Can we place hot bowls on this table? If yes, what is the maximum temperature the table surface can withstand.
1292287
Yes it's a wood surface. I have also set candles on this table. I hope this helps
1566554
I have a general rule of not putting very hot dishes on tables, I always use something to put underneath, so I don't know how durable it is. I like the table, it's practical, looks very nice and it's super easy to clean.
1334426
This would not be a problem. These are made of tempered glass, like Pyrex, and can handle quick temperature changes, in my experience. Barring a particularly faulty bowl, this would not be an issue.
1208623
It is tempered glass so it should be pretty durable outside. You would want to avoid abrupt temp changes (IE setting a hot pan on a cold table or vise versa. I would also keep it out of direct sunlight as there is a history of even "patio" tables with glass tops shattering in direct sunlight. As for the chairs and table height... the table comes in two heights and so do the matching chairs. You need to counter height is shorter and bar height is taller.
443153
The bottom and sides can get extremely hot. I would not use this stove unless resting on a non flamable surface and with anything flamable (even a plastic cup) within 15 inches of it. The head can scorch a table top and melt plastic nearby. It would eventually cause a wooden table to catch on fire.
857923
Yes it can. I have even put hotter things on it. It is very durable. I love it.
626928
I tried putting a pot of boiling water on it and that didn't seem to do it any harm. Silicone can be quite heat tolerant but I'm not sure if this particular item would stand up to oven temperatures.
1988847
Absolutely. I use mine at 450 degrees for my French Onion Soup. They are a heavy commerical grade bowl.
1566023
I have only used this product at 350 degrees. I love the baking dish but but I don't think new glass dishes are like the ones made in the 50's thru the 80's. I don't think I would use it above 400 degrees. Some other reviewers have noted Pyrex exploding after they take it out of the oven. Always, always, put it on a rack on a table. I never put any dish on a counter, stovetop or other material without using a rack. It helps cool the dish safely. Hope this helps.
1830220
I wouldn't put it directly on the surface, but you could put a cookie sheet or metal tray underneath and you would be ok as long as you are close by with a pitcher of water or hose. It might even be better to put the tray on top of a few bricks or floor tiles just to make sure the table top doesn't get too hot. You can also get concrete board at home improvement stores (used to line chimneys, etc). Then you wouldn't even need the tray.
2226248
I haven't tried it but if it was something I needed to do regularly, I would risk one bowl to find out. I really think you could but can't promise. I guess I haven't put anything super hot in them, maybe cereal and hot soup. I definitely wouldn't put anything hotter than boiling water, 212 F, though.
967175
I am not absolutely sure yet. We used it late today (5 p.m.) and it had been in the sun most of the day...but the temps were comfortably in the low 80 degree range. I had cleaned the surface before our guests arrived and it was not hot to the touch - but again the overall day was beautiful - not a scorcher. However, I don't want to mislead you...we have had a lot of rain and had not been out there recently to use the table. Sorry Ii cannot help more than that right now.
1849466
Hi, Jeff. The bowl is quite shallow, not more than 5-6 inches deep, if that. I think if you installed artificial logs, you wouldn't be able to put the cover on, and use it as a table. I hope that helps! I use Duraflame logs in it, instead of real wood, and that is working well.
1988851
yes..even at 500 I wouldn't worry about it..I'm a retired french chef and have made 1000s of onion soups in these type of bowls..I was very happy with my purchase of these bowls..none have cracked under high heat..
1107419
The base of the bowl doesn't get any hot. I have had mine many times on top of a wooden coffee table at the side yard, and never had any problem with the heat. It's a very safe design, all the heat remains on the top.
185250
Yes you can pour hot things in without any problems. I do all the time and I love these bowls!
2232217
I don't see why not, Warm temperature setting will heat up your party dips, appetizers and sauces and keep them at the ideal temperature while entertaining. Removable stoneware and glass lids are dishwasher-safe to keep party clean-up to a minimum.