Stove backsplash

[ArmyLifer]

After dragging these aluminum backsplash tiles around under the bed for 1.5 years I finally got around to installing them. Two of the 12”x12” tiles needed to be trimmed to fit over the back of the stove. That’s what took so long. They still need some caulking but that can wait until next season. I’ll also see at that time if they are still stuck to the walls I guess.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0748BKHCF...p_mob_ap_share

[Houndbb]

After dragging these aluminum backsplash tiles around under the bed for 1.5 years I finally got around to installing them. Two of the 12”x12” tiles needed to be trimmed to fit over the back of the stove. That’s what took so long. They still need some caulking but that can wait until next season. I’ll also see at that time if they are still stuck to the walls I guess.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0748BKHCF...p_mob_ap_share

Very nice. Peeked in the window of a new Shasta a few days ago and saw the stove. The manufacturer had installed a perfect square of small, glass tiles on the back wall. The backsplash didn’t extend to the counter or the cupboards above, and didn’t cover any of the side wall leaving much of the wallpaper or luan surface exposed to splatter. I guess the point was to install a backsplash just to say they did. Yours looks great and is fully functional for its intended purpose!
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[Travellady]

Looks great!