Kitchen Splashbacks, Made to Measure
Toughened glass and mirror kitchen splashbacks, cut to your exact size, safe behind any hob and delivered across the UK.
Every finish, cut to size
Choose your kitchen splashback
Coloured Glass Kitchen Splashbacks
The classic choice behind the hob: any colour you like, matched to your paint or cabinets.
600 × 300 mm from £85.86
Kitchen Splashbacks With Designs
Marble, tile effects and landscapes on toughened glass, with no grout lines to clean.
600 × 300 mm from £87.40
Antique Mirror Kitchen Splashbacks
Aged silver mirror that bounces light around the kitchen, toughened for behind the hob.
600 × 300 mm from £113
NewStone & Marble Mirror Kitchen Splashbacks
Banded onyx running through the mirror, in twelve colourways, for a statement wall.
600 × 300 mm from £113
Smoked Mirror Kitchen Splashbacks
Grey and bronze tinted mirror for darker, modern kitchens.
600 × 300 mm from £123
Deco Mirror Kitchen Splashbacks
Diamonds, roses and quatrefoils floating in the silver, for something different.
600 × 300 mm from £113
Design Your Own Kitchen Splashback
Your own photo or artwork, made into a kitchen splashback at your exact size.
600 × 300 mm from £94.60
Clear Glass Kitchen Splashbacks
Protects a painted, papered or brick wall while it still shows through.
600 × 300 mm from £70
Acrylic Kitchen Splashbacks
The look of glass for walls away from the hob, light and easy to trim yourself.
600 × 300 mm from £75.60
Prices are for a 600 × 300 mm panel. Every splashback is made to measure, so your exact price shows as you enter your sizes.
At a glance
Which kitchen splashback suits you?
| Splashback | Behind the hob | 600 × 300 mm from |
|---|---|---|
| Coloured glass | Yes, any hob | £85.86 |
| Glass with designs | Yes, any hob | £87.40 |
| Mirror glass (antique, stone, smoked, deco) | Yes, any hob | £113 |
| Clear glass | Yes, any hob | £70 |
| Acrylic | Away from the hob | £75.60 |
Planning guide
Planning your kitchen splashback
A kitchen splashback protects the wall where it takes the most punishment: behind the hob, along the worktop and around the sink. Every glass and mirror splashback is cut to your exact measurements in our own workshop, given polished edges and any socket cut-outs, and then toughened.
Behind the hob
This is where a glass splashback really earns its place. Toughened glass is heat resistant to over 400 °C, so it is safe behind gas, induction and ceramic hobs and range cookers. Most people run it from the worktop up to the underside of the cooker hood, and a little wider than the hob on each side.
Along the worktop
A full-length splashback between the worktop and the wall cabinets gives the whole kitchen one clean, wipeable surface with no grout lines. Longer runs are made in more than one panel, with joins planned around your hob, sink and sockets.
Glass, mirror or acrylic?
Coloured glass is the most popular choice, matched to your paint, cabinets or worktop. Mirror glass bounces light around the room and makes a smaller kitchen feel bigger, and our antique, stone, smoked and deco mirrors are all toughened, so they can go behind the hob too. Designs on glass give you the look of marble, tiles or a view without the upkeep. Acrylic is lighter and can be trimmed at home, so it suits walls away from the hob.
Measuring and sockets
Measure the width along the top and the bottom and the height at both ends, then use the smallest figures. For sockets and switches, measure to the centre of each faceplate from the left edge and up from the worktop. Our measuring guide covers shaped cooker hoods and awkward corners.
Fitting it yourself
Most of our customers fit their own kitchen splashback. All you need is a silicone gun and neutral cure silicone, and our fitting guide takes you through it step by step.
Still deciding? Our guide to choosing the right kitchen splashback compares glass and acrylic with tiles and stainless steel.
What customers say
Fitted in kitchens across the UK
“I ordered the silver antique mirror splashback and it has transformed my kitchen. The customer service I received was excellent and the splashback arrived very well packaged.”
“Splashback was made perfectly to my measurements and fits beautifully in my kitchen. It was delivered sooner than I expected.”
“Was very helpful with getting me my dream kitchen splash back. Brilliant service.”
“The mirror was well packed and fits perfectly, really good quality.”
Samples
See it in your kitchen first.
A 150 × 100 mm piece of the real glass, next to your cabinets and worktop. £15 delivered.
Questions
Kitchen splashback FAQs
What is the best splashback for a kitchen?
For behind the hob, toughened glass is the most practical choice: it is heat resistant to over 400 °C, wipes clean and has no grout lines. Coloured glass suits most kitchens, mirror glass makes a smaller kitchen feel lighter, and designs on glass give you the look of marble or tiles without the upkeep.
How much does a kitchen splashback cost?
As a guide, a 600 × 300 mm glass splashback starts from £70 in clear glass, £85.86 in a colour and £113 for an antique or stone mirror. Every splashback is made to measure, so your exact price shows as soon as you enter your width and height.
Can a glass splashback go behind a gas hob?
Yes. Our glass and mirror splashbacks are toughened safety glass, heat resistant to over 400 °C, so they are safe behind gas, induction and ceramic hobs and range cookers.
How high should a kitchen splashback be?
Behind a hob, most people run the splashback from the worktop up to the underside of the cooker hood. Along the rest of the worktop it usually runs up to the wall cabinets, or to a height that suits your sockets and shelves.
Can you make cut-outs for sockets?
Yes. Toughened glass cannot be cut once it is toughened, so we cut socket cut-outs and shapes to your measurements before toughening. Measure to the centre of each faceplate from the left edge and up from the worktop.
How long does delivery take?
Stock sizes usually take around a week. Made-to-measure sizes, shapes and drill holes typically take two to four weeks, and we deliver across the UK.
Can I order a sample first?
Yes. A 150 × 100 mm sample of the real glass costs £15 delivered, so you can see it next to your cabinets and worktop in your own light.