Gillian Kyle Tunnock's Coasters - Red

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Designed for tea and coffee enthusiasts who appreciate British culinary heritage, these Gillian Kyle Tunnock's coasters offer a vibrant, nostalgic way to protect your furniture from moisture and heat rings. Featuring the iconic branding of Tunnock’s tea cakes and caramel wafers, they serve as a functional conversation piece for any home, though their lightweight construction requires care to avoid deep scratches on the decorative surface.
| Colour | Red |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gillian Kyle |
No, these coasters should be hand-cleaned with a damp cloth to protect the decorative finish.
Each coaster measures 9.8 cm by 9.8 cm.
This product comes as a set of four coasters.
They are proudly designed and made in Scotland.
No, these are designed for mugs and glassware; they are not heat-rated for heavy-duty cookware like pots or pans.
While they can be used outdoors, it is recommended to keep them out of direct rain and store them inside after your tea or coffee break.
Wipe immediately with a slightly damp microfiber cloth and dry with a soft towel.
Apply small adhesive rubber pads to the underside to increase grip and prevent movement.
No complex setup is required for these coasters; simply unpack them and place them on your desired surface. They are compatible with all standard home drinkware. To maintain the longevity of the Tunnock's prints, wipe the surface clean with a soft, damp cloth after use. Avoid submerging them in water or using abrasive scrubbers, as these can damage the decorative laminate. To keep them looking their best, store them in a dry place when not in use and avoid stacking them with heavy, metallic objects that could gouge the top layer.