Glass splashback for kichen
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Hi there, I would like to have a glass splashback fitted in my kitchen - preferably orange - instead of tiling the walls and behind the hob. There is a company in Ireland that does the Glaskote process but it's unfortunately pricey at about 2400 for a small enough area. It would look superb but I would like to find out if there are more affordable solutions. I'd really like to hear from anyone who has had one done or anyone who has any recommendations. thanks, Brid

2400 is really expensive. I can only imagine what the total kitchen would cost. I believe you would achieve similar effect through the use of tiles. They may be some good ideas on this website http://www.homeportfolio.com/ Thanks, Richard

I saw some Orange glass tiles in 023 Tiles in Cork , they might be worth a call.

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Have a look on Premier Range for some: http://www.premierrange.co.uk/glass-splashbacks

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