Backsplash

A backsplash, also known as a splashback, is a protective surface installed behind countertops, sinks, and work areas where spills and splashes are common. Whether used as a kitchen backsplash or a bathroom backsplash, it serves as a guard to the walls against water, grease, stains, and everyday dirt while also adding beauty to the space.

Modern backsplashes are used for both decorative and practical purposes. Along with wall protection, they also add texture, color, patterns, and visual interest to bars, bathrooms, kitchens, and more. A good backsplash installation ensures easy-to-clean surfaces, saving your time and effort.

Backsplashes also provide countertop protection in kitchens by preventing water, oil, and other liquids from seeping behind counters. Commonly used materials for backsplashes include metal, glass, particleboard, and different types of tiles. Porcelain, ceramic, glass, and natural stone tiles are often the first choice for a backsplash.