VEVOR 30-inch Gas Cooktop, 5 Burners Built-in Gas Stove Top, Max 12250BTU NG/LPG Convertible Stainless Steel Cooktops, with Thermocouple Protection for Camping, RV, Apartment

Grandma loves it

Looks great. Definitely worth the money. Looks even more expensive. Has a slight industrial feel to it. I highly recommend

I haven't gotten to install it yet, but I've taken it out and inspected it and so did our plumber who will install it (new build, new gas line in). Everything was there in the box and it looks to be really good quality. My plumber was surprised at the low price for the quality. I'll update after we install it and finally get to use it.

Be very careful and check for gas leaks after installation. Hooked up to natural gas and had leaks from multiple burners. Had Gas Company come out and verify. The Gas Company tested the burners multiple times. Lit all the burners for a while and then tested multiple times again after shutting them off. Four of the five burners were still leaking gas.This unit is supposed to support both NG and LPG. I would be very careful using this with LPG since it is usually a much higher pressure than NG. If it is bypassing with the lower pressure NG, then LPG might be dangerous.Also, the manual and instru

My place didn't have a stove when I moved in, just induction warming plates. I'm upstairs in a duplex and my mom is downstairs, so for a while I just used her kitchen. Then I had a girlfriend and a baby up here and needed a real cooktop. I cut the opening into a cement countertop I'd poured myself, drilled for the gas line and the igniter cord, and converted it to propane.The problem, up front: three of the five burners are bad at lighting. Roughly ten clicks before they catch, and once they do it's a coin flip whether the flame holds or dies out. It's been this way since installation — it was

First and foremost, the stovetop works well and looks good. The center burner is very large and boils water rapidly, and is great for frying with a cast iron skillet. The front right burner is the smallest and works well on low for simmering.The stove is not a standard size which made installation difficult. There is a 2-3” gap in the back which needed to be covered.I will most likely have to replace it, but when I do, I will use it in my outdoor kitchen.

Great product works well outdoors

Cheap stove would be good for a camp.But I dislike itThe knobs are confusing also.Bad designIf I could return it I would.