Modern Ivory ACP Splashback for the Kitchen
The Project
Danny took on quite the project in his kitchen, using an ACP splashback and working meticulously to make cut-outs for power sockets. For the extractor hood and shelf brackets, he even created a template, allowing him to saw neatly. The panels are securely fixed using Bostik high tack premium adhesive and finished with a silicone sealant in the same colour as the splashback, namely RAL1015. Everything is firmly in place and looking perfect!
Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you through the process
Write down
Use a jigsaw
Fix the panels
Finish the edges
Tools
- Jigsaw
- Angle grinder
- Spirit level
- Masking tape
- Sealant scraper
Other requirements
- Bostik high tack premium adhesive
- Soudal silicone sealant RAL1015
"At Plasticsheetsshop, you have the option to order a few samples in different colours and/or materials. This is useful to see if it’s what you’re after, then when you place the final order, the sample costs are refunded. Take your time to measure and saw. Tape over the holes you need to saw with good painter's tape; this prevents damage. Stick the panels to the wall with the protective film facing out. This avoids damage during installation."
"At Plasticsheetsshop, you have the option to order a few samples in different colours and/or materials. This is useful to see if it’s what you’re after, then when you place the final order, the sample costs are refunded. Take your time to measure and saw. Tape over the holes you need to saw with good painter's tape; this prevents damage. Stick the panels to the wall with the protective film facing out. This avoids damage during installation."
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