How can I resolve the gap between my stove and quartz countertop?

https://www.wikihow.com/Fill-the-Gap-Between-the-Stove-and-the-Counter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CyR1sLFyBto

I bought a pair of metal pieces. They are about 2 feet long and 1/2 wide a slide down in the gap between the stove and the counter. They are the same color as my counter (thanks to a can of spray paint) and blend in almost perfectly. I think I got these at Walmart but that was about 10 years ago so not positive.

great idea thanks so much Mogie!!

Hi Lucy

I like the ideas in the wikihow tutorial that Cheryl posted too. They also use gap covers like Mogie posted with some options. Wishing you the best.

https://www.wikihow.com/Fill-the-Gap-Between-the-Stove-and-the-Counter

Linda Thanks so much for all your wonderful tips and links. Wishing you a happy holiday season!!

Do you have a photo?

I like the Wikihow ideas too. I bought a gap filler for the stove from Walmart that’s pretty good.

how big is a gap?

You know they make something called plastic t molding or transition molding. It would fill the gap and being clear plastic it shouldn't look bad. You could always rought up the plastic and paint it to either match the counter of the stove or both!

A gap filler like these work: https://amzn.to/2Q06BeU

Hope this Helps! Jeremy - https://do-daddy.com

I don't worry about it as my gaps are fairly small. Most stoves are easily pulled out, and it's easy to clean the crumbs, etc. that accumulate under the stove, etc.

I just bought a silicone sleeve you put between there try ocean state