Are glass or acrylic splashbacks better?

Are glass or acrylic splashbacks better?

Once again, glass presents itself as the more suitable option when it comes to resisting heat. Toughened glass can resist temperatures of up to 400°C, while acrylic surfaces are generally not suitable for anything over 160°C. If in doubt, it’s better to play it safe.

How do I choose a splash back?

How to Choose the Right Splashback for Your Kitchen

  1. Choose the right material. Some of the most common materials for kitchen splashbacks include glass, stainless steel, pressed metal and tiles.
  2. Select the right colour.
  3. Use your splashback to add extra light.
  4. Try a feature splashback.
  5. If in doubt – wait!

What is cheaper tiles or glass splashback?

One of the greatest reasons people still opt for a tile splashback is the cost. Glass can be quite expensive, depending on the size of your kitchen and the dimensions you choose. Wall tiles are a lot cheaper and can also be bought as “seconds” at various warehouses.

Are glass splashbacks hard to clean?

Glass splashbacks can get scratched if you scrub them with a metal or plastic-based cleaning tool. Instead, opt for a lint-free cloth that will allow you to scrub without damaging the glass beneath. Microfiber cloths are a great material to use on your glass splashback.

Are glass kitchen splashbacks a good idea?

Glass kitchen splashbacks are ideal for messy areas so especially suited in a kitchen which is of course prone to food splashing. Easy to wipe clean these splashbacks will look as good in ten years as they did on day of installation.

Is a faux glass splashback right for your home?

“Homeowners and designers are turning to faux materials for a budget-friendly and sometimes more reliable alternative to authentic materials.” Budget-friendly and reliable are two perfect descriptors for the metallic glass splashback.

What is the best colour for a glass splashback wall?

Even if the palette isn’t dominated by white, contemporary kitchens make strong use of neutral colours such as brown, taupe and cream. As it happens, the range of metallic glass splashback colours complements this palette exceptionally well by adding touches of luxury and glimmering metal to the splashback wall.

How long does it take to get kitchen splashbacks?

Available in ten standard sizes our kitchen splashbacks are all manufactured and delivered within a week*. Glass kitchen splashbacks are ideal for messy areas so especially suited in a kitchen which is of course prone to food splashing. Easy to wipe clean these splashbacks will look as good in ten years as they did on day of installation.