Round Silicone Coasters with Raised Rim, Non-Slip, Dishwasher Safe, for Glasses

The White Ring on the Tabletop

A cold glass sits on solid wood for twenty minutes, and the condensation soaks into the surface – the ring remains visible, even if you wipe it away. These silicone coasters have a recessed center with a raised edge. The water collects in the hollow instead of running off onto the table.

What Differentiates These Coasters from Felt and Cork

• Recessed center with raised edge: Condensation remains in the hollow. A flat cork coaster soaks up water and transfers moisture to the tabletop underneath.
• Silicone does not absorb water: The material is non-porous. It does not swell, warp, or retain stains from red wine or coffee.
• Grippy surface on both sides: The coaster stays put on the tabletop, and the glass does not slide off – even if both are wet.
• Soft material without a hard edge: Setting down a glass doesn't cause a clink, and the coaster doesn't scratch the tabletop when moved.
• Flat and stackable: The coasters lie flush on top of each other and take up little space in the cupboard. No holder needed, no stack toppling over.
• Dishwasher safe: Silicone tolerates heat and detergents without problems – unlike cork, felt, and wood, which swell or come apart in the dishwasher.

Suitable for solid wood dining and coffee tables, for delicate lacquered surfaces, for home office desks, for balcony and garden tables in summer, and for households with children where glasses are often knocked over.

Do the coasters stick to the glass?

This is precisely where silicone coasters differ: if the surface is too smooth and the coaster too thin, it lifts with the glass when picked up and falls down a moment later. Here, the recessed hollow prevents a flat suction effect because air remains between the glass bottom and the coaster. With very wet glasses, this can still happen – in that case, simply empty the coaster briefly. For cleaning, place in the dishwasher or rinse with warm water. Do not use sharp objects, as silicone is susceptible to cuts, and do not place pots or pans directly from the stove on it.

Your tabletop will look as good as new after a year – without anyone having to think about it.