Broan SP3004 Backsplash Range Hood Wall Shield, 24 by 30-Inch, Stainless Steel
Help keep your kitchen looking like new, with a Broan splash plate in the perfect match to your appliances. Provides easy clean-up of cooking splatter as it protects the wall behind the cooking surface. 24-Inch high stainless steel backsplash installs easily with four screws. Material thickness is only .019 – .023 so it lies nearly flush against the wall. Mounting screws are not included; four #8 screws needed for installation of backsplash.
Product Features
- 24-Inch high by 30-Inch wide
- Provides easy clean up of cooking splatter with durable finish
- Attractive appliance matching color
- 24 gauge Stainless Steel
- Installs easily with four screws
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DIY Stainless steel backsplash I purchased a few of these sheets while I was redoing my kitchen. Since I did not want to use tiles again (and I am not the most handly of people) I decided it would be best and easiest to use these sheets. The sheets work perfectly. I used the mounting holes but I also used LiquidNails to get it on the wall. I had to use a dremmel to cut out outlet holes. The steel is rather thick and not cheap, it will use one dremmel ring per outlet hole. Stainless looks great, make sure you take the…
Got it other purposes. In my case it looks great. I got it for other purposes – I used it to line my fireplace with stainless steel. I got 2 24×30 and 2 24×36 pieces. The 24×36 came damaged: one has a dent (clearly made before it was packaged) and one had a bent corner. I ended up using them and tried to hide the defects as good as possible.This is nicely polished ( I believe it is #4 finish), covered with protective plastic. For a backsplash you probably need to have a pretty straight wall, because it warps easily. In my case it…
Stainless steel version My stove sits in an alcove, and I ordered two of these panels for the wall a few inches to the right of the stove, which is regularly covered with food and grease splatters. I’d hauled out the stove and repaired the wall, and I wanted something to protect the wall from being damaged again — something that also would be practical to clean and that I wouldn’t mind looking at every day. I’d considered the colored versions of these panels, but I was concerned that constant scrubbing might…