Short answer: Silicone induction hob mats are useful to compare when you want removable coverage over selected areas of a cool glass hob between cooking sessions. This set provides three 22 cm circles, one 24 cm circle and one 35 × 25 cm rectangle, each listed as black silicone about 0.7 mm thick. The mixed format may suit a hob with several separate areas, but it is not a continuous fitted cover. The manufacturer does not specify heat resistance, use under pans, induction operation through the mats, scratch-prevention performance or a cleaning method. Measure, read the appliance instructions and reject any unsupported use.
Compare the pack as five separate pieces
Four round pieces and one rectangle can be arranged differently from a one-piece cover. That flexibility is useful only if the fixed dimensions correspond to the glass areas you actually want to cover.
The listing says mixed sizes help cover common induction zones, not that every UK hob is compatible. Measure controls, edges and flexible-zone markings before deciding.
| Format | Main trade-off |
|---|---|
| Five separate mats | Flexible placement with possible gaps |
| One continuous cover | Not supplied in this set |
| Use during cooking | Manufacturer does not specify |
Check the documented construction
The published construction facts are limited to black silicone, about 0.7 mm thickness and hanging holes. Those details support a thin removable set with a stated storage feature.
They do not support claims about reinforced layers, anti-slip performance, heat thresholds, impact absorption or service life. The manufacturer does not specify those features.
- Three 22 cm round mats
- One 24 cm round mat
- One 35 × 25 cm rectangular mat
- Hanging holes for storage
Keep cooking compatibility appliance-specific
The retailer positions the mats between cooking sessions and does not state that cookware may sit on them over an active induction zone. Do not convert the product name into a compatibility promise.
Electrolux advises against protective mats on its induction hob surfaces and tells owners to read the supplied instructions. Follow the manual for your own brand and model, removing the mats whenever the intended use is not expressly allowed.
Choose on fit rather than protection language
A measured fit and a clear storage plan are facts a buyer can control. Guaranteed scratch prevention, heat resistance, pan detection and universal appliance suitability are not documented for this product.
Choose the pack if selective cool-surface coverage is enough and your appliance instructions permit it. Keep comparing if the requirement is complete coverage, heated use or independently verified protection.
Related guides and product details
The set earns a place only when its five fixed shapes fit the cool hob and the intended use stays inside both listings' documented limits. Read How to Choose a Glass Induction Hob Cover for related guidance. Read Induction Hob Protector UK: Measure Before You Buy 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 pack composition, dimensions, material, thickness, hanging holes and between-session use. Silicone induction hob protector mat product page.
- Supports appliance-specific caution about induction protection mats. Electrolux: Can I put a protection mat on the induction hob?.