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Find below some FAQ'S.

1 - How much does it cost?

All hand painted splashbacks are unique pieces and priced on an individual basis. Please contact me and I can discuss your requirement and give you a written quotation.

An indicative price for one of my splashbacks, 600mm x 600mm, will be approximately £600 depending on the design and style.

 

2- Can splashbacks be made to any size?

Yes, the glass is cut to fit the area and size that the client requires. 

3- What is the design process?

Initially I meet with the client to survey the project and discuss design ideas, colours and finish. I then create sample boards for customer approval. After this the glass shape and size is templated for the final cut glass piece. The glass is BS EN 12150 approved, 6mm heat resistant, toughened with polished edges, low iron for 'no green' glare.  

4- How long does it take?

This depends on the design and consultation process. Each splashback is unique so no two are the same. The splashbacks are produced using many layers of colour and techniques to create the final piece. As an indication, after a sample has been approved, an average splashback takes approximately 4-8 weeks.

5- How are the splashbacks fitted?

They are secured with adhesive or fitted with fixings. I arrange to install the glass if required, but the install is sometimes done by contractors who are already on site. If the splash back design incorporates electrical sockets an electrician may also be needed.

6 - How are the splashbacks created?

Many layers of specialist paint and effects are merged to create a unique product. The final layers seal the reverse side.

7- I love the splashbacks but do not know what I want!

I like to discuss the project with the client, or kitchen designer to assess  requirements and expectations. After agreeing on design style and colour palettes I can produce a sample for customer approval.

8- What area do you work in?

Currently I work in East Anglia covering Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire, however I am happy to discuss projects further afield.

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