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Old 11-17-2010, 05:48 PM   #1
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We have the metal cover on the stove top. Rattles and bangs while driving. How well do the wood ones work? We use the stove top for more of a counter than cooking, so something that fits well and doesn't make noise would be great.

Thanks for any info....

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Old 11-17-2010, 07:36 PM   #2
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We got to that also so we purchased a top from Camping World and it works great. Serves as a counter top also. We got a black one and it matches the stove nicely

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Old 11-18-2010, 08:12 AM   #3
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We bought the oak one made by Camco for our previous Bounder 10 yrs ago and used it the whole time. Just got the Damon in Feb and on the drive home listened to that stove cover. Got a Camco oak one for it as well. Works well, is silent and looks good. Well made and the last one was still fine after 10yrs use. I would prefer a natural or oiled finish the the polyurethane they use but its fine. May sand this one down and refinish.
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When I had a metal cover for my stove I placed a dish towel across the stove surface and the rattle disappeared...easy and no expense.
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Old 11-18-2010, 08:46 AM   #5
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Our cover is black metal, but is covered with Corian like the rest of the counter top. It works very well as a counter surface, and no noise while driving. These noisy ones I presume are simply bare metal?? ...and the wood one mentioned here is metal with a wood covering much like the Corian cover on ours?
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Wooden cover from CW is solid hardwood with 4 rubber (slotted) tabs which fit on the burner grates and keeps it firmly attached and s i l e n t.

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