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-FOLDS FLAT FOR EASY STORAGE: This wood trivet folds down into a slim, compact shape that tucks neatly into a kitchen...
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-FOLDS FLAT FOR EASY STORAGE: This wood trivet folds down into a slim, compact shape that tucks neatly into a kitchen drawer, then opens into an X-shaped stand ready to protect your countertop or table from hot pots and pans. -100% ACACIA WOOD: Crafted from 100% acacia wood, this wooden trivet showcases rich, natural grain, giving it a warm, modern look that fits right in on any countertop or table setting. -GREAT FOR HOT PANS & SERVEWARE: Use this trivet under Dutch ovens, casserole dishes, or hot serving pieces straight from the stove or oven, protecting quartz, wood, and other countertops from heat damage. -RESPONSIBLY FORESTED MATERIAL: This wood trivet is made from responsibly forested acacia wood, giving you a sustainable, space-saving alternative to bulky trivets that take up drawer space. -MEASUREMENTS: This trivet measures 8.27" x 1.85" x 0.71" when folded closed, expanding into an X shape large enough to support pots, pans, and serving dishes when open. Hand wash only. Small in the Drawer, Sturdy on the Counter
This trivet spends most of its life folded flat, slim enough to slide into a drawer between uses. Pull it apart and it opens into a sturdy X-shaped stand ready to hold a hot pot or pan.

Solid Acacia Wood
Made entirely from acacia wood, the grain runs rich and varied across each folding arm, giving this trivet a warm, natural look that still feels substantial in hand.

Everyday Protection, No Bulk
Set a Dutch oven or casserole dish on it straight from the stove, then fold it back down when you're done, freeing up drawer space that a bulky trivet would otherwise eat up.

Responsibly Made, Compact Footprint
Crafted from responsibly forested acacia wood, it measures just 8.27" x 1.85" x 0.71" folded, expanding into an X only when you actually need it.

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