Merino Wool 10" Round Trivet

The 10-inch diameter is perfect for my dutch oven, and the merino wool actually stays put on the table without sliding around. It handles the heat from a hot casserole dish without a fuss, and the natural fiber feels nice to the touch.

I was surprised at how much heat this trivet blocks—I set a hot cast iron skillet right on it and the table stayed cool. The merino wool has a nice, sturdy feel that doesn't slide around.

I’ve been using this wool trivet daily for hot pots and casseroles, and it’s held its shape perfectly—no scorching or flattening so far. The merino feels surprisingly plush and grippy, which keeps dishes from sliding around.

Pulled it out of the box and was surprised by how dense and substantial the wool felt is—it really keeps my hot cast iron from marking up the table. Looks great just sitting on the counter, too.

Finally, a trivet that actually looks good sitting out on the counter. The merino wool is thick enough that I've put a hot cast iron pan straight on it without any marks.

I was a little skeptical about a wool trivet, but this one handles my hot cast iron skillet without leaving any marks on the table. The 10-inch size is perfect for large pots, and it actually looks nice enough to leave out.

Dropped a hot cast-iron skillet directly onto this and the wool absorbed the heat instantly—no scorch marks on the table underneath. The 10-inch size is generous enough for large dishes but still easy to store flat.

I was worried a wool trivet might be too delicate, but this one handles my hot cast iron skillet straight from the oven without any issue. The 10-inch round size is perfect for my Dutch oven, and it stays put on my marble countertop.

The wool is noticeably thicker than my old cork trivet, so it holds heat from a cast iron skillet without scorching. It's the perfect size to double as a plate rest for serving dishes.

I set it on the counter right next to a hot cast iron skillet straight off the stove, and after a few minutes the wool was still cool to the touch. Plus the natural fibers look way nicer than the silicone trivets I used to have.