Item# ADTWI-05-2
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These Cast Iron Leaf Trivets (set of 2) are traditional cast wrought iron trivets with a modern open leaf design. Use them on a tabletop for a hot dutch oven or casserole, or to give plants a lift for drainage on the deck or to protect floors indoors. Stable tripod style with rubber foot covers to prevent scratching and protect finishes. They can also be used on a wood stove top to diffuse heat beneath kettles or steamers (rubber feet should be removed before use on hot stoves). Nubbed texture decreases surface contact and heat transfer. Cast wrought iron with a black powder-coated finish. Dimensions: 8.12" L x 6.88" W x 1.38"H.
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