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Silicone Induction Hob Mat
A silicone mat you leave on an induction hob while cooking, protecting the glass from scratches, sliding pans, and spills.
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Size: Picture
£12.00
- Cook with it on
- Protects the glass
- Induction only
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Wudy · Silicone Induction Hob Mat
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Overview
Induction hobs scratch and scuff easily, and a heavy pan sliding across the glass leaves marks you can't buff out. This mat protects it. Because induction heats the pan itself through a magnetic field, and that field passes straight through a thin silicone mat, you can leave the mat on the hob while you cook: the pan still heats as normal, but the glass is shielded from scratches, sliding pans, and boil-overs.
Two things to be clear about. It's heat-resistant to around 250°C, not fireproof, so don't push it past its rating or dry-heat an empty pan on it. And it's for induction only: on a gas, radiant electric, or ceramic hob the surface gets far hotter and the mat will melt, so never use it on those. Wipe it clean and let it dry.
- Size
- Thin mat for the hob surface
- Material
- Silicone-coated glass fibre, heat-resistant to about 250 C
- How it works
- The magnetic field passes through, so you cook with it on
- Best for
- Protecting a glass induction cooktop
- Note
- Induction only; not fireproof; melts on gas or radiant hobs
- 1 × Silicone Induction Hob Mat
- Size
- Thin mat for the hob surface
- Material
- Silicone-coated glass fibre, heat-resistant to about 250 C
- How it works
- The magnetic field passes through, so you cook with it on
- Best for
- Protecting a glass induction cooktop
- Note
- Induction only; not fireproof; melts on gas or radiant hobs
- 1 × Silicone Induction Hob Mat
Wudy Kitchen
Leave it on while you cook
Wudy Kitchen
Guards against scratches and spills
Questions about this piece
Care, use, and what to expect — answered plainly.
Yes, on induction. Induction heats the pan through a magnetic field, and that field passes through the thin mat, so the pan heats normally while the mat protects the glass underneath.
No. It's heat-resistant to around 250°C, which is different from fireproof. Don't push it past its rating or dry-heat an empty pan on it, or the silicone can scorch or melt.
No, induction only. Gas, radiant electric, and ceramic hobs get far hotter at the surface and will melt the mat. A quick test: if the hob glows red when on, it's not induction, so don't use it.
Wipe it clean with a damp cloth, or wash and dry it. Make sure it sits flat and is rated for your cooking temperature before use.
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