Graf Lantz Felt Trivet

Yes. Merino wool is naturally insulating and dense, making it highly effective at absorbing heat. At 5mm thick, it provides a sufficient barrier to keep high-heat cookware from damaging delicate wood or stone surfaces.

Merino wool is naturally resistant to stains and water, so most spills can be blotted up immediately with a clean, dry cloth. For tougher spots, you can spot clean with a damp cloth and a mild wool-safe detergent, then let it air dry.

The 8-inch size is ideal for standard saucepans, skillets, and serving bowls. If you frequently use extra-large Dutch ovens or oversized roasting pans, you might find that the edges of the cookware extend slightly beyond the trivet.

High-quality merino wool felt is durable and tightly compressed, so it resists pilling better than standard wool fabrics. With normal use, it will maintain its shape and texture for years.

Absolutely. Because the wool is water-resistant and absorbent, it works perfectly as a base for cold pitchers or carafes, preventing condensation rings from forming on your furniture.