Glass splashbacks
in any colour,
any size

Yes — our toughened glass splashbacks are heat-resistant and fully safe for installation directly behind gas and electric cooktops and stoves. The glass is toughened to withstand temperatures up to 120°C. As a general rule, the glass should be installed at least 50–75mm away from open flame elements — we'll advise on the correct clearance for your specific stove configuration during the measure-up visit. The painted rear face of the glass is also heat-stable and will not bubble or peel under normal cooking conditions.

Absolutely — colour matching is one of our most popular requests. You can bring a cabinet door, a paint chip, a tile sample or even a photo to either of our showrooms and we'll match the colour as precisely as possible. We work with Dulux, Taubmans and all major Australian paint ranges. We can also work from a paint code if you know the exact colour your cabinets were painted in. For best results, we recommend reviewing a physical colour sample in your kitchen before ordering, as colours can look different under different lighting conditions.

Yes — precision cut-outs for power points, light switches, rangehood mounts and other wall fittings are a standard part of our splashback installation service. We measure the exact position of each fitting during the measure-up visit and note the required cut-out dimensions. Cut-outs are priced per opening and are included in your fixed-price quote. We recommend having all wall fittings in their final position before we measure, as any changes after glass production will require a new panel to be made.

Glass splashbacks are exceptionally easy to clean — it's one of their biggest advantages over tiles. For everyday cooking splashes, a simple wipe with a damp cloth is all that's needed. For grease or stubborn marks, a spray of kitchen surface cleaner and a microfibre cloth removes everything in seconds. Avoid abrasive pads or harsh chemical cleaners, which can scratch the surface or damage the sealant at the edges over time. Once a month, clean the silicone seal line at the edges to prevent any build-up.

A single kitchen splashback panel typically takes 1–2 hours to install. A larger kitchen with multiple panels or a full wall installation may take half a day. The total timeline from measure to installation is usually 1–3 weeks, depending on our current schedule. The silicone adhesive we use requires 24 hours to fully cure, after which the splashback is completely ready for use. We leave your kitchen clean and tidy and walk you through the care instructions before we leave.

Yes — glass splashbacks consistently photograph well and present well to buyers and renters. A seamless glass splashback in the kitchen and bathroom signals that the home has been finished to a quality standard, which influences perceived value. For investment properties, glass is also a practical choice because it requires no maintenance between tenancies — no grout to clean or regrout. Many of our clients install glass splashbacks specifically as a pre-sale upgrade to maximise their property's appeal.