Electric Food Warming Mat, 23.6 x 15.8 Inch Roll-Up Warming Tray with 14 Heat Levels and 10-Hour Timer
$41.99
Free shipping in the United States · shipping to Europe, the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand calculated at checkout · 3 to 7 days from the US warehouse, 6 to 12 days for anything shipped from our supplier · Tracked · Damaged or wrong: refunded or replaced
The food is ready twenty minutes before everyone sits down. Foil goes on, the food sweats, and by the time the last person arrives the potatoes are cold and the sauce has a skin. This rolls out flat on the table and holds everything where you left it.
23.6 by 15.8 inches: a stock pot, a frying pan and three bowls fit at once, which is the whole point of a mat rather than a single plate warmer.
How it heats
Graphene wire runs across the whole base rather than a coil in the middle, so there is no hot spot burning one dish while the far corner goes cold. It reaches temperature in about eight seconds. You set the level on the display — 95°F for bread and plates, up near 212°F for a casserole you want steaming — and the timer switches it off on its own up to ten hours later, which is the part that lets you leave the room.
One dial and a display. Fourteen heat levels and a timer up to ten hours; it switches itself off at the end.
Graphene heating wire across the whole base, hot in about 8 seconds
14 temperature levels, 95°F to 212°F, on a digital display
Timer from 0 to 10 hours, then it switches itself off
Food-grade silicone — it rolls up to put away in a drawer
Ships at 3.3 lb
It rolls up and goes in a drawer with the bag it comes in. A rigid warming tray does not.
What it will not do
It keeps hot food hot. It will not cook, and it will not bring a cold dish back up to temperature — 212°F at the surface is holding heat, not reheating. Food goes on it hot, straight from the pan. It is also a mat, not a hob: no pans on the heat, no cutting on it, and it wants a flat surface underneath.
Where it works
Sunday lunch, buffets and parties, a plate held for whoever gets home late, a teapot that goes cold before the second cup.
Keeping dishes, coffee and milk warm, thawing, proving dough, melting chocolate — the supplier’s own list of what people use it for.
It ships free, and it ships fast
Every order ships free inside the United States, tracked. Part of the catalogue sits in a US warehouse and arrives in three to seven days. The rest ships from our supplier in China and takes six to twelve days. Every product page says which of the two it is, before you buy.
Chosen for one reason
Everything here solves a problem an ordinary house actually has. If a product only looks good in a photograph, it does not make it into the shop.
A person answers
Write to us and you get a reply from someone who can do something about it. If an order turns up damaged or wrong, we make it right.
Utility Masters exists for the parts of a home nobody photographs: the entryway that fills up, the counter that disappears, the corner where the vacuum leans. We find the things that fix them, and we ship them from here.
