Can it be used as a kitchen backsplash?
1501437
If your backsplash is a few feet long it can. Mine is a little over 9 feet and I scrapped this material for 18 gauge stainless steel because of the difficulty of managing this thin material. The additional cost of SS sheet is worth the effort and cost.
1108449
Yes, as far as I know? I,ve did just that and using it in my kitchen. Be sure the legs are real solid and braced well.
2215981
Hmmm.... i guess it's possible. I had to build a 2x4 frame under mine to support, so you could just measure and make it even with countertop.
1702502
It does not come with a backsplash. I had the tiles installed right behind it and it's absolutely beautiful.
2079573
I don't think it would work too well for that. The base isn't all that big. More suited for a counter top.
2033765
I wouldn't try it. It is cylindrical; don't believe it would hold up well under "kitchen" use. Knives being put into it to dip butter out, etc. would most likely scratch it; and it would also probably dent easily if banged against other items like on a kitchen countertop. It is probably the thickness of a can such as a soup can...and the edges do NOT have a bead or "Thick" type border on the edge.....decorative for the most part...good for cottonballs, q-tips, etc.....
653749
yes I am sure it could, but it's not finished it has bare board showing, I guess you could paint it, though I do believe the back stabilizes the unit. The thing is junk I wouldn't recommend it. It came in 40 pieces, with glue(not enough), plugs, and screws. It took forever to put together because all of the directions were pictures, NO WORDS!! if you do order it , please check all pieces over before getting started, there was BAD damage on sides that were laying face down.
880218
I absolutely bet that you could do that. It is very sturdy, light weight, and is open at the back. I bet you could attach it to the wall and put things in the openings. The wood is very pretty.
183209
I used it on a kitchen island and it looks great! I was thinking of doing my small 3/4 bath using it as a wainscoting for the bottom third of the wall and then trimming it off with a piece of molding. It is realistic looking but if your wall has an orange peel texture, some of that does show through. You could always sand down the wall if you don't want the texture to show but by the time you go to all that trouble, you could've just used real bead board.
2269846
Cant give much insight on backsplash under glass tiles, but as far as the edges go, I would do the granite paint on the edges. I think it would look better than painting the color of the cabinets. The biggest problem we had was that our laminate was not only on the counter surface but also went up the back and one side about 5 inches. It was kind of difficult to get the granite paint to look right where the back/side and top met, and in the corner. I would recommend taping some plastic or brown paper on a good-sized portion of the counter where it meets the back, and doing the back first. After the back dries, I would then cover the back with plastic or the brown paper and paint the counter top.
720623
This will work on your backsplash. You will want to use a bead of chalk, or adhesive (Liquid Nails) along the inside corner of the counter and backsplash to help keep them tight in the corner. If the underside of your counter is that rough particle board, you will want to use Liquid Nails or something like that. If the underside is smooth, you shouldn't need any adhesive.
1888243
Does not take into consideration the back splash. Add about the height of the backsplash. I love my vanity by the way! :-)
360999
Yes! We have had them as a backsplash including over the stove for over a year now, and as long as they are sealed properly you shouldn't have any issue with it. The seal also brings out the colors in the stone so don't be discouraged if it doesn't look like the picture right away. They are really beautiful tiles.
549661
I can't see why you couldn't. I have tile on my counter also. Haven't tried it yet though. I've only used it on my kitchen floor. Still looks great
1151787
Without measuring, the backsplash is about 4 inches high. It arrives separate for mounting, so you could always choose to not use or replace with something else. We used it and it looks very good.
1226985
I personally don't recommend as counter top, surface is not as smooth as a granite or laminate, if the groute work is not good there is a possibility of skin cut as it is a glass , I used this on wall for a look
1169422
Yes you can. The pieces match well and my contractor grouted the pieces together,grouted the whole backsplash to the subway tile behind because there was a gap, then caulked bottom of backsplash to vanity as our floor has a lot of movement. The marble top is very nice, the cabinet is kind of cheap cracking paint that I have to fill and touch up, which happened after we moved it in. Good luck with yours