Kitchen Splashbacks
Discover the Perfect Splashback for Your Dream Kitchen in Brisbane
WCC Kitchens and Cabinets, your premier destination for luxury kitchen splashbacks in Brisbane. We understand the importance of a stunning and functional kitchen, and our range of innovative splashbacks are designed to elevate the style and practicality of your home or commercial space. With a variety of cut to size materials to choose from, including tiles, glass, stainless steel, acrylic, and stone, we offer endless possibilities to suit your unique taste and requirements.
Each material has its own sets of advantages and disadvantages, which you need to consider carefully so that you can make the correct decision. Tiles provide a versatile and customisable option, allowing for endless design possibilities. Glass splashbacks offer a sleek and modern look while providing easy maintenance and a reflective surface to enhance natural light. Stainless steel splashbacks are durable, heat-resistant, and bring a contemporary industrial vibe to the kitchen.
Acrylic splashbacks are lightweight, available in a range of vibrant colours, and cost effective. Stone splashbacks exude elegance and sophistication for a high quality look, providing a natural and timeless appeal.
Kitchen Splashback FAQs
There are various materials used for splashbacks, including tiles, glass, stainless steel, acrylic, and stone. Each material offers unique benefits in terms of aesthetics, durability, and maintenance.
When selecting a colour for your kitchen splashback, consider the overall colour scheme and style of your kitchen. Neutral tones like white, grey, or beige offer a timeless and versatile look, while bold colours can add a vibrant and eye-catching element to the space. It’s also important to consider how the colour will complement your benchtop, cabinetry, and other kitchen elements.
The cost of installing a kitchen splashback can vary depending on factors such as the chosen material, size of the area, and complexity of the installation. On average, you can expect to spend between $300 to $1500 for a kitchen splashback installation. Cost may vary so please request a quote.
Yes, glass splashbacks are known for their easy maintenance. They have a smooth and non-porous surface, making it easy to wipe away any spills or stains. Regular cleaning with a mild detergent and a soft cloth is usually sufficient to keep glass splashbacks looking clean and pristine.
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In some cases, it is possible to install a splashback over existing tiles. However, it is recommended to consult with a professional installer to assess the condition of the existing tiles and ensure proper adhesion of the new splashback material.
To measure the size of a kitchen splashback, use a measuring tape to determine the width and height of the area you want to cover. It is recommended to add a few extra centimetres to each measurement for accuracy and to account for any irregularities in the wall.
Acrylic kitchen splashbacks are known for their durability and resistance against higher heat. They are less prone to cracking or chipping compared to glass, making them a popular choice for kitchen applications. However, it is important to avoid placing hot objects directly on the surface to prevent any potential damage.
The installation process for a kitchen splashback can vary depending on the chosen material. It typically involves thorough surface preparation, application of adhesive or mounting system, and secure fixing of the splashback to the wall. For best results, it is advisable to hire a professional installer experienced in splashback installations.
DIY installation of a kitchen splashback is possible for individuals with adequate skills and experience in home renovations. However, we highly recommended hiring a professional kitchen renovation specialist, especially for complex installations or when dealing with delicate materials like glass, to ensure a seamless and professional finish. Small mistakes like wrong measurements, incorrect transportations or mishandling can be extremely expensive.