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Measuring Guide for Glass Splashbacks
Our simple measuring guide makes it easy for you to correctly measure up your kitchen for a new glass splashback.
Measuring Guide for Glass Splashbacks
What’s included in this price
- Cut outs for sockets
- Window Sills
- Templating & Measurement
- All in Toughened Glass
Stone/Marble Effect Glass Splashback
Add a touch of natural beauty to your kitchen/bathroom with a stone effect glass splashback. This latest innovation utlises the practicality that toughened glass offers whilst showcasing the natural beauty that until now only stone surfaces had the ability to do. Using stone as a surface has always been renowned for it’s properties of uniqueness and luxury but not without it’s pitfalls. Our new stone effect range is not only hygienic and maintenance free but has the benefit of being able to be manufactured in a host of colours. Featured in many high-end properties, one of its distinguishing features is that no two pieces will ever be the same. As the process is truly hand-made and individual, it really is a true work of art and adds a sophisticated presence whilst also having the ability to fit in with either a contemporary or traditional setting. As this product is toughened it is extremely durable and therefore perfect for high use areas.
What’s included in this price
- Cut outs for sockets
- Window Sills
- Templating & Measurement
- All in Toughened Glass
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are glass splashbacks safe to use behind a hob?
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Glass splashbacks are only suitable behind a hob if the glass has been toughened, this ensures they are resistant to cracking from heat exposure.
Are your glass splashbacks heat resistant?
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As all of our glass splashbacks that we produce are toughened they are all resistant to heat.
What is the maximum length of a kitchen splashback?
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The maximum length of our splashbacks as a single piece is 3000mm (300cm). Anything over this size will require a join.
What is the maximum height a splashback can be?
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The tallest a splashback can be is 1450mm (145cm), anything over this will require a join.
The area above my hob is higher than the cupboards either side. How will this be made?
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This is very common and will be processed as what we call a ‘T-piece’ (what essentially looks like the letter ‘T’ upside down). Wherever possible, we will try and manufacture this area as one piece to achieve a seamless finish. In fact, we always try to produce any splashbacks with the minimal amount of joins possible.
How close to the edge can the sockets on a splashback be?
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Sockets should be positioned no closer than 30mm to the edge of the splashback.
How close together can the sockets be if there is more than one on the wall where the splashback is being fitted?
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Ideally the gap between each socket should be a minimum of 20mm.
How do I measure for a kitchen splashback?
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We have an online measuring guide which will help you with this, which is more than adequate in order to provide you with a guide price. If, however you wish to measure so you can install yourself, we always recommend providing us with a rigid template. This will ensure that the next possible fit.
Can I order custom image printed splashbacks and how does it work?
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We can have a splashback digitally printed with an image of your choice. We always suggest choosing an image from the website ‘shutterstock’ and choosing the highest resolution possible to ensure a good quality print. We can use your own image but we would need to assess it first as this needs to be a high resolution.