Broan SP3004 Backsplash 30 Inch Stainless Review

Looks great. I used 4 wall anchors and hammered them flush to the wall. I backed it up and put it behind my new Broan FULL 1" fan to hide the screws on the top and it doesn't cause any problems, it just looks "really nice right here, like that". Pull just peel off the protective film around the screw hole but NOT the rest of the back to protect it for as long as possible as a person can easily scratch it during installation.

This is how you put the kitchen in the limelight. Easy installation (see photo). If I can do it, anyone can. one). Pull back the corners of the protective cover. 2) Apply some liquid nails or other contact glue to the back (see smiley face picture). 3) Place against the wall and align. four). Pre-drill holes to facilitate screw installation. 5). Use screws (not included) to attach to the wall. Note. If the glue hasn't cured, it may start to slip. Make sure you are level before screwing it to…

I bought 2 as a cheap solution to protect the skirt and side panel for the new line. They work great. The quality is excellent: a beautiful, evenly matt surface with no visible defects, no burrs on the edges. It even came drilled, which I didn't expect. This could be a disadvantage if you want to glue it, but I was planning on drilling it for screws. I don't know what stainless steel is. The magnet sticks, so it's not high quality like 304 or 316. I'm sure it's good enough for the application…

This is my second order of this backplate. The first was 30x30 and because of the sleeve it was inconvenient to cut and fasten. Now they offer 24x30 which no one else does which is great. I will definitely buy a third time if necessary; but while I like 4 pre-drilled hoes, for pennies they should add screws and anchors like cabinet hardware manufacturers do. However, like the others, I had bent a corner. I fixed it. Finally, please note that there is a protective film on one side; I'm sure…

We had a section of broken tiles in the bulkhead above/behind the stove. We used it to cover up and it looks good. It looks like part of the plan from the start as the appliances are stainless steel and black. The only problem is that the item was bent when it arrived. The shipping process seems rougher than multi-layer cardboard packaging can handle, and the corner of the back panel has been creased. Only about a square inch was affected and we were able to fit the skirt low enough to hide the

After buying a new appliance, the oven we chose didn't have a back panel. Since we will be laying tiles at some point, we decided on the stove apron. It actually turned out to be thicker than I thought after reading some of the reviews. I have to agree with other reviewers that there should have been screws. I had no problems with bent corners or scratches. It was packed like a picture. I went and bought some drywall anchors and screws (#10 or 3/16"). After just removing the corners of the…

Very satisfied. I wanted a plain apron made of stainless steel. Woman wanted something with a pattern. As I am a cook and a cleaning lady, I do not want the textured surface to be cleaned. Also, we only saw one sticker. I think sooner or later the sticks will fall off from the harsh environment above the stove. And the ones that don't fall off will ruin the drywall if they have to be removed. I just mounted it with screws. It fits pretty flat against the wall. I might add microbeads to the…