Glass Splashbacks Sydney

Custom glass splashbacks for kitchens, bathrooms and laundries across Sydney. Choose colour back, mirror or matte glass, made to measure in 6mm toughened safety glass in our Campbelltown workshop and installed by our own team. No grout lines, nothing to reseal, and a surface that wipes clean after every cook.
Blue-grey colour back glass splashback with a window cut-out in a white kitchen

Mirror Splashback

A mirror splashback brings several benefits to your home. It creates an illusion of spaciousness.
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Colour Back Splashback

Coloured splashbacks are extremely versatile and visually appealing for any kitchen design.
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Matte Splashback

Matte finished splashbacks are a distinctive option that combines an elegant finish to the glass surface.
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Grey colour back splashback behind a gas cooktop in Prestons

Custom Glass Splashbacks, Made to Measure

Every Casse Glass splashback is made for your wall, not cut from a stock sheet on site. We start with a free on-site measure and consultation, then make each panel to measure in house before it is installed.

What our splashbacks are made of

We use 6mm toughened safety glass that complies with Australian Standards. For colour back and matte splashbacks, the colour is applied to the back of the glass, so it is sealed behind the surface where it cannot be scratched, stained or faded by cleaning products, sunlight or cooking heat.

Why homeowners choose glass

  • No grout: one smooth surface with nothing to scrub, stain or reseal.
  • Heat and moisture resistant: toughened glass is made for use behind cooktops and sinks.
  • Any colour: matched to a Dulux colour or your own sample.
  • More light: the gloss or mirror surface reflects light and makes a kitchen feel bigger.

Mirror Splashbacks

A mirror splashback reflects natural and artificial light around the room, so a small kitchen feels bigger and a large one feels brighter. It is a popular choice for galley kitchens, butler’s pantries and bathrooms where there is not much natural light.

Our mirror splashbacks are custom measured and made in house in toughened safety glass, in a choice of tints including grey and bronze. Grey gives a soft, smoky reflection that suits white and charcoal kitchens, while bronze adds warmth next to timber and brass tapware.

Not sure which tint is right for you? We can bring mirror samples to your free on-site measure and consultation, so you can see each one in your own kitchen light.

See the mirror splashback range or read why we love mirror splashbacks.

Mirror splashback in a white kitchen with an island bench and pendant lights

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Pale grey colour back glass splashback behind a gas cooktop and rangehood

Colour Back Glass Splashbacks

Colour back splashbacks are one of the most popular choices of glass splashback. The colour is applied to the back of toughened glass, giving a deep, glossy finish in almost any shade: bold colours, soft neutrals, whites, greys, blacks and metallic finishes.

We can match a Dulux colour or work from a sample of your cabinetry or benchtop, so the splashback ties the whole kitchen together. If you are choosing a white or very pale colour, talk to us about it at the measure, as light colours can look slightly different behind glass.

See our colour back splashback range, a recent colour back kitchen splashback in Prestons, or read the benefits of a glass splashback in your kitchen.

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Matte Glass Splashbacks

Matte glass splashbacks have a soft, non-reflective finish. They suit homeowners who want the easy cleaning of glass without the high gloss, and they sit well next to matte cabinetry, natural stone and industrial-style kitchens.

Like our colour back range, matte splashbacks are made in toughened safety glass and coloured with premium paints, in on-trend neutrals, earthy tones or a Dulux shade of your choice. They resist heat, moisture and stains, and they are just as grout-free as gloss glass.

See the matte splashback range.

Grey glass splashback behind an alfresco barbecue and rangehood

Why Choose Us

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Family-owned & Operated

As a family run company we understand the importance of trust, quality and personalized services to suit our customer’s needs. We are a team of qualified Glaziers with over 40 year’s industry experience.

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Quality Service, Competitive Pricing

We believe quality workmanship should be accessible to everyone. That’s why we offer our services at a competitive price, working with you to find the best result with your budget.

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Bring your vision to life

We specialise in turning your vision into reality. Our team collaborates closely with you, blending your ideas with our expertise to create unique, personalised projects that truly reflect your style and meet your specific needs.

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Splashbacks made in house

Every splashback is custom measured and made in house, then installed by our team, so one business looks after the whole job.

Kitchen, Bathroom and Laundry Splashbacks

Kitchen splashbacks

We make kitchen glass splashbacks for homes across Sydney, and behind the cooktop and sink is where glass earns its keep: oil and splashes wipe straight off, and there are no grout lines to discolour. Toughened glass handles the heat of cooking, but it must be installed with the correct clearance from gas cooktops as required by Australian Standards, which we check when we measure.

Bathroom and laundry splashbacks

A glass splashback behind a vanity or laundry tub is an easy-clean, moisture-resistant alternative to tiles, and it can be made in the same colour as your kitchen for a consistent look through the home.

Commercial splashbacks

Glass splashbacks also suit cafes, restaurants, staff kitchens and offices, where they give a clean, professional look that is quick to wipe down between services.

See a recent kitchen splashback installation in Prestons.

Grey colour back splashback in a U-shaped kitchen in Prestons
Black colour back glass splashback with power point cut-outs

How Glass Splashback Installation Works

  1. Free measure and quote. We measure the wall and note every power point, switch and window. Glass splashbacks sit on the finished benchtop, so we’ll confirm the right time to measure when you book.
  2. Choose your finish. Pick colour back, mirror or matte, and your colour or tint. You get a fixed price before anything is made.
  3. Made to measure. Each panel is made to size in toughened safety glass, with cut-outs for your power points and switches, and coloured or tinted to your choice.
  4. Installed. Our team fits the panels and checks the clearance around any gas cooktop.

After that, all it needs is a wipe with a soft cloth and a glass cleaner. Our recommended cleaning range is ammonia free and biodegradable.

What Does a Glass Splashback Cost?

Every splashback is quoted after we measure, because the price depends on your wall, not a standard size. The main things that affect it are:

  • Area: a typical kitchen splashback is around 2 to 3 square metres of glass.
  • Number of panels: long or L-shaped walls need more than one panel, and each join is planned so it sits neatly.
  • Cut-outs: power points, switches and windows each need a precise cut-out before the glass is toughened.
  • Finish: colour back, matte, metallic or tinted mirror.
  • Installation: access to the wall and its height.

You get a fixed price in writing before we make anything.

Glass or tiles?

Tiles usually cost less per square metre up front. Over time, though, grout needs resealing every one to two years, stains and discolours, and a cracked tile is hard to match years later. Glass has no grout, keeps its colour, and wipes clean. We compare the two in detail in glass splashbacks vs tiles: the real cost over 10 years.

Pale grey glass splashback under timber overhead cabinets

Glass Splashbacks Across Sydney

We are based in Campbelltown and supply and install glass splashbacks across Sydney, with most of our work in the Macarthur region and South West Sydney. Areas we regularly work in include:

If your suburb isn’t listed, give us a call and we’ll let you know.

Glass Splashback FAQs

Can a glass splashback go behind a gas cooktop?

Yes. Toughened glass is heat resistant and made for use behind cooktops, but Australian Standards require a set clearance between a gas cooktop and the glass. We check this when we measure and design the splashback to suit.

What are your glass splashbacks made of?

6mm toughened safety glass that complies with Australian Standards. Colour back and matte splashbacks have the colour applied to the back of the glass, where it is sealed from scratches, stains and fading.

Can you match a Dulux colour?

Yes. We can match a Dulux colour, or work from a sample of your cabinetry, benchtop or paint.

How much does a glass splashback cost?

It depends on the area of glass, the number of panels and cut-outs, the finish and the installation. A typical kitchen splashback is around 2 to 3 square metres. We give you a fixed price after a free measure.

When should my splashback be measured?

Glass splashbacks sit on the finished benchtop, so they are normally measured once the benchtops are in. We’ll confirm the right timing for your job when you book.

Can you cut around power points and windows?

Yes. Cut-outs for power points, switches and windows are planned at the measure and made before the glass is toughened, because toughened glass can’t be cut afterwards.

What tints do mirror splashbacks come in?

We offer a choice of mirror tints, including grey and bronze. We can bring samples to your free on-site measure so you can compare them in your own kitchen.

Is glass better than tiles for a splashback?

Tiles usually cost less up front, but glass has no grout to reseal or stain, keeps its colour and is much easier to clean. Over ten years, grout resealing and tile repairs add to the cost of tiles, which glass avoids.

Can I have a glass splashback in the bathroom or laundry?

Yes. Glass splashbacks suit vanities and laundry tubs as well as kitchens, and resist moisture just as well.

Testimonials

"Highly recommend Scott and team! Very quick to respond to my enquiry, visit and quote. Within a week we had our new shower screen installed and the workmanship is top notch high quality! Thank you and will recommend!"

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