In short: the Cook Concept raclette pan rest is a bit like a coaster, but for raclette pans: four wooden supports (reference KU6536) that slide under the scorching pan to spare your table. What we take away: a set of 4 engraved “La Raclette c’est toute ma vie” on the official photo, an official price around €21, but a brand page that is very stingy with details (wood species, thickness, care).
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Quick facts on the Cook Concept raclette pan rest
| Feature | Cook Concept KU6536 |
|---|---|
| Type | Raclette pan rest (set of 4) |
| Material | Wood; species not stated by Cook Concept (“natural wood” according to a retailer) |
| Dimensions | Not stated by Cook Concept; about 13.7 x 10 cm according to a retailer |
| Number of pieces | 4 (Cook Concept) |
| Thickness | Not stated by Cook Concept |
| Finish / engraving | “La Raclette c’est toute ma vie” engraving visible on the official packaging photo |
| Care | Not stated by Cook Concept; according to a retailer: soft, slightly damp cloth, dry thoroughly, no soaking, no dishwasher, no abrasive products |
| Made in | Not stated by Cook Concept |
| Reference | KU6536, EAN 3664944213635 (Cook Concept) |
| Indicative price | about €21 (€20.99) on the official Cook Concept shop, checked on 13/11/2026 |
What we make of it
The idea fits in one sentence: it’s like coasters, but made for raclette pans. The pan comes out of the grill, the cheese is still bubbling, and instead of setting it straight onto the varnished table or grandma’s nice tablecloth, you set it on a small wooden board. On the official Cook Concept page, the brand says exactly that: these four supports are there to protect your furniture during raclette meals, and to dress up your table. The packaging presents the product in three languages as a pan support, showing a small board with a handle and a hole, engraved “La Raclette c’est toute ma vie” (raclette is my whole life). Message received.
Where it gets thin is the detail. Cook Concept gives neither the wood species, nor the thickness, nor the dimensions, nor where it is made, nor any care instructions. You have to go to a retailer to read about 13.7 x 10 cm and a damp-cloth clean, no dishwasher. That is a modest size: check the base of your pans before ordering, because if the pan hangs well over the edge, a drop of grease will always find its way to the table.
During the evening, this kind of rest mostly changes two things. First, you no longer wonder where to put the scorching pan while you scrape your potatoes: it lands next to your plate, handle pointing toward you, and nobody burns their fingers grabbing it. Second, drops of cheese and grease fall on the wood rather than on the tablecloth. The flip side: wood soaks things up. Over time it will mark, darken and keep a few raclette rings. On paper, that is the price of peace of mind, and according to the Amazon listing (4.4/5 from 28 reviews on 13/11/2026), most buyers live with it happily.
One last, very down-to-earth calculation: the set holds 4 pieces. For dinner for two or four, perfect. For a 6- or 8-person grill, you will either buy a second set or learn to share your pan rest with your neighbor, which is excellent training for life in society.
Strengths
- The coaster idea applied to the raclette pan: the table is protected from heat and drips
- “La Raclette c’est toute ma vie” engraving that looks fun on the table
- Board with a pierced handle, easy to grab and to hang
- Reasonable official price, around €21 for the set of 4
Things to consider
- Only 4 pieces, a little short for a big table
- Wood species, thickness and origin not stated by Cook Concept
- Not dishwasher-safe according to a retailer, and wood marks over time
- About 13.7 x 10 cm, to compare with your own pans
Who is it for?
For couples and families of four who bring out the grill several times a winter and are tired of pale rings on the dining table. For those who like a bit of decoration too: the engraving sets the tone from the aperitif onward. And as a gift: paired with a good cheese, the set makes a nice little present for a raclette fan.
Who it isn’t for: hosts who seat eight people every Saturday and want one rest per guest from the first purchase, and anyone who wants to put everything in the dishwasher. To discover other products from the brand, see our Cook Concept page, and to fill those pans, dip into our recipes.
Alternatives
- kela BAAR: a set of 4 in beech, with a “Raclette” inscription, listed at 14 x 9.5 cm.
- Kesper: a set of 8 acacia boards, handy for big tables.
- Fackelmann 30993: a set of 6 in wood that doubles as drink coasters.
If there are more than four of you around the grill, sets of 6 or 8 spare you the negotiations between neighbors.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Cook Concept raclette pan rest dishwasher-safe?
Cook Concept doesn’t say. According to a retailer, it is not dishwasher-safe: wipe it with a soft, slightly damp cloth, dry it well and avoid soaking.
How many supports are in the Cook Concept set?
Four, according to the brand. For a 6- or 8-person grill, plan on two sets or some sharing.
How big are the Cook Concept pan rests?
The brand doesn’t give a size. One retailer lists about 13.7 x 10 cm: compare with the base of your pans before buying.
