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Mirror Splashback

5 years ago

Please could anyone tell me where I could purchase an antique mirrored splashback and also if it needs to be different to ordinary glass??

Comments (4)

minnie101
5 years ago
It needs to be toughened if it's behind a heat source. Here's one supplier. Saligo design are another big one. Maybe add your location and people may know of local suppliers?

https://rougholdglass.co.uk/pages/toughened-antique-mirror-splashbacks
hannahwelman
Original Author
5 years ago
Thank you for the information I’ll contact them x
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Philip Clay Kitchen Designs LTD
5 years ago
We have recently used The Antiqued Mirror Co on one of our bespoke kitchens, they were very good. Antique is a great choice of splashback, it definitely needs to be toughened. https://www.antiquedmirror.com/
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5 years ago
We used decoglaze. It doesnt need to be toughened if its going behind induction hob. I hope this helps.

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