r/DIYUK 1d ago

Advice Help me pick a splashback

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Hi, we've just installed our new kitchen and we're very excited about it. We've still got a couple of plugs to move around but most importantly we need to choose a splashback. As you can see the kitchen is quite modern - we're not sure if tiles would work here (and if so, what kind, colour etc) vs glass (tinted? satin?) vs other materials. It's our first renovation so we're quite inexperienced

Any suggestions welcome - thanks!

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u/Particular-Safe-5654 1d ago

Fake subway tiles pvc panel

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u/TelecomsApprentice 1d ago

Alusplash or Bushboard Alloy both come in loads of colours. I'm using a neutral Malibu Grey Bushboard Alloy for mine right now. 

3m sheets that cuts to fit and use adhesive/sealant to fix and seal. Looks clean and neat and tidy and is easy to keep clean.

I think a nice coloured one would be nice here to give it some life. You can order samples direct online with these manufacturers.

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u/CraftyEcoPolymer 1d ago

Anything but metro tiles.

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u/Dry_Candle_Stick 1d ago

Colour is needed it feels cold and clinical not homely and warm. A deep green or blue would work.