Hi Amy, Have a look here, it is our splashback and other glassworks catalogues: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lNMo-zjO2Qm1domfNMNmhrBYxmX23d6x/view?usp=sharing We do all of the splashbacks by UV printing method, you might want to learn more about it before buying splashback because if you will be going for printed one, there are many cheap alternatives that i.e. require reprinting in few years. UV Printing lasts for 70+ years. Moreover, by UV you can also do the plain colour splashback that you initially decided for, but it is going to be slightly cheaper. Have a look on pricing here https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/232760255417 Are you looking for some samples or real pictures? I can have a walk through our workshop with a camera as we have one (60x60cm) black splashback in stock waiting to be posted. #Edit: Toughened and Heat resistant is a must-have feature! Otherwise, it will not usually last for longer than few weeks, it is too easy to smash annealed glass (standard type).

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The toughened mirror is fine behind a hob, I don't think it needs to be toughened if it is over 20cm away from the heat source but assume that's not relevant here. I will be using rough old glass (when I eventually get my extractor changed to avoid cut outs). They do offer a measure and installation service but it didnt work out particularly cheap for me as it's just going behind my aga. It may be worth the spend for you though as the glass can't be drilled etc once tempered and I assume you have a few cut outs given the length needed. My wall is also wonky so measuring/templating is somewhat tricky. You may also find local companies offer antiqued mirrors so can opt for measure and install (and peace of mind as they'll have to correct any errors) but it may be a case of ringing round them all as they certainly don't advertise it where I live. I found a number whom offered antiqued mirror but only one whom could offer toughened. i obviously love antiqued mirror but it does also mean tidy worktops :)