Splashbacks are practical additions to protect your walls from water damage, and can also add a touch of style and personality to a kitchen or laundry.
A popular and accessible D.I.Y. project, installing a new splashback is an inexpensive way to give your room a makeover. Get inspiration from splashback projects by Bunnings Workshop community members and let us know if you need a hand with your own.
1. Laundry reno with Kaboodle cabinets and benchtop by @theDIYedit
A striking tiled splashback by first time D.I.Y. tilers gave a tired laundry a stunning new look. The project was the winner of best bathroom or laundry makeover in our search to find Australia's best D.I.Y. projects of 2022.
2. D.I.Y. kitchen splashback using cladding by @homeinmelbourne
Axon cladding, aluminium trim, waterproof sealant, and a lick of paint created a splashback that is easy to clean.
3. Tiled laundry splashback by @diy_hausdesigns
Experienced Bunnings Workshop member Rufaro used pre-mixed tile adhesive to install tiles around his laundry sink, protecting the wall.
4. New subway tile kitchen splashback by @ProjectPete
Pete installed new subway tiles to give his kitchen splashback a facelift and chose white grout to help make the space feel bigger.
5. Kitchen renovation using Kaboodle and VJ panels by @leanne-jwo
Community member Leanne used waterproof VJ panelling as a kitchen splashback and plain black glass behind the cooktop.
6. Laundry renovation for more benchspace by @dinaandjake
This popular laundry renovation included a mosaic tiled splashback. Dina and Jake hired an electric tile cutter from Bunnings for this project, making the process a lot easier.
7. Laundry transformation by @ProjectPete
While updating his laundry with new fittings and extra storage, Pete installed a new wall-to-wall splashback using subway tiles cut using an angle grinder.
8. Heritage laundry makeover using Kaboodle cabinetry by @andredl
Pressed copper was used as a splashback for this large heritage laundry in an 1885 era home.
9. Farmhouse laundry renovation by @housetohome
Workshop member Hayley used brick facings as a splashback to match her mudroom. She glued the facings onto blue board with Liquid Nails and then grouted using standard mortar mix.
10. Kitchen splashback refresh with paint by @Trish2
A paint refresh is a great way of modernising a dated splashback. Working with the “tiniest of budgets”, resourceful Workshop member Trish used an electric sander to dull the gloss on her tiles. Another low-cost transformation was achieved by @raceytrace in her kitchen splashback refresh using paint.
11. Budget laundry renovation with tiled splashback by @frugalspacemakr
A low-cost renovation turned a bare and broken laundry into a stylish and functional working space including penny tiles installed on sheets by first-time tilers.
12. 80s kitchen budget renovation by @ProjectPete
While getting his home ready for sale, Pete installed a new subway tile splashback in his kitchen for a modern look.
Whether you are selling your house or attempting a facelift, replacing the splashback can go a long way in making your home more functional and beautiful. Learn how with this step-by-step guide: How to tile a splashback.
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