Can this double as an oven liner, as in placed directly on the rack?
245052
No I don't think I would try it. It does have a limit on the temperature in which you can use it.
245053
Yes, but there are some things to keep in mind. This mat is made if flexible silicone so there will be some slight sagging between the bars of your oven rack. Something relatively stable like a pizza would be unaffected, but more delicate items like macarons would be very affected. Also keep in mind that with a flexible sheet it might difficult to remove many items (like 24 cookies) before they have cooled for a bit.
567799
I have never tried it, but I definitely would not hesitate. The porcelain liner should definitely be able to withstand the oven heat. Good Luck
152097
Yes it can! I did it and it looks great. I have it sitting above a 2nd oven that makes it look like dual ovens.
760294
This is only for an electric stove. You do not put the liner on the rack but directly on the bottom of the oven with the element on top of it.
1568464
Liner is like paper thin. I put my liner on the bottom of the oven which has the element beneath the pan so you cannot see it. I'm planning to just use my cookie sheet instead. We made a claim to the company, but they said they couldn't do anything about it. Please do not take a chance for the price. We think using a cookie sheet is a great idea; you wash it just once in a while.
2259248
I have not used it as an oven liner but I don't see any problem whatsoever with that idea because you can use this product at such high temperature. However, why use such an expensive product for a problem that can be solved with a piece of heavy duty foil you can throw out and not have to clean and scrub should something drops on it? That's what I have always used on the bottom of my two ovens :-)
2265897
I placed it under the heating element of my electric oven. In my oven, the heating element sits on little "feet" on the bottom of the oven, and it lifts up on a hinge attached to the back of the oven. So, I trimmed the liner to fit and placed it under the element.
1301071
I am currently using it in a gas oven on the lowest rack. The instructions say not to place the mat on the bottom of the oven interior of a gas oven.
1720169
Yes, I've used it inside a half-sheet pan for cooking/baking in addition to being a standard cooling rack and it's worked just fine in all those capacities. Bake away!
1645673
You will have to check the dimensions, I had a space where a double oven used to be but it might fit under a counter.
1963978
I just opened my package of these oven liners, and it specifically states in large print that these liners are NOT to go on the bottom of the oven, but on the lowest rack. This warning is written twice: 1) on the front packaging of the liners and 2) imprinted on the oven liners themselves. The warning doesn't state why this is important, but I do like to follow instructions - my Mom raised me right! =) - so that is what I will be doing.
830082
No. You can NOT put it the oven, it is for rolling your dough. It is rubbery on the backside so it doesn't slide around on the counter and smooth on the front side so your dough doesn't stick much. Very similar to my old Tupperware one I had for 20+ yrs.
2259250
I don't know if it's different than the oven liners, but I don't think the size is appropriate and you can not cut it to fit-the fibers would fray & escape the silicone making it useless. Also, it's meant to be used and washed clean otherwise it will stain. If you have an electric oven, the element would be too close and the little feet the element stands on would score the mat. Try the Spillmat as someone else suggested.
831850
It a bit big for the oven (you will have to take out a rack). But I don't why you could not put it in the oven.
2019429
I see that some one else answered yes, but I do not see a way on my oven to do that. Might ask other person how they do it, if it really is possible.
1098081
As far as we are aware, no it cannot. But we do sell liners for baking (Silpats).
760295
I know it says to put the liner on the bottom rack. I did not!! I placed it on the bottom of the oven itself. My heating element is not visible - but even if it were I would slide the liner under it. It seems to be working just fine.