Steam, grease and a wall that gets wiped down every other day will see off a canvas or a framed print soon enough: paper cockles, mounts stain, frames trap the dirt in their corners. A glass panel takes the same treatment as your splashback does, because it’s the same material. Wipe it, carry on, and it looks the way it did the day it went up.
The image is printed directly onto toughened glass or laminated behind it, so the colours stay rich under kitchen lighting instead of flattening out. Use a photograph of your own, something from our stock library, or a landscape closer to home. Because we cut and print your splashback as well, the same image can run across both, or sit in a quieter version on one and a bolder one on the other. Where you’d rather the wall stayed calm, a flat colour panel does the job just as well.
Toughened glass matters in a kitchen with children in and out of it all day: if it ever does break, it breaks into small blunt pieces rather than shards. Panels can be bonded flush for a built-in finish, or hung slightly proud of the wall on safety back foams. Either way we fit it ourselves, usually inside an afternoon.
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