Glossary entry

Danish term or phrase:

afsætningssøjle (for gryder i køkkenet)

English translation:

saucepan stand

Added to glossary by Christine Andersen
Nov 29, 2007 21:27
16 yrs ago
Danish term

afsætningskugler/-søjler

Danish to English Tech/Engineering Furniture / Household Appliances
Talking about the heat resistance of a kitchen:

Benyt altid afsætningsmuligheder i form af afsætningskugler/-søjler, afsætningsriste, bordskånere eller lignende, idet gryder o.l. let overstiger varmegrænsen, hvorved overfladen beskadiges for bestandigt.

Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!

Maria
Change log

Dec 5, 2007 08:27: Christine Andersen Created KOG entry

Discussion

Maria Rosich Andreu (asker) Nov 29, 2007:
Hej Hanne - could you please elaborate on the meaning? I am afraid I do not really see what it is (and this needs to go into Spanish). Tak paa forhand!

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saucepan stand

I would suggest a saucepan stand for the afsætningssøjle

http://www.dealsdirect.com.au/p/5-tier-saucepan-stand/

I have no idea what an afsætningskugle is in Danish, although it must be some structure to balance pots and pans on.

A saucepan stand might also be a single-layer structure that you can put on the table top - it is quite an elastic term!

The same thing is also called a trivet

My mother has a collection of trivets that she places on the kitchen table - this might be what you want for another alternative.

http://www.northwesterncutlery.net/Trivets-Deluxe_Round_Triv...

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receiving balls/ columns

Based on "receiving table" and "receiving platter", I would go with this.

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It is a structure on which you can place something that is hot, so that the kitchen counter etc. is not damaged. Another word for "at afsætte" is to "put down" or "to set down".
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