Would I be able to use this on my wood table with out it leaving a heat ring??
1459217
I have never used it on wood so I can't be sure but we are using it on a kitchen counter top and have not had a problem.
1459218
I don't know for sure but being it has holes between the parts I'd be afraid to chance it. I used mine as a base for the jars in a canner and it worked good for that. Hopefuly someone else who has one will have tried it as a trivet and can tell you their experience.
1459219
I would think so. It holds the hot pan completely away from the table surface. Also silicon shouldn't transmut the heat thru so it would be fine iny opinion.
1459220
Although I've not placed it on my wood table, the silicone is of a thickness that would elevate it above the table so that it will not touch. Not sure if this helps.
1459221
It states .....Never worry about scorching delicate tabletop surfaces again.
1631542
I used it on outdoor iron furniture. I don't know how it works with wood. Sorry.
194182
I believe it will, I have baseboard heat and it works fine. I have it on a table in my bedroom, am thinking about getting another one for my living room. I hope this helps.
189997
I don't no. I was using it to repair a hole in a radiator. I was not pleased, it did not work well at all. The whole was the size of a pin head. I don't think it works to well with heat. I would read the information on what kind of metals it works with. Good luck.
1122702
I've never attempted to feel the table or under it while it's in use, but seeing as how the heat comes from under the stones, I wouldn't recommend putting it on a plastic table. I've used an aluminum camping table in the past and they do make a leg kit for the oven that allows it to stand alone that are very cool. I have also used it on a wood platform that hubby made to sit on our deck railing and it was ok there as well.
1030807
I would not suggest it. This is just to keep it from direct heat on your furniture. The teapot holds heat pretty well.
2044147
definitely safe since the flame is contained in a glass tube starting apprx. 1 ft up from the bottom and only goes up. there is no heat whatsoever below 1 ft from the table. but be aware ; the roof top of the heater is extremely hot. believe me, my wife touched it and burned 3 fingers pretty bad.
776669
If you can use a regular marker on it than this will work only it will set with heat and remain. I do agree with Barbara as well - probably not the best choice but should work.
900965
I wouldn't use it at the table, just due to the fact that meats and such splatter. The outside does get quite hotand would burn if touched.
1599377
I got this for my Mom. She uses on top of her dryer and the magnets hold it in place. My Mom is very pleased with this mat. I don't see why it couldn't be used on a wood table. The top of the mat should protect the wood from the heat and steam but I would check it out while using the mat to make sure the heat is not too much for the table top. You could also use it on the floor but once again I would suggest checking the surface under the mat to make sure the heat from the iron is not too much for the surface under the mat. You could also try several layers of towels under the mat to protect any surface you place the mat on. I got this for my Mom. She uses on top of her dryer and the magnets hold it in place. My Mom is very pleased with this mat. I don't see why it couldn't be used on a wood table. The top of the mat should protect the wood from the heat and steam but I would check it out while using the mat to make sure the heat is not too much for the table top. You could also use it on the floor but once again I would suggest checking the surface under the mat to make sure the heat from the iron is not too much for the surface under the mat. You could also try several layers of towels under the mat to... » Read More I got this for my Mom. She uses on top of her dryer and the magnets hold it in place. My Mom is very pleased with this mat. I don't see why it couldn't be used on a wood table. The top of the mat should protect the wood from the heat and steam but I would check it out while using the mat to make sure the heat is not too much for the table top. You could also use it on the floor but once again I would suggest checking the surface under the mat to make sure the heat from the iron is not too much for the surface under the mat. You could also try several layers of towels under the mat to protect any surface you place the mat on. « Show Less
1539152
Provided that the surface is strong enough, yes. It is rather large so I would perhaps measure out the dimensions to make sure you like the look of it. But it doesn't seem to run hot or anything that would be of concern for setting on a table.
1910417
Yes you can use it on wood my husband uses it on a wooden desk and it hasn't caused rings yet.
1158789
I'm sorry Greg (my sons name) but I gave it to my son-in-law for Christmas and he probably won't set it up until they need it this summer, sorry. He wanted something he could carry to their camper when they set up camp. As it shows wood inside I would think it would hold up to some high heat. That's what he will use it for. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1904655
I see what you mean and I assume it's normal as my oven's feet are the same. I have no problem having it on an old wooden table. It never has marked the table top or shown any scorch marks. This is a very well-insulated little oven, and only the glass front and the top surface get hot enough to be careful of. When I first got it, I checked out possible heat transfer from the oven bottom and there was none which is why I feel safe in using the wooden table for it.
194184
I believe it will, I have baseboard heat and it works fine. I have it on a table in my bedroom, am thinking about getting another one for my living room.I hope this helps.
1564808
No, I'm afraid not. It's plastic, and isn't really shaped right for that. Sadly it doesn't work at all on wood either. Cheers
1166451
I would have my doubts. It didn't work well with heat applications for me. When it gets too hot it seems to get soft. It may depend on how hot it gets . . . not sure. I would probably try solder for that. (?) Dale