Stove back splash

nice looking back splash..how well does it work and are they hard to clean...i was looking at something like that to fix were i messed up on my measurements for my stove hood in my tc build... :S

Do like that and just might have to steal that idea. My buddy tiled the back splash area for the sink and stove on his class C and it looked great but I expect it added a lot of extra weight to a all ready heavy rig.

So far they work great and are easy to clean. Any splatter from cooking has just wiped off with a damp cloth.

My son installed the same panels in my kitchen and trimmed it out with some beautiful trim he had left from the entertainment center he built us in the tt.
Mine is the bronze look. I really like it and a soft dishcloth cleans it nicely.
Great job !!!

Nice job. How about a pic of that spice rack.

Looks great. There is another pic around of someone who did that wish some faux glass tile. Love these ideas.

Love that! I don't like that there may be splatters from my cooking on the walls.

I installed the thermoplastic tiles in my 2007 Winnebago Outlook, last year. Learned the hard way that they can only take 140 degrees of heat
you must either not use the back burner or use a non flamable sheet of material to protect the thermoplastic. P.S. it did not ignite but warped badly and had to be replaced. I used gorilla glue as an adhesive jury is still out on that aspect. anyone have any ideas as to a multipurpose board to use to protect this area when back burner must
be used. (Asbestos seems to be hard to come by!

I would like to do that on our fifth except............ the mfg put all the required safety stickers there.
Not the best location in my opinion.

Great idea! It's like RV manufacturers have no idea that cooking on a stove can be messy with splatters, etc. I'm tempted to do something like that. Thanks.