Where can I find these little grommets?

[jonmarinello]

I pulled one out and here is what it looks like in detail. Its definitely a unique shape.

[Northerngirl]

https://www.dometic.com/en-ca/ca/support/spare-parts

[Mollysdad]

Originally Posted by jonmarinello

Yes bumper is a much better description.

One of those from my stove tried to escape, but I found it on the floor.
Anytime I see some oddball item on the floor, I start looking for it's partners.
http://heyco.com/blog/can-use-rubber...-wiring-needs/
One hint would be to look for the rubber bumpers that keep your car's gas door from slamming.

[Tronadora]

If that link to Dometic didn't help you, the best bet in my opinion is McMaster-Carr, like Bweybright mentioned above. Their website if superb at helping you find anything by material, dimension, and many other characteristics.

Think of anything you want in the way of hardware, and they've got it. Here's a quick link to the Bumpers section:

https://www.mcmaster.com/bumper-cushions

[hawksbil]

I have the same Dometic sink and I watch in horror as I saw that little piece of rubber go down the drain. I just put a cupboard door stick on bumper on in its place. Works fine and I have lots of them.

[Ed K]

Grommets = Like Elves, goblins, and other things that go bump in the night !



I've had good luck finding such things at McMaster - Carr.

https://www.mcmaster.com/

[eddieburns]

We had the same issue while on a trip, and the cover to the stove was rattling away without the grommet. I stuck one of those very small (one side sticking) furniture cushions in place of the grommet, worked great. They come in different colors and sizes. The ones I used were roughly the same size of the “official” grommet, and did as good, if not better, job, and it still looks AS classy.