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BACK SPLASH Back Splash Construction


Back splashes are used to protect walls and to hide gaps caused by bowed or unsquare walls. They are constructed of 1 1/16” thick high- pressure laminate (HPL) with industrial grade 40-50 lb. sub-strate backed with a .027 phenolic backer. When available, back splashes are edged with 1.5mm impact resistant PVC edgebanding.


Other back splashes are available to match work surfaces such as: ✦ Chemical resistant ✦ Anti-static ✦ Marmoleum ✦ Tuff surface ✦ Resin tops ✦ Stainless steel ✦ Solid surfacing ✦ Wood butcher block


*Call for availability and costs of other materials.


Back splashes are attached by installation crew. Suggested means of attaching are contractor grade adhesive like liquid nail (supplied by installer).


How to Specify Your Options Specify height. Back splashes are 4”


Base Model Number


high. For custom height prices, please call us at 800.503.9966.


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Specify length. Add all width


dimensions of base cabinets to get back splash length. Back splashes cannot exceed 8 feet in length. Multiple back splashes will be needed.


Specify color. (See laminate options on page 32.) Custom laminates are available.


All back splash orders must be accompanied with a floor plan to ensure proper lengths and overhangs. This will be calculated for you at the manufacturing plant.


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