On 11/3/2011 10:43 AM, Nancy2 wrote:
> On Nov 2, 9:34 pm, > wrote:
>> When I got my new stove, I did miss the flat part of the backboard to
>> put spices and other things on, but I found an alternative that's going
>> to work better.
>>
>> http://i44.tinypic.com/ivib8l.jpg
>>
>
> I have a similar spice shelf above my curved-top stove - but I used a
> smoked glass shelf with floating anchors (pretty invisible) and
> stainless steel gallery rail - from Advance Glass on the Web. I have
> the same kind of shelf up in my newly remodeled bathroom. I love
> those brushed nickel accoutrements....and I have a couple extra, if
> you want them - didn't bother sending them back - 24" long - let me
> know by e-mail. ;-)
>
>
> "Shelf Rods and Supports
>
> "Our Shelf Rods are designed for use with 1/4" to 3/8" thick glass to
> create beautiful glass shelves with an extra measure of safety. The
> 24" or 36" long rods can be used as-is, or if desired, they can be cut
> to your custom size. The attractively designed supports can be
> attached to the shelf wherever you want to create a truly unique look.
> Set screws hold the supports tightly to the glass. The Rods and
> Supports come in the following finishes: Chrome, Brass, and Brushed
> Nickel. These Rods and Supports create beautiful and safe glass
> shelves and can even be used on shelves already supported by our
> Adjustable Clip Shelf Brackets!"
>
>
> http://www.advanceglass.com/products.../brackets.html
>
> - scroll down a little past halfway to see the glass shelf with the
> gallery rods.

What a nice offer, thank you! I think I'm good for shelves right now
and no more room to put them other than the two I'm going to hang that
my dad made for me. On the other hand, I have a 24" x 12" that didn't
work out for me, and I bought it on eBay which isn't known for returns.
I might find a use for it, but it might be up for grabs.