stove top cover

[Robert B]

Christi, nice job on the cover

Ken, I like the dual purpose idea - good way to get the drinks out

[LeBoutillier]

Just thought I'd add another version as to how to cover the stove top and sink; the wood shown are actually TV trays - the kind with legs that stay attached. I did not have to cut the tops but did sand them down to the bare wood and stain them to match the table. The sink cover is hinged on the left side (not shown). The piece above the stove has screws attached which fit between the grid - this keeps the cover from moving around while in transport. Each tray was $8 from Bed, Bath and Beyond.

[Ria. V]

I made mine from 1/4" birch plywood with pine edges. It was painted with clear polyurethane. The center just touches the burner grates underneath for support and the edges touch the counter top for support. We usually cook outside on a Coleman stove and use the counter space provided by the stove cover for storage. We can't imagine doing without it. Of course, wood allows for a custom fit. Tom Trostel

http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/ViewPhoto?...&p=70959856

Sorry your link doesn't work. thanks for the ideas

thanks

[Donna D.]

Sorry your link doesn't work. thanks for the ideas

thanks

Ria, that posting is two years and nearly five months old. As dynamic as the web is, with sites coming and going, it's not uncommon for links to quit working. That's why we prefer pictures, etc. to be embedded right here on FiberglassRV.

Fortunately Tom is still a member of this forum, I'll let him know... bet he fixes it!

[Tom Trostel]

Ria,
Here is a current link to a photo of the stove top cover.

http://s293.photobucket.com/albums/mm41/to...sonphotos31.jpg

Tom Trostel