
Kitchen splashback installation in Coventry, including glass, acrylic and tiled splashbacks. We measure accurately, fit around sockets and seal the edges for an easy-clean finish.
Toughened glass gives a seamless, wipe-clean finish and comes in almost any colour. Acrylic looks similar, costs less and is lighter, but shouldn't sit too close to a gas hob. Tiles give more texture and pattern. We'll help you weigh up each option.
Glass splashbacks are made to measure and can't be cut once they're toughened, so the sizes and socket cut-outs have to be exact. We measure the wall carefully, allowing for uneven walls, sockets and the line of the worktop below it.
The wall behind a hob gets the most heat and grease. Toughened glass and tiles both cope well. Whatever you choose, it needs to be fixed with the right adhesive and sealed at the worktop, so water and grease can't get behind it.
We measure the wall and check it's flat and sound, then talk through the material and colour you'd like. For made-to-measure glass, we take accurate measurements of every edge and socket so it can be ordered to fit exactly.
On fitting day, we switch off the power, remove the socket fronts and fix the splashback with the correct adhesive. Sockets are refitted through the cut-outs, the edges are sealed with silicone, and the power is turned back on and tested.
Tell us about the leak, fault or project. We aim to respond the same day, and there's no call-out charge.
We look at the job in person and give you a free, no-obligation quote before any work starts.
We finish the job, test everything we have fitted and certify the work before we hand it back to you.
Yes, toughened glass is suitable behind a hob, as long as it's the right type and the hob maker's minimum clearances are followed. Acrylic panels are not usually suitable right behind a gas hob because of the heat. We check the clearances before anything is ordered.
Sometimes. If the tiles are flat and firmly fixed, some splashbacks can be bonded over them. It does bring the splashback forward from the wall, which can affect sockets and trims. Often it's neater to remove the tiles first, and we'll tell you which suits your kitchen.
Fitting a splashback is usually quick once it's ready. Made-to-measure glass has to be ordered after we've measured, so there's a wait between measuring and fitting. Acrylic and tiled splashbacks can often be fitted sooner. We'll give you timings with the quote.
Yes. With no grout lines, a glass splashback just needs wiping with warm soapy water or a glass cleaner. Darker colours can show smears more, while lighter or speckled finishes hide marks better. Avoid abrasive pads, which can scratch the surface over time.
We fit kitchen splashbacks in Coventry and the surrounding villages. Choose your area to see more.
Tell us the size of the wall and the finish you like, and we'll come and measure for your splashback.