Glass
Splashbacks
Melbourne
Custom glass splashbacks for kitchens, laundries and bathrooms. Choose from painted glass, mirror glass or printed glass splashbacks, measured to suit your cabinetry, benchtops and layout.
Painted Glass Splashbacks
A clean, modern option available in a wide range of colours. Ideal for kitchens, laundries and bathrooms.
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Mirror Glass Splashbacks
Reflective splashbacks that help brighten the room and create a more open feel in smaller kitchens.
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Printed Glass Splashbacks
Custom printed glass using patterns, textures or photographic artwork for a stronger feature wall effect.
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A Cleaner Alternative to Tiled Splashbacks
Glass splashbacks give you a smooth, non-porous surface with no grout lines to scrub. That makes them a practical choice behind cooktops, sinks and laundry benches.
No grout lines
A single glass surface is easier to wipe down and helps avoid the staining and build-up that can happen with tiled grout.
Custom colour options
Painted glass can be matched to many popular colours, making it easier to work with your cabinetry, benchtops and tapware.
Clean modern finish
Minimal joins, neat silicone lines and custom cut-outs help create a more seamless finish across the wall.
Made for Wet Areas and Everyday Use
Glass splashbacks can be used in more than just kitchens. They are a practical option anywhere you want a smooth, wipe-clean wall surface.
Kitchens
Installed behind cooktops, sinks and benchtops for a clean, modern finish that is easy to maintain.
Laundries
A practical choice above laundry benches, sinks and washing machine areas where water and cleaning products are common.
Bathrooms
Used behind vanities and feature areas to create a sleek surface that works well with glass shower screens and modern tapware.
Designed for a Clean, Seamless Finish
Good splashback installation is about more than just the glass itself. Careful measuring, clean cut-outs and attention to small details all contribute to how the finished space looks and feels.
Minimal joins
We aim to keep joins to a minimum wherever possible for a cleaner, more seamless appearance across the wall.
Precise cut-outs
Power points, cabinetry and window trims are carefully measured so the glass fits neatly within the space.
Mitred corners
External corners can be mitred so adjoining panels meet cleanly rather than simply butting together.
Colour-matched silicone work
We use silicone colours selected to blend more naturally with the glass, stone or surrounding finishes for a cleaner appearance.
Measured After Cabinetry and Benchtops
Splashbacks are typically measured after cabinetry, stone benchtops and appliances have been installed so final dimensions can be taken accurately.
Quote and planning
We discuss the layout, glass type, colours and installation details to help determine the most suitable option for the space.
Final measure
Once cabinetry and benchtops are complete, final site measurements are taken to ensure the glass fits accurately.
Manufacture and installation
The glass is manufactured to size, toughened where required, then professionally installed with neat cut-outs and silicone work.
Practical Advice.
Clean Installation.
From the initial quote through to final installation, you deal directly with the people measuring and installing the glass.
We focus on practical advice, careful measuring and clean installation details rather than rushed volume work. Every splashback is custom made to suit the layout of the space and the finishes selected for the project.
Many of our projects are completed as part of broader kitchen, bathroom and laundry renovations across Melbourne’s northern and western suburbs.
Glass Splashbacks Across Melbourne
Custom glass splashbacks installed across Melbourne’s north, west and surrounding suburbs, including Melton, Sunbury, Bacchus Marsh, Macedon, Greenvale, Essendon, Greensborough and nearby areas.
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Send through your kitchen, laundry or bathroom photos, plans or rough measurements and we can help with pricing, glass options and next steps.
Glass
Splashbacks
FAQs
Common questions about custom glass splashbacks, cooktop use, pricing, colour matching, fixing method, measuring and installation.
Can glass splashbacks go behind gas cooktops?
In many kitchens, yes. Glass splashbacks can be installed behind gas cooktops when the correct toughened safety glass is used and the cooktop, burner distance and surrounding materials are suitable.
Every kitchen layout is different, so we assess the cooktop position, wall area and required clearances before confirming the splashback. This helps make sure the glass is suitable for the space and installed to the current requirements.
Are glass splashbacks easy to clean?
Yes. One of the main reasons people choose glass splashbacks is that the surface is smooth, non porous and easy to wipe down.
Unlike tiles, there are no grout lines to trap grease, moisture or staining. In most kitchens, a soft cloth and standard glass cleaner are enough for everyday maintenance around cooktops, sinks and food preparation areas.
How much does a glass splashback cost?
Glass splashback pricing depends on the glass type, colour or finish, overall size and the number of cut-outs required.
As a general guide, standard painted glass splashbacks start from around $400 per square metre before cut-outs. Metallic finishes, specialty colours, mirror glass and printed glass are priced higher depending on the product selected.
Power point cut-outs, switch cut-outs, rangehood notches and other openings are priced separately. Smaller splashbacks can also have a higher per-square-metre cost because minimum charges still apply for measuring, manufacturing and installation.
A few things that affect the final price include:
- Glass type, such as painted glass, mirror glass or printed glass
- Colour or finish, including standard colours, metallic finishes and specialty options
- Size of the area, especially where minimum charges apply
- Cut-outs for power points, switches, rangehoods and other notches
- Number of pieces, joins or separate sections required
For an accurate price, send through photos of the area, approximate measurements and the number of power point cut-outs. We can then quote based on the actual layout.
Can splashbacks be colour matched?
Yes. Painted glass splashbacks can be made in a wide range of colours and can often be matched closely to cabinetry, benchtops, wall colours or other finishes in the room.
Neutral whites, warm greys and soft earthy tones are popular in Melbourne kitchen renovations, but stronger colours can also work well when the splashback is being used as a feature.
How is a glass splashback fixed to the wall?
Glass splashbacks are fixed to the wall using neutral cure silicone. This gives a strong, flexible bond without needing visible screws through the face of the glass.
If the wall is slightly uneven, more silicone may be used where needed to help build the glass out and achieve a neater face line. Once the splashback is in position, the perimeter is also caulked with neutral cure silicone so the edges stay sealed while still allowing a small amount of movement over time.
What glass is used for kitchen splashbacks?
Kitchen splashbacks are usually made from 6mm toughened safety glass. This is important behind cooktops and other areas where the glass may be exposed to heat, cleaning and everyday kitchen use.
Toughened glass is much stronger than standard glass and is made for safer use in finished interiors. We measure the finished space and manufacture the glass to suit the actual wall, cabinetry, benchtop and cut-out positions.
When should a glass splashback be measured?
Final measurements are generally taken after cabinetry and benchtops are installed. In some kitchens, the rangehood may also need to be installed before the final measure.
Measuring at the right stage allows the splashback to be made to the finished space, including power point locations, window trims, wall alignment and final benchtop position.
Can glass splashbacks have power point cut-outs?
Yes. Glass splashbacks can be manufactured with cut-outs for power points, switches and other required openings.
These positions need to be measured accurately before manufacture, because toughened glass cannot be cut or drilled after it has been made.
Can you replace an existing tiled splashback with glass?
Yes. In many renovations, tiles are removed and the wall is prepared before the new glass splashback is measured and installed.
The wall condition matters. A flatter, cleaner wall helps the glass sit neatly and gives a better finished result, especially around benchtops, cabinetry and window returns.
Can glass splashbacks be used in laundries or bathrooms?
Yes. Glass splashbacks can be used in kitchens, laundries, bathrooms and other interior areas where you want a smooth, easy-to-clean wall finish.
The right glass type, colour, fixing method and cut-out details depend on the room, moisture exposure, surrounding cabinetry and how the space will be used.
What is the difference between painted and printed glass splashbacks?
Painted glass splashbacks are best when you want a solid colour, colour matching or a clean modern finish. Printed glass splashbacks are used when you want an image, pattern, artwork, stone-look design or custom visual effect behind the glass.
If you are unsure which option suits your kitchen, send through your photos or design ideas and we can help point you in the right direction.
Do you install splashbacks across Melbourne?
Yes. We install custom glass splashbacks throughout Melbourne, particularly across the western, northern and north-western suburbs.
If you are unsure whether we service your area, send through your suburb with a few photos or plans and we can let you know.
Do you offer free on-site measures and quotes?
In most cases, we provide initial pricing from photos, sketches, plans and project details rather than free on-site quoting. This lets us turn around useful pricing faster and focus site visits on projects that are ready to measure.
To help prepare a quote, please send:
- Photos of the kitchen, laundry or bathroom
- A sketch, plan or approximate measurements
- The number of power point cut-outs required
- Any additional cut-outs or installation details you are aware of
- Your preferred splashback colour or finish, if known
- Any access limitations such as stairs, lifts or restricted parking
Once we have this information, we can usually provide a fairly accurate quote and advise on the next steps for measuring and installation.
Planning a glass splashback?
Send through your photos, plans or rough measurements and we can help work out the right splashback type, colour, cut-outs and next steps for your kitchen or renovation.
