Splashbacks
Splashbacks
Kitchen design is evolving, with splashbacks moving beyond their traditional role of merely protecting walls from spills. Today, splashbacks not only serve a functional purpose but also make a bold statement in modern kitchens. Available in a wide range of colors, styles, and materials, they can dramatically influence the look of a kitchen and cater to various budgets and tastes.
Splashback Versus Upstands
Upstands, like splashbacks, come in various materials and sit along the junction of the worktop and wall, typically standing 100mm high. They provide an attractive border while protecting walls from damage and are versatile enough to complement both modern and traditional kitchen designs.
Splashback Materials
Splashbacks come in various materials, including glass, natural stone, quartz, sintered stone, tiles, and metals, with glass being particularly common. When choosing a splashback, consider factors such as aesthetics (color and finish), maintenance, price, and technical requirements like maximum length without joins. Our designers are here to help you explore these options and find the perfect fit for your needs.
Glass Splashbacks
Toughened glass is ideal for splashbacks, offering heat resistance, antibacterial qualities, and ease of fitting around sockets and switches. While it requires a template due to its cut-proof nature, the results are worth the extra time. Custom painting lets us match any color and provide samples in similar shades, adding both color and personality to your design.
Glass Splashback Finishes
Glass splashbacks can be sand-blasted for a matte finish, ideal for matching matte kitchen designs. Victoria Kitchens also offers toughened mirror glass in various styles—silvered, smoked, bronzed, antiqued, and distempered. Additionally, we can supply unique broken glass encased between two intact panels, creating a striking focal point that’s sure to impress.
