Kitchen splashback
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Comments (43)You can always go with textured glass or slump glass,it has a more rustic look and doesn't look so modern as plain glass, it's much easier to keep clean too as it doesn't streak and there is no grout...we have a very traditional kitchen and it looks amazing,this is my laundry and is actually quite a vibrant purple with dragonflies on it because,in the laundry,why not? The kitchen is more nuetral.........See MoreKitchen splashback? Need help!
Comments (36)Forget subways, really overdone & can look so cheap. The more grout you have the more cleaning you'll have to do. It collects grime ( known in the trade as 'grotty grout' ) & is hard to maintain. Go for glass, the possibilities are endless, from sophisticated plain to funky patterned. Easy care & long lasting. Personalise your space, it looks really fab, love all your drawers, so practical ! Would love to see the end result. Please post pics....See MoreGlass kitchen splashback
Comments (4)You will have to remove to repair, and then it might break anyway. Re-asses once the mirror is off the wall, as to whether the glass can be re-silvered to form a complete mirror again, or whether the glass is too damaged....See MoreGlass, Mirror or Caeserstone kitchen splashback..
Comments (20)Hi Sisita, yes 200m from the Trivet edge (burner edge), where the trivet can often sit in 80mm or so from the Cooktops edge, though you will need to measure yours for an accurate determination. Usually a standard 600mm deep bench will have around 35 to 45mm behind the cooktop edge but the 20mm Caesarstone reduces this clearance to 15 to 25mm and so from the trivet 95 to 105 (depending on your cooktop model so they can't be used in 600mm deep benchtops with Caesarstone Splashbacks. So to your question of making deeper benchtops and cabinetry, & "packing". It depends if your Cabinetmaker Kitchen Manufacturer makes custom made cabinetry or uses only Standard Carcasses. In these situations we make deeper cabinetry all along the length so to make the most of the deeper storage. Kitchen manufacturers that only use Standard Carcasses will pack out the back, so it depends on who you are using and your budget. Hope this helps, Malcolm....See More- 10 years ago
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