Sungmor Heavy Duty Cast Iron Teapot Dish Warmer Stable Holder for Tealight Stand | Tealight Warmer Decorative Stove for Villa Yard Balcony-Flower Shape

Sturdy, versatile and beautiful. I used an 8’hr votive candle and it kept my tea warm all day. I’m very happy with this product

Living in an off grid cabin can be difficult, especially if you don't want to waste power on a microwave. Keeping coffee hot is major! These cast iron trivets do the job. We make pour over coffee (boiling water) and a cup of coffee stays hot for as long as you need it to. Tried larger tea lights but found you need to clip the wick to avoid sooting up the bottom of the cup and the trivet. Look classy and are reasonably priced. Easy to use and should last for years.

This is a great item. I wasn’t disappointed. A little large for small tea pots if you remove the middle part but I still love it and use it.

Lovely. I searched high and low for a THREE burn tea light holder cast iron trivet. I got this for use in emergencies as well as for functional daily use. I like that I can warm up some coffee, tea, canned foods, water for oats, or possibly even do some light grilling just by having a CAST IRON surface fueled by tea lights. And in the mean time, I can use it as a regular trivet or potpourri warmer.Looks and feels sturdy. If I experience anything else, or notice anything worth sharing, I will be back to do so.

i LOVE MY TEAPOT WARMER. WOULD HAVE GIVEN IT 5 STARS BUT TH CANDLE IS VERY CLOSE TO THE TOP AND LEAVES SOOT WHICH MAKES A MESS. BUT I DO USE IT EVERY DAY AND IT IS A DECORATIVE WAY TO KEEP A POT OF TEA HOT FOR HOURS.

It’s so sweet to use and I enjoy putting my glass teapot on it with the blooming flowers 💕💕💕

Love the dainty compact style. Very sturdy and easy to use. Just clip off the ties and add a tealight then light it. Very nice for Tea parties or for a special teatime for yourself, or when company stops by. 🤗💕 I love it.

I love this because it’s just a trivet first. Add a tea light. It becomes a warmer for serving bowl invert a pot over it when the power goes out and now it’s a room heater. How versatile is that?