I'm wondering if there is a 2 burner propane cook top that forum members prefer? My old SMB had a Wedgewood, that got the job done but seemed under powered. I like the feature some cook tops have where when turning to low you can't turn off flame. My Wedgewood didn't have those controls. Thanks Lance
Whoa, I really dig all these interior discussions!*
That SMEV stainless cooktop is NICE!
(*SIDE NOTE:
Why is it that I couldn't care less about renovating/updating ANYTHING inside any HOUSE that I've ever lived in....it just doesn't matter to me AT ALL...
....but then, if we have the same "renovation conversation" around re-doing the interior of a camper van --- I think that sounds like an AWESOME IDEA??)
Love it.
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Mike T
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'95 Ford E250 RB30 PH
That's a trick looking cook top. You prefer those for general quality, I presume? What would be the price for your used one? In good condition? Thanks Lance
Make sure you figure out if you are getting the left hand or right hand model (if it matters). They make a rectangular one too. The flush mount is really nice as it extends your counter workspace when not cooking.
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Josh
2009 Express AWD, CCV Top & 50-ish home build. Daily driver/camper/kid hauler
Yep, what Josh said above is key! I really like the rectangular ones but I got this style because the price was better and it's the only model I could find with the sink and single burner, which is all I need.
I'll take $200 for the one I have. It has one tiny nick in the stainless rim on the back side. I didn't intend to hijack your post so PM me and I'll get you a pic of it when I get home in a couple days. Oh, it is OPPOSITE of Josh's above. Just think mirror image, the bigger burner is on the left.
EDIT: Lance, the quality is not why I went with this style but once I had it in hand I was most impressed. The reason I went with this style is the combination of features. SMEV is a European RV company and they always seem to design things that are both stylish and full-featured in a compact design. Dometic, a U.S. based company i think, only recently started rebranding and selling them. They are gaining popularity quickly.