Kitchen splashbacks that line up with the units
A splashback is small but sits at eye level. We set it out so the joints line up with the worktop, the hob and the window, and the cuts around sockets are neat.
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We usually tile after the worktops are fitted and before the sockets are fixed back, so the tiles run neatly behind the faceplates. Behind a range cooker we use heat-resistant adhesive and grout.
Handmade zellige and patterned encaustic-effect tiles vary from tile to tile. We lay them out on the floor first and mix the colours so the finished wall looks even.
What's included
Joints set to the worktop, hob and window.
Cut cleanly and sealed behind the faceplates.
Laid out first so the colour is even across the wall.
Hemel Hempstead
A patterned splashback behind a range cooker
Hand-painted patterned tiles were laid behind a range cooker and along the worktops, with heat-resistant adhesive and grout behind the hob. Finished in a day and a half.
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Straight answers on price, timing and guarantees. If your question is not here, call the office.
Can you tile a splashback before the worktop goes in?
We prefer to tile afterwards, so the bottom row sits neatly on the worktop. We work with your kitchen fitter on the timing.
Is zellige practical in a kitchen?
Yes, once it is sealed. It needs a penetrating sealer before and after grouting, which we include.
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