Short answer: A glass induction hob cover should be chosen by measuring the cool, switched-off surface and deciding whether separate pieces suit the layout. This set contains three 22 cm circles, one 24 cm circle and one 35 × 25 cm rectangle, all listed as black silicone about 0.7 mm thick. It is described for protection between cooking sessions, not as a fitted whole-hob panel. The manufacturer does not specify heat resistance, use beneath pans, protection performance or compatibility while an induction zone is operating. Check your hob manual before placing any accessory on the glass.
Map the five pieces onto your hob
Start with a paper plan of the glass and mark controls, edges and the areas you want covered after cooking. The fixed pack contains three 22 cm round mats, one 24 cm round mat and one 35 × 25 cm rectangle.
A circle may match a marked zone yet overlap a touch panel or edge. The rectangular mat may cover a wider patch but cannot provide edge-to-edge coverage by itself. The manufacturer does not specify trimming or resizing, so assess the supplied shapes as fixed pieces.
| Piece | Quantity and listed size |
|---|---|
| Round mat | Three at 22 cm |
| Round mat | One at 24 cm |
| Rectangular mat | One at 35 × 25 cm |
Choose selective or continuous coverage
Separate mats make sense when selected areas matter more than an uninterrupted appearance. They can be moved and stored individually, and the listed hanging holes give the set a simple storage option between uses.
This format is a poor match when the aim is a single fitted panel across the whole glass surface. Gaps will depend on the hob layout, and the product page does not promise complete scratch prevention or protection from every object.
- Count the areas you want to cover.
- Check whether visible gaps are acceptable.
- Plan where all five pieces will hang or lie during cooking.
Follow the appliance maker's instructions
The listing describes protection between cooking sessions. It does not publish a heat rating or instructions for keeping the mats beneath cookware on an active zone. The manufacturer does not specify induction performance through the mat.
Electrolux advises against placing protective mats or other material on its induction hob surfaces and tells users to read the appliance instructions. Advice can vary by appliance, so the controlling source is the manual for your exact hob, not a general claim about silicone.
Check limitations before ordering
The product facts support black silicone, about 0.7 mm thickness, hanging holes and the five stated dimensions. They do not specify heat resistance, dishwasher cleaning, food-contact use, chopping use, trivet performance or a surface-protection guarantee.
Choose the set when the sizes fit a cool hob between sessions and your appliance instructions permit the intended arrangement. Keep looking when you need heated use, a continuous fitted cover or documented protection performance.
Related guides and product details
Measure first, check the exact hob manual and buy only if the five removable pieces suit between-session coverage without relying on unlisted heat or protection claims. Read Induction Hob Protector UK: Measure Before You Buy for related guidance. Read Induction Hob Scratch Protection Without Unsupported Claims for related guidance. Review the documented specification on the Silicone induction hob protector mat set, 5-piece black product page before ordering.
Sources and safety context
- Supports the five-piece contents, dimensions, material, thickness, hanging holes and between-session positioning. Silicone induction hob protector mat product page.
- Supports checking the exact appliance instructions and avoiding unsupported mat use during cooking. Electrolux: Can I put a protection mat on the induction hob?.