Splashbacks

Glass splashbacks

A glass splashback finishes the kitchen. It is more hygienic than tiles and easier to keep clean than a painted wall. Ours are low-iron and toughened, so the colour reads true and every panel can go behind a heat source.

Price a splashback

About the colours

Full-height splashbacks behind a hob in Hanex Venato Champagne solid surface, with the worktop running into a seamless cill — Pictured: full-height splashbacks in Hanex Venato Champagne, the worktop material.

How we fit

Three visits become two

Because we template the glass while we are measuring your worktops, you save a visit and the panels land exactly where the tops do.

Step 1: Template
We measure the wall with the laser templater, including sockets, windows and any out-of-square corners. If we are already on site for your worktops, this costs nothing.
Step 2: Make
The glass is cut to the template, toughened, then back-painted in your colour. Cut-outs for sockets and switches are made before toughening, so the finished panel is one piece.
Step 3: Fit
Panels are bonded to the wall and sealed at the worktop. Behind a hob the toughened, low-iron glass takes the heat without discolouring.

Colours

44 standard colours, shown in the real thing

Glass colour on a screen is unreliable, so we do not publish a chart. We bring the 44-colour sample box to every template visit, and can post samples of specific colours to your house before you decide. Colours beyond the standard range are made to order; bring a paint reference or a cabinet door and we will match it.

Ask for samples

Durasein Niagra worktops with a seamless sink and upstands, the back wall bare and ready for glass splashbacks — Pictured: Durasein Niagra worktops fitted, with glass splashbacks to follow on the back wall.

Good to know

44 standard colours, many more to order. Bring a paint reference or a cabinet door and we will match it.

14 years templating and fitting glass alongside our worktops.

Free templating when the glass is fitted with worktops we are making.

Low-iron glass has none of the green tint of ordinary float glass, so whites and pale colours stay clean.

Toughened throughout, so every panel is safe behind gas and induction hobs.

Socket and switch cut-outs are made before toughening and are included in the price. Upstands in glass or in your worktop material can run along the rest of the wall.