Can you put Upstands behind hob?

Can you put Upstands behind hob?

Upstands are available in granite and quartz and can be as high as 200mm, but the cost of granite is considerably more. It is not recommended to have laminate upstands around the hob area. The solution would be to either use granite, which can go behind the hob or use a splashback or tiles behind the hob instead.

Are Upstands a good idea?

An upstand not only provides an aesthetic purpose, but can also be used to cover the gap between a straight worktop and an uneven wall. We recommend that upstands are attached directly to the wall using a suitable adhesive, allowing the worktop to move underneath if needed.

Can you put an upstand behind a sink?

A W.C needing some TLC, can instantly be rejuvenated with a bright splashback behind the sink or broken tiles behind an upstand can easily be replaced with a splashback. Just ensure the area is sealed properly to avoid water coming through.

Do I need a splashback behind my hob?

The answer is yes, your kitchen requires a splashback because it keeps the moisture off the drywall, moisture on the plaster wall won’t seem like much of a big deal but eventually, it will be exposed to so much moisture it will start to mould and that is difficult and costly to fix later on.

What is the difference between an upstand and a splashback?

What is the difference between an upstand and a splashback? An upstand is an extension of the worktop which goes from 60 to 120mm up the wall and features along the entire length of the worksurface. A splashback is much taller, usually covering the whole height of the kitchen wall.

What’s a kitchen upstand?

In kitchen terms, an upstand is a small strip of kitchen worktop, glass or acrylic usually 100-150mm in height that fits in the rear wall edge of your kitchen worktop.

Do you put Splashback on top of upstand?

Upstands and Splashbacks Personally, I think if you are having an upstand and a splashback it is entirely up to you whether you sit the glass above the upstand, or leave a gap for the glass to go in between the upstands.

What height is a kitchen upstand?

An upstand is an extension of the worktop which goes from 60 to 120mm up the wall and features along the entire length of the worksurface. A splashback is much taller, usually covering the whole height of the kitchen wall.

Does Splashback go above upstand?

What is an upstand in a kitchen?

An upstand is an extension of the kitchen worktop which goes a short way up the wall behind the worksurface (usually 60 to 120mm). The purpose of an upstand is to create a seal between the worktop and the wall, to ensure that no liquids can seep behind the cabinets. It also catches a lot of the day to day splashes and mess.

What are splashbacks and upstands used for in kitchens?

See the sections below to see some images of how kitchens utilise splashbacks and upstands. Our laminate upstands are around 120mm high and are used to create a border around the kitchen wall that is easy to wipe down after cooking.

Do I need an upstand for my kitchen worktop?

Lastly, an upstand can just be an aesthetic choice. Visually, it helps to blend the worktop and wall together to make a softer and more pleasing finish. What Is The Difference Between A Splashback And An Upstand?

Can you use laminate upstands around a hob?

Upstands Our laminate upstands are around 120mm high and are used to create a border around the kitchen wall that is easy to wipe down after cooking. Upstands are available in granite and quartz and can be as high as 200mm, but the cost of granite is considerably more. It is not recommended to have laminate upstands around the hob area.