Full-height stone splashbacks
A slab that runs from the benchtop to the overheads or rangehood, matched to the benchtop pattern.
Kitchen splashbacks for a family kitchen in glass, tile, stone or porcelain, fitted around windows, rangehoods and power points and matched to the benchtop.

Kitchen Splashbacks
Larger kitchens often have long runs and windows behind the sink, so we plan where panels join, how the splashback meets the window reveal and how high it runs behind the cooktop.
A slab that runs from the benchtop to the overheads or rangehood, matched to the benchtop pattern.
Subway, large-format or patterned tile, with the grout colour chosen to suit the cabinetry.
Glass that brightens the bench or reflects the garden, fitted in as few panels as the run allows.
Price guide
In a house, splashback prices depend most on the material, the length and height of the run, window reveals and the number of cut-outs. We measure and give you a written quote before any work starts.
Typical Sydney prices, supplied and installed. Backlit glass is priced on quote. A planning guide rather than a quote. Reviewed October 2026.
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How splashbacks are fitted
Tile, glass or stone is selected around cleaning, heat zones and the surrounding cabinetry.
Benchtops, cabinets, power points and appliance clearances are checked before the final measure.
Panels or tiles are fitted with neat junctions, edges and sealant for the completed kitchen.
Before you enquire
Glass has no grout lines and wipes clean easily; tile offers more texture and pattern and can be repaired a section at a time. We show both against your benchtop and cabinetry.
Most splashbacks are measured up first, then made and fitted in one short visit once the panel or tile is ready. Glass and stone usually need a fabrication lead time after the measure, while a replacement splashback in an existing kitchen is generally a quick install. We confirm timing once the material is chosen.
It depends on the look and how much cleaning you want to do. Glass and stone wipe clean in one pass with no grout lines and suit a sleek, continuous look, while tile gives you more colour and pattern. We help you weigh finish, clean-ability and budget at the measure.
Yes. A replacement splashback can be planned on its own, including the old-surface, measurement, material and fitting requirements. It is a focused way to refresh a kitchen while coordinating the wall with the benchtop and cabinetry colours.
Yes. Stone and porcelain splashbacks can be cut from the same material as the benchtop for a continuous run, and glass or tile can be selected to complement it. We plan the splashback and benchtop together at the measure so the colours and edges line up.
H&R services
Kitchens designed, made in our Guildford workshop and installed by our own team, plus laundries, vanities, wardrobes and joinery for the rest of the home.









Served suburbs
Open your suburb's kitchen splashback page for local planning, prices and completed work.
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