ideas for kitchen wall and splashback?
Hello, I have just moved our kitchen to the middle of the house but I am having difficulty finishing it. I don't know what to do with the wall that has the slot in oven (with glass lid) and the sink. There is not enough space behind the oven to fit a tile and the wall extends right to our patio window. Can anyone help please?
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Comments (13)Would you consider a mirrored splash back running from the sink to the hob but frame it with tiles. Maybe a neutral subway tile. This would definitely bounce some light through the kitchen and allow you to see what’s going on with the family/guests while you work away....See More
PROWalls to the floor
7 years agoYou could try microcement,
lots of different colours to choose from. Marble, concrete or even metallic effects available. No joins required and totally waterproof.
We recently completed this functional feature wall ready for a new kitchen to be installed. There's no need for any slash back or upstand, unless the client chooses for aesthetic purposes.
www.wallsrothefloor.com
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minnie101
7 years agoA few polished plaster examples, hard to find pics of just behind a hob but it comes in various finishes. As I say I don't know how thick it is. I believe glass splashblack are 6mm as standard. I think you can get them in 4mm but less durable but that obviously won't fit anyway. I may well be wrong on that but hopefully the pros on here can advise
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PROCroydon Window Company Ltd
7 years agoHi Christine, I think a glass splash back, for simplicity and modernity, which will tie into your kitchen design. Here are a few examples of our installations....
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PROIan Dunn Woodwork & Design
7 years agoHi Christine, glass splash back would be best for this space! Possibly keeping it quite neutral.
Below is an example of one of our kitchen installations..
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