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Glass splashback - opinions ?

  • 02-02-2017 02:07PM
    #1
    Gaz
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    Trying to decide between tiling or glass splashback for the kitchen ... are they a complete pain in the a$$ to keep clean and streak free ?


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  • #2
    jlm29
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    Gaz wrote: »
    Trying to decide between tiling or glass splashback for the kitchen ... are they a complete pain in the a$$ to keep clean and streak free ?

    Nope, I have one two years, and I love it. Quick spray of window cleaner and a wipe of kitchen paper every now and again keeps it clean. Delighted I got it. Much easier to clean than grout!


  • #3
    Spanish Eyes
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    jlm29 wrote: »
    Nope, I have one two years, and I love it. Quick spray of window cleaner and a wipe of kitchen paper every now and again keeps it clean. Delighted I got it. Much easier to clean than grout!

    Hi do you know if you can mount the glass splashback on top of exisiting tiles?

    Would you also be willing to say where you got yours?

    Thanks.


  • #4
    Kalimah
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    I got one nearly three years ago and I love it. We'd had tiles on the wall before but removed them prior to installing the splashback. We used a crowd called Top Glass. Couldn't fault them in any way. Guy came to survey the kitchen. I picked my colour. About two weeks later the glass was installed. I felt sorry for the installer as he'd been delayed at another job and wanted to get ours done as we were heading off on holidays the next morning. He was there til midnight!
    I think ours cost 850 but the kitchen is quite big and there was a lot of wall to cover!


  • #5
    jlm29
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    Spanish Eyes wrote: »
    Hi do you know if you can mount the glass splashback on top of exisiting tiles?

    Would you also be willing to say where you got yours?

    Thanks.

    I think I've heard you can, but I'm not certain of that. I just got mine in a local glass shop, in tipp.


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