The glass is one of the best and safest options for splashbacks- it is very easy to clean; it is almost impossible to stain and comes in a variety of colours. With the whole service provided by us, from template to supply, you can have your toughened glass splashbacks installed in just 7 days.

Benefits of toughened glass splashbacks

1. Resistant to staining: glass is very sleek and flat; because of it, spillages are removed easily, with just soap and water. You can be sure that hardly anything can leave a stain on the glass.

2. Available in any colour you like: this is a huge advantage of glass; it can be painted to have almost any colour; no matter what colour it is it will stay clear and bright.

3. Heat resistance: even if you’re cooking for a few hours near the glass splashbacks, they won’t melt or change colour. Glass is melting on temperatures over 1700 Celsius, which is far more than any cooking process can produce.

4. Versatility: even in the most challenging corner, glass can be shaped in any form.

5. Very easy to clean: because of its smooth and sleek surface, glass is very easy to clean. From day to day cleaning, spray the glass cleaner and wipe it off with damped cloth.

6. Luxurious appeal: glass can contribute hugely to the look of your kitchen. It will look like you have spent a lot of money on it when you actually didn’t. In fact, glass splashbacks are affordable, but they give amazing effects, which makes them perfect to fit any budget.

Template and Installation

From the template to installation, the whole process of getting new toughened glass splashbacks can be completely provided by us. We don’t use subcontractors and every installation is handled by our experienced team.
You can always get a free quote with us, just prepare the measures. In that way, you can plan your expenses carefully and smartly. Give us any quote, and we will beat it by 10%.

We have experience working with tight and unlimited budgets, with proven results. We can also give you a free advice about the colour choice or maintaining tips. We are truly devoted to make our customers 100% satisfied with our services.

Contact us today for best-toughened glass splashbacks in London and surrounding areas.

Worktops and splashbacks are often the best way to compliment the design of your room, bringing all of the elements together. You can either use the exact same colour for both or use a similar but yet different colour; depending on your design.

With our huge range of Quartz colours available, you are not short on ideas to browse through. Whether you want the same pattern but different colour or altogether different, we have a Quartz colour that is perfect for you.
Here are our top 10 Quartz colours for worktops and splashbacks.

Serengeti is one of our medium grey Quartz colours. Its darker grey veining works well and gives it a Marble appearance to appeal to those who want a hint of luxury within their home.

Sepia is perfect for those who are wanting to go light, but not white. With a cream base colour, it is a great choice for anyone wanting to bright light into their home. With large stones throughout the surface, it works brilliantly at adding texture.

Platino Gris Noir is one of our very popular colours with a black base. Over the top there is a mixture of whites, greys and darker black chunks that have the appearance of glitter.

Honey Onyx is one of our caramel and honey colours that is once again perfect for anyone wanting a lighter colour, but still wanting some sort of colour within their home. The honey base colour is complimented well with darker markings of the same colour over the top, which adds stunning contrast.

Brillo Cocoa is one of our darker brown colours with even darker browns and light brown speckles throughout. There are even a few white speckles which add multiple layers of texture.

Empire is another one of our black colours but this time it is not as dark. Empire is not incredibly dark, instead it leans more towards the brown end of the scale. With a honey coloured pattern over the top, Empire brings the appearance of bubbles across the surface.

Marbre Noir is one of our popular colours as it consists of such a stunning colour and pattern. The black base works beautifully with silver markings which work together to give the appearance of Marble; perfect for anyone looking for something that gives a look of luxury.

Classic Noir Just as the name suggests, Classic Noir is one of our classic solid black colours which works in almost every home.

Brillo Rouge is the perfect colour for anyone wanting something a little bit different that you do not always see. It has a red base with black speckles and the occasional white dots throughout to give it a few layers.

Brillo Ivory is another one of our pale colours. Its ivory base is the perfect canvas for the stones of beiges, whites and browns to create such a wonderful contrast of shades.

 

When it comes to splashbacks, they are very important pieces to install within your home. After all, the splashbacks are there to protect your walls from any staining or damage caused. Whether they are glass or stone splashbacks, they will always do the job, but which is better for you and your home?

This overview will cover the pros and cons of having glass and stone splashbacks, which hopefully will aid in your decision making.

Glass Splashbacks

Glass splashbacks come with a huge list of advantages and plenty of reasons why you should be purchasing it for your home.

Glass has a light reflection feature which can bring a lot of light into the house. This light reflecting feature is able to make your kitchen feel so much larger than what it actually is, which would be perfect if you do not have any windows or much light coming into the room.

Glass splashbacks also have a brilliant choice of colours and patterns available, and it cannot be beaten. Whether you are looking to have the splashback plain, solid colour, personalised or a photo effect which gives you plenty of choice. You are able to either choose one to blend in to your existing design or be a focal point of the room to stand out.

When it comes to cleaning away food splatters or any spillages that occur, glass splashbacks are also so easy. All you need to keep the glass splashback clean is warm water, clean cloth and a mild soap.

However, despite glass splashbacks having a huge list of benefits, they are not without their downfalls either. Glass splashbacks can be so expensive to install and purchase initially, let alone being difficult to fit. When it comes to installing the splashback, your fitter will need to make several trips to your home to make sure that they have scoped and measured everything correctly.

Lastly, glass splashbacks are also very easy to scratch which is not at all ideal.

Stone Splashbacks

Stone splashbacks may offer a long list of benefits, much like glass, but they are completely different to each other.

If you already have a stone worktop, then a stone splashback will be a perfect match to complement it. You will also be able to order the exact same material, colour and pattern perfectly as well.

If you are looking for a splashback that is known for its strength, then stone is your best option. It is incredibly hard wearing that will last for many years without requiring a replacement.

When it comes to colours and patterns, you will have a lot of choices, so you can select the colour and pattern to go with your existing design.

Stone splashbacks are also very easy to keep clean with just a mild soap and warm water, but you need to ensure that you do not use anything that is abrasive.

With stone, if you decide to go for a Quartz or Granite material, then you will be getting a splashback with heat, stain and scratch resistance which is a huge bonus compared with glass splashbacks.

However, as always, stone splashbacks are not without its downfalls. Stone splashbacks are expensive, and it needs to be a long term commitment as it requires to be resealed every year to maintain its excellent features. Stone splashbacks are also not able to be installed by yourself unless you know exactly what you are doing.

Lastly, the cost of the purchase, installation and long term cost all total up so you need to be sure that it is affordable.

 

For the kitchen area a splashback is a very important piece to install, after all your splashback whether glass or stone will protect your walls when you are cooking meals. But which do you go for, glass or stone?

Here is a brief overview of the pros and cons of having glass and stone splashbacks, to help you with your decision.

Glass Splashbacks

Glass splashbacks have a long list of benefits and are a very popular choice for those reasons. Glass has a brilliant light reflecting feature that can help make your kitchen feel much larger than what it is. Glass would be the perfect choice if you don’t have any windows in your kitchen or have very few. Having your kitchen being light will help to make it feel much more welcoming.

When it comes to having a good choice of colours and patterns, glass splashbacks simply cannot be beaten. You will have a huge range of options including plain, personalised, solid colour or photo effect and you can choose which one you would like to blend in with your overall kitchen design or either act as a focal point of the room so that it stands out.

Glass splashbacks are also the easiest when it comes to cleaning away food splatters and grease which is inevitable every day. All you will need to clean your glass splashback is a clean cloth, warm water and some mild soap such as washing up liquid.

However, glass splashbacks are not without their cons either. They can be very expensive to purchase and install as well as being a long process to fit. When it comes to fitting the splashback, your supplier and fitter will usually need several trips to ensure that they have scoped and measured your kitchen correctly before coming back to fit.

Additionally, glass splashbacks can scratch easily which is not ideal, but it may not be a problem for you, depending on how you will use it.

Stone Splashbacks

While stone splashbacks offer some similar benefits to glass, ultimately, they are very different and come with their own set of pros and cons.

If you decide to have a stone splashback it would be a perfect match if you already have a stone kitchen worktop as you will be able to match it perfectly by ordering the same material and pattern/colour to complement each other.

Stone splashbacks are also well known for being incredibly strong and hard wearing which means that your splashback will likely last for many years to come and without needing to be replaced.

Stone splashbacks come in a big range of colours and patterns, so you should be able to select the colour and pattern that goes perfectly with your kitchen design.

Much like glass, stone splashbacks are very easy to keep clean with just a mild soap, cloth and warm water but you need to make sure that you do not use anything abrasive.

If you decide to go for Quartz or Granite then you will get a splashback that has ultra heat, scratch and stain resistance which is great to have in food preparation areas. This isn’t something you get with glass splashbacks.

However, as always stone splashbacks are not without their cons. Stone splashbacks can be expensive, but this extends to a long-term commitment as you will need to have it sealed every year, unless you choose Quartz. It is also not possible to fit it yourself unless you are a professional because if it is not sealed or installed correctly then your stone splashback will not last very long at all.

This cost of the initial purchase, installation and long term maintenance will need to be accounted for when you make your decision.

Lastly, stone splashbacks only tend to be used within traditional homes so if you have a very modern kitchen then this may not be for you.

Kitchen splashbacks are not only practical to have within the kitchen but it can also be used to be a key feature in your kitchen too. When you are choosing your kitchen glass splashback, you should keep in mind the overall design and style of your kitchen and consider everything in terms of appearance.

This overview will help you with some tips on how to choose the best splashback for your kitchen.

1) Consider Your Budget

In every decision you make, you need to keep your mind on the budget as this is a key requirement. But first you need to set out a clear budget to keep to. You want the splashback to be nice in appearance but you also need to be thinking practical in what you can afford.

When it comes to picking out materials, having a budget will straight away create a list of places and materials that you can and cannot afford, making the process a lot easier.

2) Picking the Material

Choosing a material can be quite difficult, especially if you do not know what look you actually want. You need to think about whether you want a clean white look that offers a fresh appearance or a traditional look. This will help you with what materials are in your options. Just because the splashback needs to be practical does not mean it cannot look good too.

3) Style and Practicality

While the practicality and style are both important, it is also important that you do not look too much into the style. The practical side of it should come top over the style, as it needs t do the job properly. Never get something just because it looks good, it needs to be consistent.

4) Picking the Colour

When you are choosing the colour you want, you should consider whether you want it to easily blend in and perfectly match your worktops or whether you want a focal point. Do you want the splashback to match the worktop, cupboard and flooring or do you want a contrast? Of course, you want to choose a colour that complements everything around the kitchen but it is still a big decision.

5) Small Kitchen?

If you have a small kitchen, then there are a few options to give the kitchen a look that it is bigger than it is. Mirror effect and white are able to give the illusion that your kitchen is much bigger by reflecting the light around the room. It is a very simple solution that creates a stunning appearance in your kitchen.