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Splashbacks: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a splashback cost in Australia?
Tiled splashbacks cost $80–$200/m² for tiles plus $60–$120/m² for installation. Glass splashbacks cost $400–$900/m² supply and install. Acrylic splashbacks cost $200–$450/m² installed. A standard 900mm wide kitchen splashback typically costs $400–$1,500 depending on material. Glass and mirrored splashbacks add a premium but are the easiest to clean.
What are the best splashback materials for an Australian kitchen?
Glass splashbacks are extremely popular — easy to clean, hygienic, available in unlimited colours (custom paint match), and heat-resistant. Porcelain tiles are durable and offer endless design options including large-format slabs. Acrylic (perspex) is a budget option but scratches over time. Stone and terrazzo are premium options for design-led kitchens.
Can a glass splashback be installed behind a gas cooktop?
Yes — glass splashbacks installed behind gas cooktops must use heat-resistant toughened glass (minimum 6mm) and maintain the minimum clearance from the flame specified by the cooktop manufacturer (usually 200–250mm). Ensure your installer uses compliant glass — using standard float glass behind a cooktop is a fire hazard.
How is a glass splashback installed?
Glass splashbacks are custom-manufactured to fit your exact kitchen dimensions with all cutouts (power points, rangehood penetrations) pre-cut at the factory. They're adhered with a silicone-based adhesive in neutral cure formulation (never acetic cure silicone — it attacks the paint backing). The installation process takes 1–2 hours per panel.
What colour splashback is most popular in Australian kitchens?
White and light grey splashbacks are the most universally popular. Greens, blues, and earthy tones are trending for 2024–25. Printed glass (timber grain, marble, botanical prints) is popular for feature splashbacks. For resale, neutral colours are safest. For personal use, bold colours behind a range can create a striking focal point.
Do I need a licensed tiler to install a tile splashback?
Tiled splashbacks don't require a licensed tiler in most states — tiling is generally not a licensed trade in Australia (except in some commercial contexts). However, experienced tilers produce far better results, particularly with large-format tiles, complex patterns, and shower/wet area waterproofing. For simple kitchen splashbacks, competent handymen can also tile.
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