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Reply With Quotenot unusual at all many people do it
Splashback same as the benchtop? has anybody used a laminex splashback that is exactly the same as the kitchen benchtop? so its all the same colour/look.
is this good, trendy, hip etc or too much.
thoughts?
not unusual at all many people do it
Not laminax but when we did the kitchen 10 years ago put in granite benchtops and the same granite splashbacks and it looks terrific , the one colour gives the impression of deeper benches and is no way over the top
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Daren, I think its a great idea and usually it looks better than different colours/textures between the bench top and the splashback, provided the formica fits with the rest of the room.
Friends bought a house with 1970's era lime green formica bench top and splashback which looks great now that we have stuck white formica over the green stuff.
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Graeme
hmm , ok. might be good then.
dont s'pose anyones got any pics?
can laminex be used behind a stove top?
if so, it could potentially save a lot of $$
Please check your local codes. In some jurisdictions it is not allowed. I personally would not do it.Originally Posted by brookelea
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Bob
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You need to have a minimum of 200mm between the edge of the burner and a vertical surface.
In most cases the burner will be to close to the wall, laminate being a combustable material will deform and possibly ignite.
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