Kitchen Splashbacks
Kitchen splashbacks have the primary focus of protecting walls from excess cooking spills and stains while also having the added benefit of creating a touch of personality to your kitchen. We have a range of splashbacks in many different materials, colours and finishes. Examples include: printed splashbacks, coloured splashbacks, clear acrylic and more, allowing you to find the best option for your kitchen space. Our kitchen splashbacks are easy to clean, durable and seamlessly fit into the style of your space, adding a luxurious finishing touch. Whether you opt for high-quality pastel or a classic gloss finish, all splashbacks are essential for a presentable kitchen. Unsure on which style to go for? Use the 'Shop By' filter option to view all designs or alternatively, you can order a splashback sample as this will give you a clear vision on what your idea will look like in real life.
FAQs
What are the best splashbacks?
This depends on personal preferences but the best splashbacks are usually very stylish, durable and cost effective. Clear acrylic is sleek and easy to maintain while aluminium composite sheets are more budget-friendly and practical for modern kitchens.
Do you need a splashback behind a kitchen sink?
It's a good idea to have a splashback behind the sink as it protects your walls from water splashes, oil splashes and food stains which can occur during day-to-day tasks within your kitchen.
What colour splashback goes with a grey kitchen?
This all depends on whether you want to make a bold statement with your kitchen or if you want your splashback to work seamlessly with your current kitchen aesthetic. When it comes to a grey kitchen, usually a white/off-white colour works well or any printed splashback.
What thickness is best for a kitchen splashback?
The ideal thickness depends on the material and purpose. For most standard kitchens, 6mm to 10mm acrylic offers the perfect balance of durability and style. Budget options like 2mm to 5mm acrylic or aluminium composite are lightweight and affordable but slightly less durable. Thicker materials like 10mm to 20mm are ideal for premium designs, while 20mm to 30mm is recommended for bespoke or commercial kitchens.
