Hello mayfieldinnorfolk How timely, our revamped kitchen splashback website is now live, we offer over 9 categories of kitchen splashbacks. All of these are toughened and heat resistant up to 400 degrees. Kitchen splashbacks are our specialty, how about LED ones? http://www.sunstudio.london/glass-splashbacks-2 Let me know if you are interested, we keep our prices 20-30% lower than the competition while maintaining the top-tier quality. If you've already got a quote, we will make it much cheaper (Everything in-price). Have a nice day, Erwin (Sunstudio)

Granite and quartz can be purchased in hundreds of colours, which change in popularity on a regular basis. Like clothing, what is in fashion one season is out the next. Also it depends upon what type of kitchen customers choose i.e. traditional and shaker kitchens tend to go better with the classic granite colours, whereas many modern kitchens are erring towards industrial effect surfaces such as concrete. Whites, greys and earthy colours are always popular. What colours do you currently offer?

Okay, depending on whether this was done by a large company like Wrens or Howdens or a small independant, you must write to the Chief Executive/Managing Director pointing out the poor quality installation, especially considering how much it must have cost. Be polite but firm, send plenty of photos and ask for a refund. Don’t bother with Customer Service or the fitters, as they don’t really have any power. Whenever I have issues with businesses that is what I do and it is always resolved. My most recent one was problems with our bin collections. Ringing got me nowhere so I emailed the Chief Executive of the council. The next day a man from the council was on my doorstep to see what the problem was! He also visited the next 2 weeks to ensure our bins were properly collected. Throughout I was polite. It really isn’t that difficult to complaint. If you go on Martin Lewis’s website www.MoneySavingExpert.com he gives lots of advice on your consumer rights and how to complain.

Agree with Daisy but you can't go wrong with plain white. Yes they are expensive but so practical. No maintenance and it will last forever. It also has broad appeal and will lighten your dark units. You then have a perfect monochrome base for any other colours you wish to add.