Stove Counter Gap Cover Filler, Range Trim Kit, Aluminum Don't Melt Like Silicone, For 1/32” to 5/8” Gap, Adjustable Length 23” to 25.4”, Left and Right 2 PCS, 3 Years Guarantee

This gap cover filler is designed to fit perfectly between my stove and countertop, closing off that annoying gap where crumbs and spills used to accumulate. It creates a seamless transition between the stove and counter, not only enhancing the appearance of my kitchen but also preventing food debris from falling into hard-to-reach spaces. Installing the gap cover filler was a breeze. It required no tools or special skills—all I had to do was measure the gap, trim the filler to the appropriate size with scissors, and slide it into place. Within minutes, my kitchen looked neater and more polished, with no unsightly gaps to worry about. Overall, the Stove Counter Gap Cover Filler has exceeded my expectations in terms of functionality, durability, and aesthetics. It's a small investment that has made a big impact on the cleanliness and appearance of my kitchen. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their kitchen and simplify their cleaning routine.

Was skeptical at first, but once trimmed to our length, done easily with a hacksaw, and adjusted "mounts", it fit perfectly and gives a clean installed stove installation and saves from crumbs escaping down the side and fluids. Would recommend.

NOTE: THE BACK GAP FILLER IS A SEPERATE PURCHASE FROM THESE SIDE EDGINGS.These side gap filler edging won out in that the are longer than most and can be cut or filed down to the desire length needed. I have a penisula/island install and most items similiar to these only go in part of the way. With the seperate purchase of the 30" to 34" back gap filler, I was able to use the 2" arrangement with no cutting. Installation took all of about 10 minutes. The look is fabulous and I could not be happier.I wish I had taken a before shot of the left side counter cut out as you would have seen a difference from front to back of about 1/4" with a noticeable jog in the counter edge. The side edging covers it all.

I like that you can trim them to fit. However it uses pressure teeth to hold itself in the wedge. Cool, that's fine. But it means if you need to pull it out for some reason, expect the teeth to scrape along whatever surfaces it's put between pretty hard. New stove has some great.big scratches down the side now. That being said it's in a spot you never see, so..... Eh. I like it. Keeps food from dropping in the gap.

These look good and make a clean connection to our countertops. I would recommend trimming them with a hacksaw. I tried several metal snips as recommended in the directions and found it difficult. A hacksaw worked quickly instead.

I love these, I chose them because they are one solid piece. In reading the reviews I noticed that the ones that slide to size moved when cleaned. They were about an inch to long so I used a pair of tin snips to cut to size, they even came with a small file to smooth the cut end.

The media could not be loaded. Fits perfect without the need to cut. I did a lot of research and this was giving exact measurements of 25.4! Love it! 🏆

The media could not be loaded. I wasn't going to post a review because this items seems so simple.. easy and how could it not work?Well, it does work, but it doesn't. I've been using it for 5 months now and had to remove it 5 times.. I guess once a month isn't bad right? Just annoying. The big ugly floppy things you can buy actually WILL keep the crumbs out. This one will initially, but eventually you have to take it out because of the tiny crumbs that get stuck in the crevice we were trying to keep them out of in the first place.Some photos when I first put them in... and also note, it takes much more effort to cut these stupid things than indicated. I used a multi-tool saw and it took some doing.. the hack saw didn't cut it (literally).. so it's not pretty.The crumbs still accumulate and the piece has to be removed. It's easy to clean and pop back in.. but I still lose a few crumbs each time which kind of defeats the purpose.So, for maybe $15 I'd say "good enough".. but for $30+ ??? NOPE