Applications · Kitchen
Stone up the wall, and not a grout line in sight.
The wall behind the hob takes more splash and heat than anything except the counter itself. Tile it and you are cleaning grout forever.
Full-height panels
Counter to underside-of-cabinet, in one piece.
A full-height backsplash in the same slab as the counter reads as one surface turning a corner. No grout to stain, no joints to scrub, and the veining carries straight up the wall.
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Thinner is better here
1.2 cm keeps the wall flat.
A splashback carries no load, so the thinnest slab is the right one — less depth stolen from the worktop, less weight on the wall fixing, and a cleaner line where panel meets cabinet.
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