Can a heavy cast iron trivet be placed directly on the dining table without scratching the tabletop?

The body is solid iron, but the part that touches the dining table is soft rubber. What official materials convey about the craftsmanship of the Oigen Foundry trivet is concise: the cast iron that forms the body, and the rubber feet supporting it from beneath^[1][2].

Because non-slip rubber feet are attached to the bottom, it stably supports weight without wobbling even when a pot is placed on it^[3]. As the cast iron body does not touch the tabletop directly, there is also no concern about scratching the dining table surface^[4]. Generally, cast iron utensils without cushioning materials easily leave fine scratches on the surface when dragged across a dining table.

hmmm, it is a finish that considers everyday use, preventing cherished furniture from being damaged while bringing the heavy materiality of cast iron to the dining table.