Stove back splash
The DW always thought that the area behind the stove just looked plain and after seeing some of the backsplashes on trailers at the RV shows she wanted to change it. We saw these panels at Lowes. They...
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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!
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!
