My kitchen counter tops are wood and are the only way this is wood related.
I had made a chocolate pie with wafer crust in a Corningware pie plate (using a wooden counter top as support). A few days later I took it out of the fridge, laid it on the wooden counter (for support) and a large part of the side of the Corningware plate fell off in pieces. These pieces were supported by the wooden counter top. Some of those pieces were extremely sharp. This and other Corningware stuff was bought maybe 30 yrs ago and came with a lifetime guarantee.
Wrote to Corningware explaining the problem. They called me back - we talked and they sent me a replacement pie plate. They also offered a new (stoneware) Casserol set. It came today.
It is sittting on my wooden counter top (for support) as we write this. I know this isn't as woodsy as it should be in this group, but I need to gloat over this and someone needs to hear a positive story about Corningware.
Oh yeah, I'm writing this at my wooden Pc desk that I made.
Pete