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The articles published below are a valuable collection of information on building and renovating using acrylic splashbacks.
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7 Tips - How To Choose Your Acrylic Splashback
Splashback choices are no longer limited to just tiles and glass. Doing your own splashback can be tough. Glass is heavy and notoriously easy to break, especially if you tap an edge. And tiles are time consuming to install and leave you with dreaded mouldy grout to clean. Not to mention are the Dark Ages in design - certainly not modern and stylish.
Acrylic Splashbacks - Just A Fad Or Here To Stay?
Splashback choices are no longer limited to just tiles and glass. Doing your own splashback can be tough. Glass is heavy and notoriously easy to break, especially if you tap an edge. And tiles are time consuming to install and leave you with dreaded mouldy grout to clean. Not to mention are the Dark Ages in design - certainly not modern and stylish.
Can An Acrylic Splashback Be Put Over Tiles?
Yes our acrylic splashbacks can be installed directly over existing tiled surfaces. This allows for quick, easy and the most cost effective renovation to kitchens, bathrooms, showers, laundries and commercial areas. No tiles, no grout and a stylish and modern finish is what our luxury acrylic splashbacks offer your space.
Building Or Renovating To Sell Or Add Value? Then You Need To Think Like A Fish
If you want to build or renovate to sell and add value then you need to be like a fisherman who thinks like a fish. Are you thinking like a buyer? People want modern style and no grout in kitchens, showers, bathrooms and laundries. No one wants to clean tiles and grout & if you can offer them that, you're in the lead.
Acrylic Splashback - available in any colour you like
Our acrylic splashbacks are available in any colour you heart desires. Most acrylic/polymer splashbacks on the market are only available in set colours. And in set sizes - wasting your time & money as you have to cut them and throw away parts of the splashback panels you don't need. You don't need to settle for this!
World Top 100 Architect Turns Their Back On Glass Splashbacks & The Builder Has A “Flat Bottom Taco Moment”
Materials are changing so quickly that many of industry’s sacred cows have been slaughtered and laid to rest. Glass splashbacks, once a standard in the architect’s toolkit, are now under growing pressure from acrylic.
In recent years higher quality acrylics have been used as splashbacks and wall panels.