Stove Gap Covers, Stove Counter Gap Covers, Stainless Steel Stove Gap Covers, Oven Gap Filler Heat Resistant & Easy to Clean Stove Gap Covers, Effectively Protect (23.5", L-Type Silver)

Great product! Easy to install

Stainless Steel Spacer for Kitchen Spacing Issues.1 star ⭐ deducted for price.Pros:1.Universal fit: Perfectly solves the problem of items falling into gaps. Clever cutouts allows to make manual adjustments for better fitting.2.Durable Stainless Steel: Rust-resistant and long-lasting. (Note: Long-term rust resistance needs to be checked over time, reaction upon liquid cleaner as well needs to be checked over time)3.Sleek design: Premium finishing, no sharp edges.4.Stable weight: Maintains stability during use.Cons:1.Price consideration: Could be more affordable.2.Sometimes we may just need one.3.Mutiple color options would be a plus.Overall, the Stainless Steel Spacer is a valuable addition to my kitchen. It effectively solves the gap problem, thanks to its universal fit and durable Stainless Steel construction. With its sleek design and stable weight, it adds both style and stability to my kitchen setup.While the price could be more budget-friendly, the quality and convenience offered by the Stainless Steel Spacer makes it a worthwhile investment for a more organized and cleaner kitchen space. Specifically the additional weekend time it use to consume for cleaning the gaps.

I'm sure it's happened to all of us at one time or another--accidently nudge a knife, fork, spoon, or other utensil and watch it disappear into a void you won't access until you replace your stove. Or possibly worse, knock over a container of liquid and hear it splat at the bottom of the gap before you even have a chance to grab a cloth or paper towel.I have a gas stove that has probably been in place since my house was built, in 1993. You can probably tell how old by my pictures. I'm not one to get rid of something because a newer, supposedly better model is available--if it works and doesn't endanger my life/health, I'm using it until I have other choice. When you add that I'm a bit of a coward when it comes to messing with anything attached to a natural gas line, this thing has not been moved in the seven years I've lived here. I know for a fact that there are several knives down there, along with other assorted items like bottle caps and the torn-off tops of resealable packages.I've only been using these gap covers for less than a week, and they've already prevented more lost items. They're incredibly easy to install and remove. I needed to adjust the one on the right side because I hadn't pushed the tabs out far enough. It slid right out and back in without difficulty. Mind the edges, though. They're pretty sharp and could cut you quite easily, I would imagine, but they sort of have to be in order fit as flush as possible on your countertop. I like the slightly brushed finish as it doesn't really show fingerprints and is very easy to clean. They do the job intended and for a pretty fair price considering the number of years these should last.

These stove gap covers are made of high-quality stainless steel materials. The smooth surface is very easy to clean. The stove gap covers fit my appliances and countertops perfectly on the left side. However, there is still a small gap on the right side because the gap is wider than on the other side. Despite this, it still effectively seals the gap, preventing crumbs, liquids, or debris from falling between the stove and the counter. Cleaning these covers is really easy—just wipe them with a damp cloth, and they will look as good as new. Overall, they are a great choice for most stoves.

Good product works for intended purpose. Just wish there was a way to adjust the length.

When they arrived, one of the pieces was sticking out of the end of the box, and the box had been copiously retaped... so I might have received someone's returned product. But they were in perfect shape, so I went with it. There were no directions (which might be because they had been returned or they had fallen out of the box before it was retaped?) so I simply slid them in between my stove and my countertop. They were all loosey goosey, so I thought they didn't work! But when I removed them, I noticed that there are two cut pieces on each plate, and thought "hmm, what if I bend this in a bit?". Which I did. And they now fit snuggly and securely! No moving around, no gap between my stove and countertop anymore! They clean up easily with a damp sponge, even greasy splatters! And if they get dirty enough, they're easy to remove and scrub down in the sink, and the place back where they belong. I really like the look of them, and I LOVE that I don't have to worry about crumbs falling down the side of my stove where I can't reach them to clean them out again! But I do hope they come with some kind of instruction sheet telling you to bend those pieces out, or many people might just think they don't work! I give them 2 thumbs up!

We replaced the Range in our RV about 8 months ago. Since that time, we have had a gap of about 3/8" on each side of the new stove. Countless items have fallen between these spaces and it is cumbersome, to say the least, in retrieving whatever it was that fell in the crack.We came across these Stainless Steel Stove Gap Covers while browsing Amazon. They were the perfect length and were adjustable, so we ordered them.They are made of polished Stainless Steel and are actually heavier gauge than we expected. That's a good thing. They fit perfectly between the spaces and the tabs allow you to adjust the fitting, so that they are snug.They definitely do the job in protecting those gaps from being catch-alls, are well-built and pleasing to the eye. We have used the stove once since receiving them and they are very easy to clean, even to the point of being convenient to remove should anything spill on the inside.These are perfect for our RV. The measurements on our RV counter/stove area are identical to those of a standard house, so they will work in an other-than-RV application as well.Great IdeaGreat Product5 Stars