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Bathroom splashback

7 years ago

Was looking at putting Perspex as a splashback behind the sink. I've chosen the same for the kitchen. Would anyone recommend it? Don't like tiles!

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User
7 years ago
I've used glass in one of my properties, looks fabulous, had it both in the bathroom and kitchen, So practical and easy to clean, would always choose over tiles for that reason in those areas. you go for it!
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MBH Carpentry and Joinery Ltd.
7 years ago
I would go for glass over Perspex as glass is easier to clean, you can paint the wall behind any colour and will look much better in my mind.
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Nathan Kingsbury Limited
7 years ago
Hi Susan

I'd recommend using a spray painted glass, you can use it to add colour or to create a sharp seamless finish as I have done in the kitchen below. The only point I would make about Perspex is that it may scratch more easily than glass would.

I hope this helps.
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Go Glass Design Ltd
7 years ago
I would recommend a glass splashback but would make sure you use an easy clean eco glass coating so that the water doesn't stain
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susansboots
Original Author
7 years ago
Thank you so much. Will definitely look into it!

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