Warming mat for food, 24 by 15 inches
4.6 out of 5 (1,441)
On the table
Electric warming tray, glass top
4.8 out of 5 (6)
A long family dinner usually means the second helping goes cold on the table while people talk. We built this tray from separate tempered glass panels that join without tools. You can run one panel for a quiet dinner or join both when friends come over.
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| Where it goes | On the table |
|---|---|
| Options on the listing | 1 variant |
Independent panel controls
Each glass panel runs its own heat setting and timer. A pot of soup can stay hot on one side while bread rests gently on the other without drying out.
Modular snap assembly
The sections connect together when you need a wide serving area and pull apart when dinner is over. Storing two flat pieces in a cabinet takes far less room than one long board.
Tempered glass top
The hard glass surface handles everyday serving dishes made of ceramic, metal, or heat-tolerant glass. Spilled gravy or stray drops wipe away with a damp cloth once the surface cools down.
Memory and lock settings
The controls remember your previous heat level so you do not reset it each evening. A long press on the power button locks the surface controls while food is being served.
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