Glass Splashbacks.

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Replace hard-to-clean grout lines with one smooth glass surface.

Grease, steam and everyday splashes can leave tiled walls and grout looking stained or tired. Uneven joins and poorly placed cut-outs also make the area harder to clean and leave a renovation feeling unfinished.

A custom glass splashback is measured around the finished cabinetry, benchtop, power points and fixtures. The panel is made before installation, so dimensions, cut-outs, colour and appliance clearances must be confirmed carefully.

Does any of this sound familiar?

  • Grout that keeps staining
  • A wall that is slow to wipe clean
  • Old tiles dating the room
  • Gaps around power points or cabinetry
  • A renovation needing a colour finish
  • A splash area with too many joins
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Light-coloured glass splashback fitted behind a kitchen bench

Custom Glass Splashbacks Across Australia

Local Jim's Glass glaziers measure and install splashbacks for kitchens, laundries, vanities and other suitable areas across Australia. Product ranges and colour availability vary, and finished surfaces must be ready before final measuring.

Free quote,plus our local glaziers also offer:

  • On-site measuring of the finished area
  • Custom panels made for the space
  • Suitable toughened safety glass
  • Available colour and finish options
  • Cut-outs planned before manufacture
  • Polished exposed edges where required
  • Kitchen, laundry and vanity splashbacks
  • Checks around fixtures and appliances
  • Careful fitting and sealing
  • Lifetime workmanship guarantee
Jim's Glass glaziers checking a glass panel in the workshop

What happens next?

01

Choose the area and finish

Confirm where the splashback will sit and select a colour or finish that works with the room.

02

We complete the final measure

Once benches, cabinetry and fixtures are fixed, the glazier records dimensions, cut-outs and clearances.

03

The custom glass is fitted

The panel is manufactured to the confirmed details, then installed and finished on site.

Start with a free quote

Choose a splashback that solves the cleaning problem.

A splashback should do more than add colour. It needs to fit neatly, suit the intended location and make the wall easier to maintain.

Make cleaning simpler

A smooth, non-porous glass face has no grout lines across the panel.

Give the room one clear finish

Use colour or a restrained neutral tone to tie cabinetry and benchtop together.

Fit around the real layout

Plan every edge and cut-out around fixed power points, cupboards, fixtures and appliances.

Dark red glass splashback in a finished kitchen
One smooth surface. No grout lines across the panel.

Why Jim's Glass?

Accurate measuring is what makes a glass splashback look finished.

  • Qualified and experienced glaziers
  • Police checked and fully insured
  • 10,000+ five-star reviews
  • Lifetime workmanship guarantee
Jim's Glass character beside a broken window

Customers say it best

A clean fit gets noticed in the finished room.

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Glass splashback questions

How much does a glass splashback cost?

Price depends on panel size, glass type, colour, cut-outs, access and installation detail. Final measurements are normally required before an accurate quote can be given.

Can a glass splashback go behind a cooktop?

Often, but the glass, substrate and clearances must suit the appliance and applicable requirements. The cooktop instructions and finished layout should be checked before the splashback is ordered.

What colours are available?

Available ranges may include standard and custom colours. Colour can look different through glass and under room lighting, so view an appropriate sample where possible before confirming the order.

Can a glass splashback be installed over existing tiles?

Sometimes, if the tiled surface is flat, stable and suitable for the fixing method. Existing depth, sockets, edges and appliance clearances also need checking. An on-site assessment is required.

When should the splashback be measured?

Final measuring should happen after the benchtop, cabinetry and relevant fixtures are fixed. Toughened glass cannot be trimmed or drilled after manufacture, so every measurement and cut-out must be confirmed first.

How do I clean a glass splashback?

Use a soft cloth with a suitable non-abrasive glass cleaner or mild detergent. Avoid abrasive pads and take care around exposed edges, seals and printed or coated surfaces.

Ready when you are

Ready for a splashback that is easier to live with?

Tell us where the glass will go, the approximate size and the finish you have in mind. A local glazier can check the details and prepare a quote.