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1. Safety and Durability (Toughened Glass)
Heat Resistance: If the splashback is located behind any hob (especially gas), it must be made from toughened (tempered) safety glass. Untoughened glass can shatter when exposed to extreme heat or sudden temperature changes.
Impact Resistance: Toughened glass is significantly stronger and more resistant to impact (e.g., knocking a pot against it) than standard glass.
Edge Finish: Ensure the edges are polished smooth to prevent injury and provide a professional, clean installation finish.

2. Aesthetics and Finish
Colour Accuracy (Low-Iron Glass): If you choose a plain or light colour, confirm the supplier uses low-iron glass. Standard glass has a slight green tint that can distort delicate colours like whites, blues, and pale greys.
Visual Effect (Finish Type):
High-Gloss/Plain Colour: Maximizes vibrancy and light reflection.
Matt Finish: Reduces glare and fingerprints, offering a sophisticated, soft look.
Mirrored: Creates the illusion of space and depth (consider toughened antique or standard mirror).
Printed/Patterned: Allows for personalization (photos, custom art, textures).
Glitter: Infuses the surface with fine metallic flakes or fibers, optimized to catch light and provide a dynamic, shimmering focal point.
Premium (Mica/Kiln/Textured): Offers the highest level of artistry, utilizing specialized processes like kiln-forming or mica infusions to create rich texture, unique structural depth, and unparalleled luxury.
Grout-Free Design: A major benefit is the lack of grout, which means easy cleaning and a seamless, uninterrupted look.

3. Kitchen Dimensions and Cut-Outs
Accurate Measurements/Templating: The glass must be manufactured to precise specifications, as it cannot be cut or drilled once it has been toughened. For complex areas, use a professional templating service to guarantee a perfect fit.
Electrical Fixtures: Count and precisely locate all electrical sockets, switches, light fittings, and cooker hood vents. These will require custom cut-outs in the glass panel.
Panel Size: Consider the maximum single-panel length achievable to minimize joins, especially on large, continuous walls.

4. Installation Method
Professional vs. DIY: Decide whether the complexity of the installation (custom cuts, large panels) warrants professional fitting or if a small, simple piece can be managed as a DIY project.
Wall Condition: The wall surface needs to be relatively flat and sound for proper adhesion, which is typically done using specialist silicone or adhesive.
5. Budget and Value
Cost Drivers: Custom sizes, low-iron glass, special finishes (like Metallic, Glitter, or Premium Kiln effects), and professional templating/installation will increase the overall cost.
Long-Term Value: While initial cost may be higher than tiles, glass offers superior durability, easier maintenance, and a contemporary look that provides strong long-term value.













Fill in your details and requirements.

We’ll contact you to confirm sizes, options, and fitting needs.

Bespoke measure & fit: usually 15–20 working days.

We arrange delivery and offer a full professional installation for a safe, flawless finish.

Take initial width and height measurements of the area. Note where the splashback will start and end

Mark the location and count of all electrical sockets, light switches, and vents that will require cut-outs.

Decide on the glass type (Colour, Mirrored, Printed, Glitter, Premium) and your preferred colour/design.

Send your initial sketch, rough measurements, cut-out count, and chosen finish type to the supplier

Manufacturing
Once you accept the final quote, full payment or a deposit is required, and the glass is sent into production.

An installation date is booked once the finished glass is ready.

Fill in your details and requirements.

We’ll contact you to confirm sizes, options, and fitting needs.

Bespoke measure & fit: usually 15–20 working days.

We arrange delivery and offer a full professional installation for a safe, flawless finish.

Take initial width and height measurements of the area. Note where the splashback will start and end

Mark the location and count of all electrical sockets, light switches, and vents that will require cut-outs.

Decide on the glass type (Colour, Mirrored, Printed, Glitter, Premium) and your preferred colour/design.

Send your initial sketch, rough measurements, cut-out count, and chosen finish type to the supplier

Once you accept the final quote, full payment or a deposit is required, and the glass is sent into production.

An installation date is booked once the finished glass is ready.
Absolutely. All CreoGlass splashbacks are made from toughened (tempered) safety glass which is heat and impact resistant up to 400°C degrees, making them perfectly safe to use behind gas, electric, or induction hobs.
We typically use low-iron glass for our splashbacks. This glass has a reduced green tint compared to standard glass, ensuring that the colour you select—whether it's a bold hue or a subtle shade—is displayed with maximum accuracy and vibrancy.
Yes, we offer a colour-matching service. We can match your splashback to virtually any paint colour from popular UK brands like Farrow & Ball, Dulux, and Crown. Simply provide us with the exact paint name or code.
CreoGlass offers a wide variety of finishes beyond plain colour, including Mirrored, Printed (custom designs), Glitter, and LED Backlit options, allowing you to choose the perfect aesthetic for your kitchen.
We create precise cut-outs in the glass to perfectly accommodate sockets, switches, and other wall-mounted fixtures. These must be planned and fabricated during the manufacturing process, as toughened glass cannot be cut afterwards.
Our standard kitchen glass splashbacks are typically 6mm thick, which provides an ideal balance of durability, heat resistance, and a sleek, modern profile.
Cleaning is simple and hygienic. The seamless, non-porous surface should be wiped down with a soft cloth and a non-abrasive household glass cleaner. Avoid using scouring pads or harsh, acidic chemicals.
No. The high-quality paints and durable application techniques we use are applied to the back surface of the glass, protecting the finish from normal kitchen temperatures and indirect sunlight, ensuring the colour remains stable.
To get an accurate guide price, you should email our sales team a basic sketch of your area, including the width, height, number of socket cut-outs, and a few pictures or drawings of your kitchen.
CreoGlass offers both a full professional templating and installation service (highly recommended for custom fits) and a DIY range for smaller, more straightforward projects, allowing you to choose the option that fits your budget and skills.

Showroom address: Unit 29 Orbital 25 Dwight Road Watford, WD18 9DA.
Tel: +441923947454
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