Cooker Splashbacks
A cooker splashback is a heat-resistant panel fixed to the wall behind your hob or range cooker to protect it from grease, steam and splashes. Ours are made to measure from toughened glass that is heat resistant to over 400°C, so they are safe behind gas, electric, ceramic and induction hobs and range cookers.
Choose your cooker splashback
- Coloured glass splashbacks: matched to any paint colour
- Printed glass splashbacks: marble, tile effect, copper and art designs
- Mirror splashbacks: toughened silver, grey, bronze and antique mirror
- Clear glass splashbacks: protect a painted or tiled wall without hiding it
What size cooker splashback do I need?
Most people run the glass from the worktop up to the underside of the cooker hood, and a little wider than the hob on each side. Every panel is cut to your exact measurements, with socket cut-outs where you need them. Our measuring guide shows how, including shaped cooker hoods.
Why choose glass behind a cooker?
- Heat resistant to over 400°C
- One smooth sheet with no grout, so grease wipes straight off
- Any colour, printed design or mirror finish
- Polished edges and optional socket cut-outs
- Most customers fit it themselves with neutral cure silicone
Cooker splashback questions
Can a glass splashback go behind a gas hob?
Yes. Our toughened glass is heat resistant to over 400°C and suits gas, electric, ceramic and induction hobs and range cookers.
Can I use an acrylic splashback behind a cooker?
No. Heat can damage acrylic, so we advise against fitting it behind any hob or heat source. Use toughened glass behind the cooker and acrylic, if you like, on the walls either side.
Can a cooker splashback be fitted over tiles?
Yes. Glass splashbacks can be fitted over existing tiles, so there is no need to remove them.
Can I trim the glass when it arrives?
No. Toughened glass cannot be cut or drilled once it is made, so every size, cut-out and hole is made to your measurements first.
How long does a made-to-measure cooker splashback take?
3–4 weeks, because each panel is cut, shaped, toughened and finished to your sizes.
How do I fit it?
Most customers fit their own. All you need is a silicone gun and neutral cure silicone, and our fitting guide takes you through it step by step.
For prices by size and finish, see our glass splashback cost guide.