Split cooker and sink problem solved

[Mervyn kennedy]

hi all thought I would show my latest creation for the California t6 and might fit t5 but not sure .
Any one out there finding when you are washing in the sink no where to leave plates etc and also when cooking no where to leave a hot pan etc ? Well here is my answer to it .
These panels don't have to be stored anywhere when driving the fit snug under the glass as you see them in the picture .
Have a look and see what you think .
Made from 316 stainlesssteel
Writing laser marked on to top when protection film is taken off it is like the no on a stainlesssteel ruler .
This took a lot of time to get just right .

 

[Max-Felix]

Fantastic, really neat!

 

[Lorri]

Neat idea

 

[Seaview]

Great idea!

 

[Verity]

Very nice! Are you going to go into production?!

 

[Auberg-ine]

Nice work! You could even turn it into a teppanyaki!
Was just thinking, if you split it in 3 parts you can have one cooker free + a big working surface, or a small working surface + 1 cooker + the sink free. If cut symmetrical you could put the left plate on the right one.

 

[2into1]

For further inspiration one could look at the drop down sink drainer Westfalia developed for the T4 Cali approx 25 years ago!

 

[Moakesy]

Nice work. :thefinger

Presumably this also allows you to close the glass lids immediately after using the gas rings, as the shatter risk is removed by having the metal as a shield? And as a safety shield for those with little kids?

 

[Mervyn kennedy]

I was thinking of putting in to production but just no time .

Very nice! Are you going to go into production?!

 

[Mervyn kennedy]

Nice work! You could even turn it into a teppanyaki!
Was just thinking, if you split it in 3 parts you can have one cooker free + a big working surface, or a small working surface + 1 cooker + the sink free. If cut symmetrical you could put the left plate on the right one.

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Yes you could do this but would make for a lot more work as the cooker panel requires the two gas ring to hold it stable

 

[Chinmusic]

I would definitely buy these.

 

[Auberg-ine]

Yes you could do this but would make for a lot more work as the cooker panel requires the two gas ring to hold it stable

Some 12 little plastic or rubber distant holders for each corner of each plate could do the job, no?

 

[Steven Birbeck]

Fantastic idea I would definitely buy a set from you if you ever make anymore

 

[Mike Maguire]

What material does the metal plate rest on? Just wondering if there could be issues from heat transfer?