Full-height splashbacks
Panels can cover the area between worktop and wall units or form a larger feature wall.
Upstands · Full-height panels
Stone splashbacks
finished to fit.
A stone splashback can continue the worktop material up the wall, frame a hob or sink area, or become a feature in its own right. We plan panel sizes, pattern direction, joints, sockets and edges around the kitchen layout.
01 Overview
Practical guidance
Plan the surface
before the cut.
Send a photograph of the wall with its approximate width and height, the hob position and any sockets or switches. Tell us whether you want a low upstand or a full-height panel, and whether it should match your worktop. Material suitability and appliance clearances are checked before cutting.
- Matching or contrastingContinue the worktop material for a calm finish or choose a feature slab with more movement.
- Accurate openingsSocket, switch and service openings must be planned accurately before fabrication.
- Panel layoutLarge areas may need more than one piece. Slab size, access and pattern determine sensible joint positions.
Explore our work: View a veined stone splashback · View a black stone splashback installation.
Before you choose
What to
consider.
Upstands
A lower stone upstand gives a clean edge where the worktop meets the wall.
Hob areas
Material choice and clearances must suit the appliance and manufacturer's requirements.
Sockets and switches
Electrical positions are confirmed before cutting. Final electrical work should be completed by a qualified person.
Pattern direction
Strong veining can be planned across adjacent panels, subject to the available slab and cuts.
Quotation factors
Material, panel size, openings, joint layout, wall condition, access and fitting requirements affect the quote.
Useful answers
Frequently asked
questions.
Can the splashback match the worktop?
Yes, subject to slab availability and layout. Pattern continuity depends on the material and cuts required.
Can you cut around sockets?
Yes. Socket and switch positions need to be final and accurately recorded before fabrication.
Can stone go behind a hob?
Often yes, but the selected material, appliance type and required clearances must be checked.
Do walls need to be ready?
Walls should be stable and reasonably true. Significant irregularities may need preparation before fitting.
Do you cover KT15, RM4 and NW6?
Yes, these postcode districts are within our service area. Send your full postcode, kitchen plan and access details when requesting a quotation so we can discuss templating and fitting.
Free quotation
Tell us about
your kitchen.
Send your plan, approximate measurements, preferred material and postcode. We will discuss the next step and prepare a tailored quotation.