What is the thickness of a glass splashback?
Glass is 6mm thickness. This is the standard size for glass splashbacks. We can produce our glass splashbacks in any colour! If your colour isn't listed below please select the custom colour option and type your colour requirements into the box provided
Can a bespoke kitchen splashback be cut to a specific size?
It is important to note, that if you require your bespoke kitchen splashback to be cut to a specific shape and size, that this must be done before the glass is toughened. If you would like to see a sample before you purchase simply contact us with your requirements and we will be happy to help!
Why do you need a kitchen splashback?
Therefore providing resistance to grease, stains and food splashes while cooking. It is important to note, that if you require your bespoke kitchen splashback to be cut to a specific shape and size, that this must be done before the glass is toughened.
Can you change the look of a glass splashback?
Even the shape and finished textures can be changed to suit specific desires, everything from matt and gloss to frosted and even a metallic look. There are two ways to fix a glass splashback into place; adhesive fixings and screw fixings.
What is a glass splashback?
How far apart should splashbacks be?
What happens if you don't clean your splashback?
Can you replaster a glass wall?
Can you fix glass against wall?
Can you fix a splashback with screw fixings?
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Can a Splashback be cut?
If you need to cut your splashback, use a fine-toothed blade that's suitable for plastics or aluminium and make sure it's sharp so as not to melt or chip your acrylic. A router is the best tool to use but circular or table saw can also be used providing the blade is suited to plastics.
What sizes do Splashbacks come in?
Standard size splashbacks are available in Small (600mm x 750mm), Medium (700mm x 750mm) and Large (900mm x 750mm) which are perfect for almost any kitchen.
How long can a glass splashback be without a join?
A common question that we get asked regarding custom glass splashbacks is; the maximum length that we can go. A large number of our customers want a splashback that is free of glass joins, and rightfully so. The maximum length that we can go in one panel is 3.6 meters.
How do you attach a glass splashback to the wall?
2:203:23How to Install a Glass Splashback | Mitre 10 Easy As DIY - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipSo now just take your splashback. And gently lower it onto your silicon that's against the wall andMoreSo now just take your splashback. And gently lower it onto your silicon that's against the wall and gently push that up make sure you're on your pencil marks. And push that on the wall.
How thick should a glass splashback be?
6mmA: Splashback thickness is usually 6mm, but we can do other thicknesses e.g. 8mm. Q: Can you see through the splashback glass? A: The glass is back-painted so you cannot see through to the wall or the adhesive. So unlike stained glass, it is a completely opaque finish.
How do you measure a glass splashback?
1:423:13How To Measure For Glass Splashbacks - A Simple GuideYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAt work top level from the wall to the left hand vertical from the wall to the right hand vertical.MoreAt work top level from the wall to the left hand vertical from the wall to the right hand vertical. And the distance in the center. Between the two vertical lines repeat.
Do glass splashbacks crack?
Glass splashbacks can crack under the pressure of intense heat but this typically only happens when the incorrect glass is used. At CreoGlass we only create splashbacks using toughened glass. Good quality toughened glass is both heat resistant and safe.
Can you put glass splashback behind cooker?
A glass splashback is a quick and easy way to protect behind your cooker hob, the toughened glass is designed to withstand the heat and day to day use whilst being easy to clean.
Can you fit a glass splashback over tiles?
Installing the splashback Splashbacks can be installed over existing tiles, providing they're securely attached to the wall and there are no cracks or broken tiles which might impact the adhesion of the panel.
Is glass splashback outdated?
While glass splashbacks had been popular in the past, they are not so today. Today, multitoned, bold and bright splashbacks, natural look splashbacks, stainless steel splashbacks, contrasting colour splashbacks, hexagonal splashbacks and feature splashbacks are styles that are trending.
What is the cheapest Splashback option?
When it comes to installing a splashback for a small section of your kitchen—for example, behind your sink or cooker—tiles are a cheaper option. However, if you are looking for a larger kitchen splashback or want to panel an entire wall, acrylic will be the cheaper material.
Can you cut toughened glass splashbacks?
Can toughened glass be cut? Yes, your toughened glass for shower enclosures, balustrades, splashbacks or any other application can be cut to any size and shape you require. Cutting tempered glass, however, happens before the glass toughening process so it's easier and more precise.
Which Splashback is best?
While glass has a luxury finish, acrylic splashbacks are the best option for those on a budget. They still look high-end but are a much more affordable material. Fitting a bathroom can be expensive; consider acrylic bathroom panels if you're hoping to cut costs without compromising style and quality.
What is the difference between glass and acrylic splashbacks?
Glass is heavier than acrylic, so it will need stronger adhesives to bond it to the wall. It may even need supports, depending on how smooth your wall is, and how heavy the glass is. Acrylic splashbacks are extremely light, so installing them isn't going to need too much in the way of additional equipment.
Can you use acrylic splashback behind hob?
Acrylic Splashbacks can be used behind an induction hob, hot pots and pans should not come into contact with an acrylic splashback.
What materials can you use for kitchen splashback?
There are a whole host of materials that you can use as a splashback instead of tiles, including glass, stainless steel, laminate and corian. Some of the alternatives are actually easier to clean and more affordable than tiles.
Cutting Splashback | Screwfix Community Forum
Hi there, I'm trying to install the white plastic splashback in my daughters kitchen. It's the 600mm high white splashback (Howdens) with a different sized square pattern on each side.
What is a glass splashback?
A glass splashback can add that glamorous finishing touch to any kitchen as they come in a multiple of styles and colours. Even the shape and finished textures can be changed to suit specific desires, everything from matt and gloss to frosted and even a metallic look.
How far apart should splashbacks be?
Apply the adhesive to the rear of the glass in dollops. Each dollop will need to be roughly 20 – 30mm in size and they will need to be spaced about 80mm apart.
What happens if you don't clean your splashback?
If the wall is not completely clean, there is the chance that whatever is left there will still be able to be seen through the glass. Worse still it could affect how secure the glass splashback is fixed against the wall.
Can you replaster a glass wall?
You will need to make sure that any and all wallpaper is removed, any flaking paint is scraped off and sanded down and that the surface itself is flat. The glass will not bend around any bumps in the surface so ensure that the wall is 100% smooth, replastering if the wall needs it.
Can you fix glass against wall?
Firstly, no matter how you wish to fix the glass against the desired wall, it is best to ensure that every dimension is measured perfectly before even attempting to fit it. The last thing that you want to happen is to have the perfect glass splashback, to know just how it should be fitted only to find that it does not fit.
Can you fix a splashback with screw fixings?
If choosing to fix the splashback with screw fixings then the points need to be measured perfectly also before being drilled out. Before you fix the splashback there are a few tasks that need to be done in order to prepare the wall.
Step 2 - Colour choice
We can produce our glass splashbacks in any colour! If your colour isn't listed below please select the custom colour option and type your colour requirements into the box provided
Kitchen Glass Splashbacks Cut to Size
At Me and My Glass, we understand just how important of a role kitchen glass splashbacks play in the aesthetics of your room. Our fully heat-resistant solutions are available in a wide range of colours, ensuring you can always find the perfect splashback no matter the décor of your kitchen.
Custom Glass Splashback
Your kitchen is one of the most important rooms in the home, and no two kitchens are the same. That is why we offer complete custom solutions that can be cut to size. Our bespoke made-to-measure solutions will help you to design your perfect kitchen.
Can you cut a kitchen splashback?
It is important to note, that if you require your bespoke kitchen splashback to be cut to a specific shape and size, that this must be done before the glass is toughened.
Do you need to toughen glass splashbacks?
Although we do toughen all of our glass splashbacks as standard, the answer to this really depends on where you are putting the splashback. For instance, if you are adding a glass splashback to your kitchen for décor only, then you may not feel the need to toughen it, although this will mean it is less resilient to damage.
What is splashbacks.co.uk?
Splashbacks.co.uk provide a professional service from the moment you place your order online, through to cutting in our own factory and delivering to your door. We are happy to answer any questions you may have before placing an order and are always there to assist you with information and advice.
Can splashbacks be printed?
Our custom glass splashbacks are available in a range of colours and designs or can be printed and cut to your exact specifications. Get a quote in seconds with our online tool.
What is a glass splashback?
A glass splashback can add that glamorous finishing touch to any kitchen as they come in a multiple of styles and colours. Even the shape and finished textures can be changed to suit specific desires, everything from matt and gloss to frosted and even a metallic look.
How far apart should splashbacks be?
Apply the adhesive to the rear of the glass in dollops. Each dollop will need to be roughly 20 – 30mm in size and they will need to be spaced about 80mm apart.
What happens if you don't clean your splashback?
If the wall is not completely clean, there is the chance that whatever is left there will still be able to be seen through the glass. Worse still it could affect how secure the glass splashback is fixed against the wall.
Can you replaster a glass wall?
You will need to make sure that any and all wallpaper is removed, any flaking paint is scraped off and sanded down and that the surface itself is flat. The glass will not bend around any bumps in the surface so ensure that the wall is 100% smooth, replastering if the wall needs it.
Can you fix glass against wall?
Firstly, no matter how you wish to fix the glass against the desired wall, it is best to ensure that every dimension is measured perfectly before even attempting to fit it. The last thing that you want to happen is to have the perfect glass splashback, to know just how it should be fitted only to find that it does not fit.
Can you fix a splashback with screw fixings?
If choosing to fix the splashback with screw fixings then the points need to be measured perfectly also before being drilled out. Before you fix the splashback there are a few tasks that need to be done in order to prepare the wall.