Changing out Stovetop
We have the standard issue 3 burner, gas cooktop. The btu's are pretty pitiful. I'm wondering if any of you have changed out your cooktop for something with more btu's? If so, how much of a challenge ...
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"Tom M".....Nice job. I like how the towel holder was incorporated into the drawer, which also protects the knobs.
"20Sailor".....Have you thought about an induction unit. It would require shore power or your generator running, but they do heat up quickly. I changed my propane unit out for the induction unit and we love the way it works.
My coach was all electric with the exception of the two burner cooktop. It was also built down in a hole which made it hard to use anything larger than a medium saucepan.
I removed it and replaced it with an induction unit, which the factory uses in their all electric models. You can get it in a surface or counter top mount which may hide the opening of your current unit without much retrofitting.
This is the unit I removed, which was sunken into the counter about 2.5".
This is the unit I installed which is surface mounted. I had a custom cutting board made to fit over it when not in use.
"20Sailor".....Have you thought about an induction unit. It would require shore power or your generator running, but they do heat up quickly. I changed my propane unit out for the induction unit and we love the way it works.
My coach was all electric with the exception of the two burner cooktop. It was also built down in a hole which made it hard to use anything larger than a medium saucepan.
I removed it and replaced it with an induction unit, which the factory uses in their all electric models. You can get it in a surface or counter top mount which may hide the opening of your current unit without much retrofitting.
This is the unit I removed, which was sunken into the counter about 2.5".
This is the unit I installed which is surface mounted. I had a custom cutting board made to fit over it when not in use.
