Yes, you can put a hot pan on sintered stone. Sintered stone is made from a mixture of natural materials, such as stone, quartz, clay, and feldspar. The materials are pressed together at high pressure and heat, which creates a solid, monolithic material that is strong and durable.

Sintered stone is heat-resistant, so it can withstand the heat from a hot pan without cracking or discoloring. However, it is important to take a few precautions to prevent damage:

Do not place a hot pan directly on a cold sintered stone surface. This can cause the pan to crack the stone. Instead, let the pan cool for a few minutes before placing it on the stone.

Avoid placing a hot pan on a small area of sintered stone. This can cause the stone to warp or crack. Instead, place the pan on a large area of the stone to distribute the heat evenly.

Use a trivet or other heat-resistant pad under the pan to protect the stone from scratches.