Splashback help!
Kate
6 years ago
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Splashback help - mirror or grey?
Comments (8)Are you thinking a solid grey acrylic splash back or smooth metal finish? I think mirror would get my vote over both of those.... although cleaning may become an issue for you? I think the stone for both countertop and splash back gets my vote too :) Beautiful. Check out some of the Houzz articles/stories on splash backs.... great advice and inspiration pics that may help with your decision....See MoreKitchen Splashback HELP!!!
Comments (12)Hi Heidi, your Kitchen looks very now. I hope I can help with your concern about having a "green tinge" to your glass splashbacks if you use a light colour. There is a glass on the market which has been developed as a Low Iron glass, which has perfect clarity and allows light colours to be used without being distorted. (One brand name is called Opti-Clear Glass ) We recently put Designer White splashbacks in at Auldana for a client, where we also used a very fine metalic first coat under the glass which looks great when it catches the light. If you like the lack of grout lines that Glass offers and like its easy clean benefits but are concerned about the gloss of glass and prefer something different; then there is another large format sheet product on the market that you may like to consider called Neolith (see : https://www.cdkstone.com.au/surfaces-neolith/ ) This material has some 42 styles / colours / patterns which comes in a range of matte, textures and gloss finishes which can help add character and interest. Like Neolith the makers of Quantum Quatz also make a large format Porcelain thin sheet in a range of colours and testures which we use for Splashbacks called QuantumSix+. Hope this information helps. Malcolm...See MoreSplashback Help!!!! size 4630mm x 735mm
Comments (8)That is a really long piece of glass to manufacture and is going to be really expensive to make and install. It may need to come from interstate. I hope access to your kitchen is good enough to manhandle a 4.630m piece of glass! One possibility may be to use two different materials as your splashback to reduce the length of the glass. For instance use a stainless steel splashback behind your stovetop that is matched in width to the stovetop, then a smaller sheet of glass on either side of the stainless steel, such as in the kitchen in the photo. You can see it is a smiliar length of bench to yours, but by putting in the stainless steel "break", the length of glass is much shorter and manageable, and the joint looks more natural between the change of materials. It will be a much cheaper option as well. Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls...See MoreSplashback help?
Comments (3)Tiles are always good, either small textured tiles, or large format tiles (less grout makes for easier cleaning) it really depends on what kind of style you are going for in your home. Is it earthy/rustic or glossy/contemporary. Or mid century.... too many choices....See MoreLesleyH
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