Stone, Porcelain & Marble Splashbacks Cut to Perfectly Match Your Benchtop
A splashback isn't just protection for your wall — it's one of the biggest style statements in a kitchen or bathroom. We fabricate stone, porcelain and marble splashbacks that match (or deliberately contrast) your benchtop, cut precisely for a seamless finish with no unnecessary joins.
Splashback Materials We Work With
Natural stone
For a cohesive, high-end look that mirrors your benchtop
Porcelain
Ultra-durable, low-maintenance and heat resistant, ideal behind cooktops
Marble
For a statement feature wall with classic veining
Why a Custom-Fabricated Splashback Beats Tiles
No grout lines
Easier to clean, no mould or grime build-up
Seamless matching
Book-matched veining across benchtop and splashback
Full-height or standard options
From a simple upstand to a full feature wall
Custom cutouts
Power points, taps and rangehoods measured and cut precisely
Splashback Installation, Start to Finish
We template your splashback area once your benchtop is confirmed, fabricate the panel to size, and install it for a tight, professional fit — ready for cabinetry, appliances and power points to go straight in.
Get a Free QuoteFrequently Asked Questions
Get a Free QuoteCan my splashback match my benchtop exactly?
Yes, we can cut your splashback from the same slab as your benchtop for continuous veining and colour matching.
Is porcelain a good choice for behind a cooktop?
Porcelain is highly heat and scratch resistant, making it one of the most practical splashback materials for busy kitchens.
Do you cut around power points and rangehoods?
Yes, all cutouts are precision-measured and cut during fabrication for a clean, professional fit.
Can splashbacks be installed after my benchtop?
Yes — many clients add or upgrade a splashback after their benchtop is already installed.
How tall should my splashback be?
It depends on your kitchen design — options range from a standard upstand behind the benchtop to a full-height splashback running to the underside of upper cabinetry or a rangehood. We can talk through what suits your layout during your consultation.
Is a stone or porcelain splashback easy to clean?
Yes, both are non-porous (or low-porosity in the case of sealed stone) and wipe clean easily, without the grout lines that trap grease and grime in tiled splashbacks.
Can I use a different material for my splashback than my benchtop?
Absolutely — many clients choose a contrasting material or colour for a deliberate feature look, rather than matching exactly. We can help you find a combination that works.
Will there be any visible joins in my splashback?
Where possible we fabricate splashbacks as a single panel to avoid joins. For larger areas or unusual layouts, any necessary joins are positioned and finished as discreetly as possible.
Do splashbacks need sealing like benchtops?
Porcelain splashbacks don't require sealing. Natural stone splashbacks may benefit from sealing depending on the stone type — we'll advise based on your chosen material.