KitchenRaku Large Anti-Scratch Induction Hob Protector Mat, Black, 78x52cm

Perfect fit and excellent quality at a great price. Looks really good and is very easily cleaned.

Have bought this item previously but this time its much thinner and after 2 uses on induction hob it had melted and stuck to the hob.

I hate it, it seems to catch all dust particles always looks dirty, difficult to clean, feels greasy. I have given it one star because it is protecting my new induction hob whilst I still have builders here

Good protection for induction hob. Keeps hob clean and can use as extra surface space.

The product arrived quickly and was easy to cut to shape. It protected our new hob perfectly during the kitchen refit. You can leave it in place during use but unfortunately the surface quickly breaks down. There are patches suppled which have managed to stop further disintegration for now but more areas are beginning to perish as time goes by. Shame as I really liked the idea of the product.

Fits perfectly, and doesn’t move when in use. It protects my new induction hob from scratches and folds up to store in a drawer when not in use. Spills have just wiped off so far and it doesn’t appear to stop the heat reaching the pans. Very pleased with my purchase.

Really poor Just looks awful and expensive for a bit of silicone. Meant to be a cover , attracts dust and looks super tacky . Don’t bother !

This mat is invaluable: It protects my expensive but fabulous induction hob; it stops the pans from sliding around (which could lead to scratching, especially by my le cruset pots, which are a bit rough on the base 🤭). It conducts the heat perfectly to the pots; I can wipe it around the pots whilst cooking; and whilst it sometimes looks a bit stained by residual heat, it cleans up OK. Money well spent!

È arrivato molto piegato , sgualcito poi non si vedono dove sono i fuochi, materiale troppo coprente Non lo ho rimandato indietro perché non ho avuto tempo però ho buttato soldi

È un semplice foglio di silicone sottile, opaco e pieno di imperfezioni che, con un po' di tempo e fatica, si riesce a stendre senza troppe bolle d'aria. Ma mi domando: chi è che spende per un bellissimo piano a induzione e, per paura di un paio di graffietti, si accontenta di uno squallido piano di plastica? Secondo me va bene solo per chi ha un vecchio piano, magari crepato, e non è ancora pronto a comprarne uno nuovo