A global innovation

The patent-pending WunderSlider has been developed by Wundermix as a cost-effective alternative to the classic sliding board. With the help of the WunderSlider, your Thermomix can be moved easily around on the kitchen worktop. This protects both the kitchen worktop as well as the sensitive scales of the TM5.

Main features:
Protects the sensitive weighing scale of the Thermomix TM5.
Allows you to move the TM6 / TM5 around on any worktop.
Simply tilt your device backwards, slide it under and reposition.
Attaches to your device in seconds (no tools required).
Perfect fit for the Thermomix TM6 and TM5.
Space-saving, lightweight (looks invisible under the device).
Highest quality: made in Germany.

How it works:
The WunderSlider is made of sturdy plastic and has two ideally spaced retaining pins which are simply inserted into both openings on the base of the Thermomix TM6 / TM5.

Just like the ThermoSlider (which has been tried and tested multiple times), the WunderSlider is also equipped with two high-quality Teflon gliders to allow your Thermomix to be moved effortlessly on all smooth surfaces.

Unlike the ThermoSlider, the WunderSlider does not require a stopper, as the Thermomix stands directly on the kitchen worktop on its own rubber feet.

Simply by lifting the front of the device, the weight of the Thermomix can be shifted onto the Teflon gliders of the WunderSlider.

The WunderSlider is so easy to use:
Place your hands around the left and right of the Thermomix housing base at the front and lift up approx. 3 - 4 cm until the two rubber feet at the back come completely away from the kitchen worktop surface. The weight of the device is thereby shifted onto the two Teflon gliders of the WunderSlider - and the Thermomix can be moved easily in all directions.

Brand	Wundermix
Package Dimensions	24.1 x 11.3 x 4.9 cm; 20 g
Special Features	Lightweight, Portable
Item Weight	20 g

WunderSlider® Invisible Slide Base Alternative for Thermomix TM6 / TM5

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