Short answer: A silicone hob mat should fit a specific cool-surface job rather than be chosen from material name alone. This black set includes three 22 cm round mats, one 24 cm round mat and one 35 × 25 cm rectangle, listed at about 0.7 mm thick with hanging holes. The retailer presents them for protecting glass induction surfaces between cooking sessions. It does not state a heat-resistance temperature, hot-pan use, food-contact suitability, dishwasher cleaning or operation beneath induction cookware. Measure your hob, check its manual and plan where the five pieces will be stored before ordering.
Read the material claim narrowly
The product page identifies silicone and an approximate thickness of 0.7 mm. Those details describe the mats, but they do not establish a temperature rating, load capacity or suitability as a trivet under a hot pan.
The manufacturer does not specify food-contact use, chopping use, pastry preparation or dishwasher cleaning. Keep the purchase tied to the listed between-session hob-cover role.
| Detail | What is documented |
|---|---|
| Material | Silicone |
| Approximate thickness | 0.7 mm |
| Heat rating and hot-pan use | Manufacturer does not specify |
Measure every shape before buying
The pack combines four circles and one rectangle rather than repeating one universal size. Measure where a 22 cm or 24 cm circle could sit and whether the 35 × 25 cm piece has a useful location.
Keep controls and edges visible in the plan. The product page does not say the mats may be cut, joined or permanently fixed, so compare the actual supplied shapes.
- Draw the hob outline and control area.
- Mark the four round mat positions.
- Test the rectangular footprint on the drawing.
- Confirm that selective coverage is enough.
Build storage into the routine
Hanging holes are a practical listed detail because the pieces need somewhere to go outside their between-session role. Choose a hook or cupboard position that keeps the set together and away from active cooking.
The listing does not specify how the mats behave when folded, rolled or exposed to residual heat. Let the hob cool and follow the appliance instructions before placing a cover on the glass.
Check compatibility with the exact hob
Electrolux advises users not to place protective mats on its induction hob surfaces. That manufacturer-specific warning shows why the accessory material alone cannot establish compatibility across every appliance.
Buy only when your own hob instructions permit the intended cool-surface arrangement. The manufacturer does not specify induction-through-mat performance, active-zone use or guaranteed surface protection.
Related guides and product details
Choose this silicone set for measured between-session coverage only, with a clear storage routine and explicit permission from the hob's instructions. Read Silicone Induction Hob Mats: Compare Sizes and Limits for related guidance. Read How to Choose a Glass Induction Hob Cover 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 material, thickness, sizes, hanging holes and between-session positioning. Silicone induction hob protector mat product page.
- Supports checking the exact hob manufacturer's restrictions before use. Electrolux: Can I put a protection mat on the induction hob?.