Kitchen Splashbacks

Kitchen Splashbacks Installation

Kitchen splashbacks serve practical and aesthetic purposes as a visual high spot in your kitchen. Wall panels are one of the most common materials used as splashbacks. They come in several styles: acrylic, stainless steel, laminate, or composite. Wall panels are often cheaper and easier to fit than tiles, making them a budget alternative. All wall panels come in various colours, patterns, and textures that match every kitchen style. Smooth surfaces make maintaining a hygienic kitchen environment easy. Wall panels protect kitchen walls from splashes and odours additionally, creating a unique style.
Kitchen Splashbacks

Splashback tiles on your kitchen walls

Are you thinking about renovating your kitchen? Tiles are one of the most important things to think about when transforming a kitchen. It’s because they don’t only possess decorative properties but primarily protect the walls from splashes and stains. The tiles that cover the gap between wall units and the worktop are called splashbacks. At J&D, we can give you professional advice on wall tiles and splashback selection. Or perhaps, instead of replacing the tiles, we could paint them using a novel Spray Granite technique.

Splashback tiles on your kitchen walls

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Kitchen Splashbacks

Do splashbacks in the kitchen need to be waterproof?
Yes, it’s crucial to maintain the wall above worktops in good condition. That’s why all our splashbacks are made from waterproof materials, ensuring long-term protection from water splashes.
Installation time depends on the size of the kitchen, the number of electrical points in the splashback, external corners, and the material used. It usually takes between 1 and 3 working days.
Depending on the size of the kitchen, the price starts from £300 for labour only.
We use appropriate splashback jointing trims or end trims to finish the edges. These trims provide a clean and professional look to the overall installation. They also help protect the edges from moisture and damage over time.