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00:01If you've ever had a pan wobble all over your hob mid-breakfast in a windy campsite, this is the
00:06video for you.
00:08I've been digging through the best deals on Smev and Dometic Gromit Sleeves,
00:11the little rubber bits that hold your pan supports in place and the prices right now are almost embarrassingly cheap.
00:18Stick around, because which one you pick actually matters for your stove.
00:22Starting with the 16-piece Smev Dometic Gromit Sleeve Pan Hob Support Kit at $4.76.
00:28This is the big seller one, nearly 5,000 units gone, and here's why, it covers both the Smev and
00:34Dometic fittings,
00:35so it works whether your stove came with the older white plastic set or the newer metal brackets.
00:4016 Sleeves means a full replacement plus spares for the next time a dog decides your hob is a chew
00:45toy.
00:46Next up, the 16-piece Kit from the same 4499-000-0122 part at $4.22,
00:53and this one holds a perfect 5-star rating across more than 4,000 sales.
00:58Same universal fit for Smev and Dometic, same generous 16-count, but it just costs a few cents less than
01:04the first one.
01:05If you want the top-rated version without paying top-rated price, this is the sweet spot.
01:11Now this third option is the one I'd actually tell most people to grab, it's a 314 price point and
01:16still a flawless 5-stars.
01:18The clever bit here is the choice, you can order 1, 4, 8, or 16 pieces.
01:24If you've only got one loose sleeve rattling around in a drawer, you don't need a bulk pack.
01:29If you're rebuilding a whole cooker, 16 for $3 and 14 is unbeatable value.
01:35Fourth one, 16 pieces at 419, sitting at a 4.9 rating with just over 4,000 sold.
01:41Almost identical to the first two listings, same Smev and Dometic compatibility,
01:46same pan support application across motorhomes, caravans, campers, vans, and trailers.
01:51This is the listing to grab if you're partial to the cheaper color of the brand's logo,
01:56because that's the only thing that separates it from the others.
01:59So that's the breakdown, 5 listings, all the same core part number,
02:03and the differences come down to pack size and price.
02:06My advice?
02:08Order the multi-pack option if you're doing a full swap, the single if you're patching one whole.
02:13Links to all of them are in the description below.
02:17If this saved you a trip to the shop, hit like, and subscribe so you catch the next one.
