You asked for a larger version of our Induction Hob Protector and we’re happy to oblige. There’s nothing worse than getting scratches and scuff marks on the shiny glass surface of your hob, but this black mesh liner has been specially designed to protect the surface of the largest induction hob without affecting its heat conductivity. Result.

Prevents scratches, scuffs and marks

If you’re shaking stir-fried food around in a wok or stirring a sauce a little enthusiastically, it’s easy to inadvertently damage the glass surface of your induction hob. But placing this liner over the top ensures the delicate surface is protected at all times, eliminating the risk of scuffs and scratches. And, of course, it means you can cook with pans that might not have a perfectly smooth-ground base, which means you can use your favourite cast iron casseroles and cooking pots on your induction hob after all.

Conductivity is maintained

We’ve thoroughly d this protective sheet to ensure it causes no reduction in the efficiency of the magnetic contact, so you won’t notice any difference in the time it takes to cook your favourite dishes. The heat-resistant woven mesh is coated with silicone so pans will stay securely in place above the induction element they’re on, while the liner itself will stay firmly in place on your hob too. And when you’re not cooking, the mat can be left in place to protect your hob from any unforeseen scratches that might happen when the shopping’s being unpacked or lunch boxes are tossed out of school bags.

Heat-resistant up to 250°C.

Free from BPA, PFOA and PTFE.

Please note: this liner can only be used on induction hobs. It is not suitable for ceramic hobs.

78 x 52cm.

Brand Name	LAKELAND
Model Info	32476
Package Dimensions	55.1 x 5.5 x 5.2 cm; 250 g
Part Number	32476
Special Features	Heat Resistant
Color	Black
Material Type	Glass
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	250 g

Lakeland Induction Hob Protector Liner Large – 78cm x 52cm Cut to Fit Prevents Scratches Scuffs

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