A glass splashback is a panel made from toughened glass that is installed behind a hob, sink, or countertop area to protect walls from splashes, spills, and heat. They are both functional and decorative, available in various colors, designs, and finishes.

Yes, most kitchen glass splashbacks are made from toughened (tempered) glass, which is heat resistant up to around 220°C (428°F), making them safe to use behind gas or electric hobs.

Glass splashbacks are easy to clean - simply use a soft cloth with warm soapy water or a glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals, as they can damage the finish or leave streaks

Glass splashbacks are available in solid colors, printed patterns, mirrored finishes, or even custom photo prints. You can choose from standard color ranges or request a custom color matched to your paint or decor.

Yes, as long as the splashback is ok go behind a gas hob if it's made from toughened safety glass. Always check the manufacturer’s guidelines and maintain a minimum distance (usually 110mm or more) between the flame and the glass.

Splashbacks are usually bonded directly to the wall using high-strength, heat-resistant adhesive. Some may use screws and chrome caps, but adhesive provides a cleaner look.

As of 2025 expect to pay in Jersey anywhere from £100 to £600+ depending on the size, style, and finish. For a typical kitchen, a full glass splashback might cost between £400 and £1,200 including fitting - but the result is a stunning, seamless finish that can transform your space.

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