Some have suggested why not just tile above the upstands but think it would look best tiling from the work top up?
And then if I did it from the upstands, there would be a gap at the bottom of the current spalshbacks where it would be tiled to the worktop for just that section.
Yeah there's fixing inside the hood. I've had a look and if I pull the hood away, the splashback is fixed with screws to the wall behind the hood
Some have suggested why not just tile above the upstands but think it would look best tiling from the work top up?
I'd say 95% of kitchens will be tiled up from the upstand, it simply looks better IMO.
You also don't have such an issue with grout lines getting stained since they're further away from the countertop with the upstands.
Hmm I guess it breaks it all up etc
See we want to ditch the stainless splash back but then we won't have upstand for that section.
I don't think it would look too bad though
Hmm I guess it breaks it all up etc
See we want to ditch the stainless splash back but then we won't have upstand for that section.
I don't think it would look too bad though
Ah yes for... Obvious reasonsNormally you wouldn't put a wooden upstand behind a gas hob anyway. It'll be fine tiled.
Just here to echo the statements that you should keep the trim and tile above it. It will look better.
Presuming you're using a tile which goes well with the worktop/trim of course...
To be fair i did ask a fairly obvious questionYou would hope so if it goes with the worktop
To be fair i did ask a fairly obvious question.
OP why do you even want it tiled? If its all new plastered I would just leave it as is to be honest... I would change the lime green to another washable paint as its a horrible colour![]()
To be fair i did ask a fairly obvious question.
OP why do you even want it tiled? If its all new plastered I would just leave it as is to be honest... I would change the lime green to another washable paint as its a horrible colour![]()