stove top as shelf

[Marg]

I saw a beautiful job done on one of the forums, and as you can guess, now I can't find it. There were two pictures of a shelf with diamond metal in a wooden frame that extended to the right of the propane stove. The other photo showed the brace that held the shelf up that was fastened to the side of the cabinet. Can one of our wonderful forum folks please tell me where I can find this item? It looks like something I could make to extend the counter top to the right of the stove. Thanks. Margaret in NW California.

[Gina D.]

Was it THIS one?

[Marg]

Was it THIS one?

Gina, that's the one. Thanks. I am thinking out one on the side of my stove. See you in OR. Marg

[Marg]

Was it THIS one?

That was it, Gina, I had my son install one for me made out of a cutting board. It will be very handy for hot pots coming off the stove. Marg

[David & Leslie]

That was it, Gina, I had my son install one for me made out of a cutting board. It will be very handy for hot pots coming off the stove. Marg

OK, fair is fair ... pictures, we LOVE pictures - pleeeeeeze? Thanx, L 'n D

[Marg]

A photo of the shelf beside my two-burner stove in the 13' Scamp that my son fabricated. It is not exactly like the one shown in a previous post, but because the leg would be too long he put another hinge in the middle of the brace. It works fine and is very stable.

[Victor Benz]

Have a look here for the sideboard I installed in the Fiber Stream. The original was a laminated countertop type. I used a piece of Pine shelving from the local Home Depot with hinges from Lee Valley.

Vic

http://good-times.webshots.com/album/55112...BqdPX?start=132

[Bonnie]

Have a look here for the sideboard I installed in the Fiber Stream. The original was a laminated countertop type. I used a piece of Pine shelving from the local Home Depot with hinges from Lee Valley.

Vic

http://good-times.webshots.com/album/55112...BqdPX?start=132

Victor, that is a great job.