Kitchen splashback using Alusplash
cushioncover
12 months ago
We've just finished installing a new kitchen
and thought it worth sharing some photos of our Alusplash splashback. I googled it on Houzz and it doesn't get many mentions but we are delighted with it.
The colour is Blueberry
The Alusplash round the window recess is routered at the back and the panel folded to give a seamless finish
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