Kitchen splashbacks are essential if you want to ensure that you are protecting your home from the ravages of water and bacteria. Simply put, if excessive water “sits” on the surface of the wall for extended periods of time it will seep into the wall and start to cause rot and damage to the structure of your home. In addition, …
Splash Colours in Your Home With a Glass Splashback
It used to be that glass splashbacks were only available to those with expensive designer tastes and limitless budgets, however this showroom quality look is no longer restricted to that market only and many home renovators are installing glass splashbacks as a feature in their kitchens and bathrooms. In fact due to the nature of glass, these splashbacks make an …
Glass Splashback: A How To Guide
Glass splashbacks used to be restricted to the pages of glossy fashion magazines and fancy designer show homes, but they have now become one of the hottest trends in home renovations. Having a glass splashback in the kitchen or the bathroom simply transforms a home and with glass’ natural light refracting and reflecting qualities even the smallest of rooms becomes …
Installing A Glass Splashback
The use of custom glass splashbacks used to be restricted to those paying for expensive designers and showrooms only, but in recent years they have become very much mainstream and are one of the hottest trends in home renovations. While installing a glass splashback might seem like a difficult and complicated task, like most home renovations it is more a …
Glass Splashbacks – Do Your Guests Envy Your Kitchen?
There are many things that you can do to enhance your home and while many of them may be imminently practical – new windows, a driveway and a boiler – others are purely for fashion purposes – wallpaper and painting for example. There are a few home renovations that are both practical and fashionable, but having a glass splashback installed …
Splashbacks are Safe and Hygienic
There are many different types of splashbacks available in the market today. These can be constructed out of tile, stone or glass and their key purpose is to protect walls from the effects of damp and rot due excessive water transference. Basically a splashback repels the water from reaching the wall by acting as an additional layer or barrier. However …