Kitchen Splashbacks Sydney
Kitchen Splashbacks Sydney to See Before You Choose
Compare splashback materials, colours and finishes beside your cabinetry and benchtop samples at our Wetherill Park showroom, then choose what works for your kitchen.
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Which Kitchen Splashback Suits You?
The best choice depends on the look you want, your cooktop, how much cleaning you want to do and your budget.
Material
Finish
Joins
DIY Friendly
Relative Cost
Glass
Gloss, wide colour choice
Very few
No
$$$
Stone
Matches your benchtop
Few
No
$$$$
Aluminium composite
Smooth, glass-like
Few
Yes, with care
$$
Acrylic
High-gloss
Few
Yes
$$
Compact laminate
Solid & metallic finishes
Few
Yes
$$
PVC panels
Stone, marble & timber looks
Few
Yes
$
Tiles
Pattern & texture
Many grout lines
Partly
$
Note: Suitability around a cooktop depends on the specific product and required appliance clearances.
Not sure about your cooktop?
Bring your cooktop model details and we’ll help you check which splashback options are suitable.
Behind the cooktop
What’s the Best Splashback Behind a Gas Cooktop?
We’ll help you choose a splashback that suits your cooktop, heat requirements and kitchen design.
Gas cooktops
Choose a splashback that is suitable for the required heat and flame clearances around your cooktop.
Electric & Induction Cooktops
You may have more splashback options to choose from, depending on the material and installation requirements.
Keep Some Materials Away From Direct Heat
Acrylic and some panel products are better suited to areas away from direct heat unless approved for that use.
See It Together
Match the Splashback Colour & Finish to Your Kitchen
Colour and finish can look very different once they sit beside your cabinetry and benchtop. Compare Duropal, Lustrolite and Laminex Metaline samples together to see which combination works best in your kitchen.
Duropal Compact Laminate
Snow White
W400HG
Champagne Metallic
U501HG
Sand Grey
U1184HG
Ruby Red
U1691HG
Anthracite Metallic
U506HG
Sanded Aluminium
F8110HG
Lustrolite Acrylic
Arctic
W400HG
Aqua
W400HG
Charcoal
W400HG
Sage
W400HG
Taupe
W400HG
Red
W400HG
Laminex Metaline
Silver
W400HG
Black
W400HG
Pearl
W400HG
Lime
W400HG
Ruby
W400HG
Orange
W400HG
Showroom tip: Bring your cabinet sample or photo, benchtop reference and wall measurements so you can compare finishes side by side.
From Choice to Order
From Sample to Splashback in Four Steps
Whether you need one panel behind the cooktop or a longer run across the kitchen, start with the material and measurements.
Compare Materials
See colours and finishes in our Wetherill Park showroom.
Bring Your Measurements
Share the wall size, corners, power points and other required cut-outs.
Prepare to Size
Your selected splashback is prepared around the agreed measurements and required openings.
Collect Your Splashback
Arrange collection from Wetherill Park once your order is ready.
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PRICING
How Much Does a Kitchen Splashback Cost in Sydney?
The price depends on more than the material. Wall size, panel count, corners and cut-outs can all change the final quote.
What changes the price
Material
PVC, acrylic, aluminium, glass or stone
Wall area
Cooktop panel or full kitchen run
Cut-outs
Power points, taps and other openings
Corners
L-shaped and U-shaped areas may need more panels
Glass specification
Colour and glass type can affect price
Keep Planning
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Splashback FAQs
Kitchen Splashback Questions Answered
Choosing between materials? These are some of the practical questions worth sorting out first.
What is the most affordable kitchen splashback option?
PVC panels generally sit at the more affordable end of the splashback options shown, with acrylic and aluminium composite offering other mid-range choices. The final price still depends on wall size, cut-outs, corners and the exact product selected.
Can a splashback go over existing tiles?
Sometimes. Selected compact laminate products such as Duropal can be fixed over suitable existing tiled surfaces. The wall still needs to be checked for condition, flatness and compatibility with the chosen product before installation
Is a glass splashback better than tiles?
It depends on what matters to you. Glass gives you a smooth surface with very few joins and no grout lines. Tiles offer more pattern and texture, but introduce grout that needs regular cleaning.
How high should a kitchen splashback be?
There isn't one standard height for every kitchen. It depends on the cabinetry, rangehood, cooktop clearances and whether you want a smaller splashback or a full-height feature. Measure the complete wall area before ordering.
Can my splashback match my stone benchtop?
Yes, depending on the selected surface. Continuing stone from the benchtop onto the wall can reduce the number of competing finishes and create a stronger connection between the worktop and splashback.
Which kitchen splashback is easiest to clean?
Smooth panel surfaces such as glass have very few joins and no grout lines, making everyday wipe-downs straightforward. Stone, aluminium composite, acrylic and large-format panels can also reduce the number of joins compared with traditional tiles.
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Find a Splashback Ready for Your Project
Browse PVC Splashback Panels in stone, marble and timber-look finishes for a simple, grout-free kitchen wall.
See Before You Choose
Bring Your Samples and Compare in Person
Visit our Wetherill Park showroom with your measurements, benchtop reference or cabinet sample. See the finishes together and work out which splashback belongs in your kitchen.