Norpro 2063 Nonstick 3 Sided Splatter Guard , 10in/25.5cm x 9in/23cm

This shield works great. Make sure you are there at all times. Once I had an oil splash and some flames came out. It protects the area behind the shield which makes it easy and less to cleaning. I have bought several, gave it as gifts. The nonstick does get messed up both while cooking and in the dishwasher and it looks kind of miserable. That is no issue to me, the main thing is less cleaning. Easy to store. I have one from 2018, that one looks really miserable, but works great.

Very light weight perfect form a small kitchen...did the job.

It will do the job. It's not as sturdy as I expected. One of the rods connecting it was coming out but we were able to push it back in place.

My stove is right next to a painted wall so I wanted something to protect the wall when I cooked. The metal is a little thin and flimsy, but it folds away neatly which anyone can appreciate when space is at a premium. You will want to be mindful when hand-washing that you do not bend/warp the panels. It's probably not the sturdiest spatter guard out there, but it will cut down cleanup time for years to come and at a bargain price, this is totally worth it to me.The guard is obviously designed to fit best around a single "separate" burner (like what is shown in stock photos) or some configuration where there is a flat surface, but they can be used on ANY stovetop, they just won't sit quite as "pretty". My gas stovetop has 3 long grills running front to back, not ideal for this product, but the guard balances around whatever area I'm cooking on and does what I wanted it to do: contain the spatters and protect the wall. Absolutely no complaints from me.Love the nonstick surface because cleanup is so easy. Also, the guard that I got has rounded, rolled edges so there was nothing sharp to cut or snag on (purchased November 2016). I agree with other people who left reviews, the sharp edges are probably an older design that was phased out over the years.

Amazon says three stars means "It's okay." That's exactly how I feel about this product, ambivalent. My advice would be to keep looking. I wish I had.My current residence is temporary, tiny and kitchenless, which I overcame with a makeshift kitchen in a stainless steel mail cart. I stuffed it with a small microwave, a countertop convection oven and an induction burner. It allows me to wheel the appliances out of the way when not in use, and to bring them out for meal preparation. Unfortunately, as neither the walls nor floor of my place are ideal for a kitchen, grease splatter was an issue.In an attempt to solve the problem, I purchased the Norpro splatter guard to enclose three sides of the induction burner. It works well enough, but not in a way that inspires me to recommend it to anyone else. It feels flimsy, and I do not expect it to last.The size is a bit small, which is, I suppose, my fault rather than the product's. Normally, I cook with pans that are at least 10" in diameter at the brim. The splatter guard's panels are just a bit smaller than what they need to be to enclose the pans effectively. The sides splay out to accommodate the pans, meaning they don't truly enclose three sides. A significant portion of both the left and right sides of my pans are left open, belching grease spittle as before. I was aware of the dimensions when I ordered. I knew it would be a bit short. I resolved to make do. I cannot blame the product for being what was described, but it is worth noting that unless your pans are quite small, the splatter guard is unlikely to wall off three sides. In short, the design seems a bit daft.Nevertheless, my substantive complaints have more to do with materials, sturdiness and apparent durability. Bottom line, the aluminum is shockingly thin. I expected the panels to be slightly thinner than a cookie sheet. Nope, they are no more than several times the thickness of commercial foil, probably very close to the thickness of the walls of a soda can. The splatter guard possesses the rigidity to stand only because the edges are rolled into thin tubes. On the bright side, the same thinness that makes the aluminum susceptible to warping, bending and denting also makes it easy to repair, but I anticipate it will eventually result in terminal hinge failure. Although I have not yet had problems, I can foresee that the hinges where the panels join will eventually fail with repeated opening and closing because of the malleability of the thin metal, rendering the entire splatter guard useless.This is not a complicated product. It is only three non-stick coated squares of aluminum joined by two hinges. There are no miraculous feats of engineering to perform, and yet Norpro has managed to make a product that feels weak and poorly made. The solution was simple: Use slightly thicker aluminum. The guard does reduce the amount of grease splatter that escapes my cooking cart, but it is not of the quality or durability that I would expect for such a simple product. The best I can say about the product is, "It's okay."

This is the fire order I have made,? Send them to my family in Europe, and they love them as do I

It works great.

1st one to arrive had numerous dents in the sheeting due to how thin and flimsy they are. Got a replacement in and it was also dented not to mention one of the pins holding two of the sheets together was both cut improperly and inserted improperly leaving 1/4 of the sheeting separated.