be fine. If you intend to melt butter or make sauces or other light food items, they will tip over without the cover and the handle will come in contact with direct heat or open flame. Hope this was helpful and good luck. « Show Less
1780606
This item is solid plastic (good for easy clean up) but it fits within your porcelain pot (or least it has on all the one's we have tried in our travels) which does not allow for movement. Falls are always a possibility, but I do not think that under proper usage one would fall. Of course, that depends upon on age, frailty, and mental capacity of the person
266707
Yes.. It is sturdy enough to provide protection between skillets and pans. I use it under the sink and in cupboards to prevent scratching shelves as we'll.
286260
I put a towel under a baked dish to keep the dish from sliding, but I don't think it would melt without the towel.
1555842
Maybe so since it seems these items were not tested properly or the fact that the copper looking knobs on the lids get hot and you must use a pot holder to pick them up. If you want to keep the heat turned up under the pan, but let off steam the lids will not allow you to move them to one side. They keep sliding back in place, and the black handles start peeling over time. I am not thrilled with these pans, but they will do in a pinch.
1289911
I don't think this is the best choice to keep things from sliding around. This has raised ridges that actually allow items to move easily. I would choose one of the more cushion-y shelf liners if you want non-skid.
1464003
Well, I hang my All Clad pans from them with no problem. I don't think you would have trouble using them for anything like that, but I don't know about things that weigh much more than that. They are very sturdy, although I can't say exactly what their weight limit is. Absolutely fine for my pots and pans.
1930263
Mine is in a cabinet which has a wood bottom. I have 3 cookie sheet, 3 stoneware item,(1 cookie, 2 pizza stones) and 3 8"in cake pans in my rack. I never had had any problems with it sliding when I am putting away any of these items.. I really love this item. Can't believe how much stuff it holds. Hope this helps
779568
Small pots and pans are no problem. Something with approx. 14" diameter should also fit with no issues.
46487
Yes the pots themselves will hold up in the oven and perform well, but not the covers as the temperature gauge on top is plastic.
187527
The item has a rubberized material sewn on the base which has pretty good anti-slide properties. I have not had a problem with the item sliding at all. Over time, I suppose the material could harden and become slick. If that should happen, I plan to use a swatch of rubberized shelf liner to keep the item in place.
1843217
Should be fine. It's a solid plastic sheet, with some fine ribbing to keep items from sliding.
237289
Yes, i use it under everything, from light to heavy. I fit it to the space (overlapping pieces when i need to) and have never had a problem with it sliding (it is thick plastic.)
184788
Yes. There is a round piece of hard rubber, almost the circumference of the bowl, on the bottom. You could knock it over, but it won't just tip over, or dump contents if you brush up against it, etc. The rubber keeps it from slipping off of surfaces too. It's a great little product. I use it whenever I take screws out of anything.
996714
Yes! It's remarkably sturdy! If you're stacking several cast iron skillets, I'd recommend screwing it down to ensure it doesn't slide or tip.