Splashwall Acrylic Panel - Matt Grey - 2420mm x 600mm


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The Splashwall Acrylic Panel in Matt Grey is an ideal solution for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts seeking a modern, cost-effective alternative to traditional glass splashbacks for kitchens and bathrooms. It offers a seamless, sleek aesthetic that is easy to maintain, though users should be aware that, unlike tempered glass, acrylic panels require specific care to avoid scratches and should be kept away from direct high-heat sources like gas hobs.
| Model Part Number | AK-M-UG-2440X600X4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Splashwall |
No, acrylic panels are not heat resistant enough for direct exposure to open flames from gas hobs.
You can cut the panel using fine-toothed hand saws or power tools; always mask the cutting area to prevent splintering.
Yes, it is highly moisture resistant, making it perfect for bathroom zones and kitchen splashbacks.
You will generally need a measuring tape, spirit level, fine-toothed saw, and a suitable high-grab adhesive.
Use a soft microfibre cloth dampened with warm water and mild liquid soap; avoid all abrasive cleaners.
Check that the correct adhesive was used and that the wall surface was primed/de-greased properly prior to application.
Use a specialized acrylic polishing cream or mild non-abrasive cleaner to gently buff out minor surface imperfections.
Before installation, ensure the wall surface is clean, flat, and dry. The panels can be measured and cut to size using standard woodworking tools if necessary. Apply a high-quality neutral-cure silicone or recommended adhesive to the back of the panel according to the manufacturer instructions. For maintenance, use only a soft, damp cloth and a mild soap solution. Avoid using abrasive sponges, scouring pads, or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can permanently damage or dull the matt finish of the acrylic.