About this product
From Holiday Centerpiece to Reliable Table Protector
Add a touch of seasonal warmth to your kitchen with this unique solid wood trivet that transforms from a charming Christmas tree into a sturdy heat-resistant pad for your hot dishes.
Smart Foldable Design for Clever Storage
Effortlessly switch between function and decor. Simply fan out the wooden "branches" to create a wide, stable trivet for pots and pans. When not in use, rotate them back into a standing tree shape that doubles as a festive countertop ornament, saving precious drawer space.
Premium Wood Construction for Reliable Protection
Crafted from thick, durable solid wood layers, this trivet provides an effective barrier against high heat. The substantial base and sturdy wooden petals ensure your dining tables and countertops remain safe from hot pots, serving bowls, and teapots.
Natural Aesthetics & Cozy Holiday Vibes
Featuring a beautiful gradient of natural wood tones, the smooth matte finish brings an organic, warm feel to your home. Topped with a charming wooden star or apple, it's designed to be displayed, not hidden away.
Specifications
- Material: Solid Wood (Natural Grain)
- Diameter (Expanded): Approx. 7.5 in (19 cm)
- Thickness: Approx. 0.4 in (1 cm) per layer
- Design: 5 Layers with Star or Apple Topper
- Care Instructions: Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Do not soak.
Frequently Asked Questions
It's simple and manual. The wooden layers rotate around a central post. Just fan them out to lie flat for use as a trivet, or stack them back up to form the standing tree shape.
Yes, it is crafted from solid wood pieces. You will see natural wood grain and color variations, giving each piece a unique, premium quality.
Yes. The wooden layers are thick (approx. 1cm each) and designed to provide a sturdy, heat-resistant base for standard hot serving pots, pans, and dishes.
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