Transform your kitchen with our heavy-duty 8mm and 10mm PVC kitchen splashback panels — the modern, hygienic alternative to tiles, glass or laminate. Completely waterproof, stain-proof and Class 1 fire-rated, they effortlessly resist moisture, grease and daily wear without grout or mould issues.
Why choose PVC splashback panels?
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Class 1 fire-rated (BS 476-7) — safe behind hobs and ovens
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Stain-proof & grease-resistant — wipe clean in seconds
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No grout, no mould — hygienic surface ideal for food prep areas
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Marble, stone & gloss finishes — premium look at a fraction of the price of stone or glass
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Fast install — full kitchen splashback in an afternoon
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Heavy-duty 8mm & 10mm — solid, premium feel
Where to use kitchen splashback panels
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Behind hobs and cookers — fire-rated for direct heat-zone use
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Behind sinks — fully waterproof, no silicone failure
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Full-wall splashbacks — seamless, modern look
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Island & peninsula backs — wrap around exposed cabinet ends
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Utility rooms & pantries — durable, food-safe finish
How to install a PVC splashback
Cut the panel to size with a fine-tooth saw or jigsaw, apply solvent-free grab adhesive in vertical beads, press firmly to the wall, and seal edges with high-quality mould-resistant silicone. Most splashbacks are done in 1–3 hours.
Splashback Panels — Frequently Asked Questions
Are PVC splashbacks safe behind a hob or oven?
Yes — our 8mm and 10mm panels are Class 1 fire-rated to BS 476-7. Always observe the appliance's recommended clearance from the cooking surface, as you would with any splashback material.
How thick should a kitchen splashback be?
We recommend 8mm minimum, with 10mm for a premium feel and best impact resistance. Both grades are fully waterproof and fire-rated.
Can I fit a PVC splashback over existing tiles?
Yes — provided the tiles are solid and clean. The PVC panel will hide grout lines completely.
Will the splashback discolour from heat or steam?
No — our PVC panels are heat-stable up to standard kitchen temperatures and UV-stabilised against yellowing.
How do I cut PVC splashback panels?
Use a fine-tooth hand saw, jigsaw with a fine blade, or score-and-snap with a sharp Stanley knife. Always cut on the decorative face for the cleanest edge.
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