Personalised Map Glass Splashback
A unique addition to any kitchen or bathroom, our bespoke glass splashback is printed with a location of your choice.
Product Specification
Sizes Available: 40x40cm, 80x60cm, 60x40cm, 100x80cm, 60x60cm, 120x80cm, 80x60cm + any bespoke size! Please get in touch at [email protected] or 0208 944 2123 for bespoke size options, templating and installation services.
Details: Made from low iron 6mm toughened glass. Manufactured in England. Full colour, high resolution digital print. Durable, wipeable, heatproof surface.
Installation: Easy to install yourself (see below for details) but we do offer an additional measure and installation service. Tube of silicone sealant provided with the splashback to fit your splashback to the wall.
Guarantee: 10 year guarantee provided on all splasbacks for fading or peeling
A unique addition to any kitchen or bathroom, our bespoke glass splashback is printed with a location of your choice. The map is digitally printed onto this toughened glass splashback and makes a wonderful focal point behind any kitchen cooker or downstairs cloakroom. Choose from our set sizes listed above by clicking "personalise this print" or contact us for a bespoke size quote.
To fit your splashback
- It is important that all walls have been sealed with a waterbased sealant, for example unibond and water mix or emulsion paint.
- Your glass will be supplied with the appropriate silicone glue to fix it to the wall. If you have not received this please contact us. Do not use an alternative glue.
- If there is vinyl on the back of the panel, this must not be removed.
Firstly have a dry run to ensure the panel will fit, take care when placing on surfaces such as granite, it is glass and will break or chip if ‘clunked’ down. The corners are the most vulnerable.
If the panel fits, use the glue supplied in ‘golf ball’ sized blobs on the wall not too close to the glass edge, about 6/7 per square metre.
Place the panel on whatever surface it is resting on and gently push back until it is in position.
The suction of the glue will hold the glass to the wall, but it can be moved slightly for the first 20 minutes until the glue starts to cure. It should be fully cured within 48 hours.
Glass panels should be cleaned with glass cleaner and tissue. You can buff the glass with a dry tissue after cleaning to ensure there are no smears.
We pride ourselves on excellent quality products and the time taken to design and manufacture each item can vary. Alongside each product listing, you will find estimated dispatch times. Please note that whilst we do work hard to meet these, they can not always be guaranteed and we advise that orders are placed in good time, if for a special occasion or deadline. Please be aware that despatch times are from you approving your artwork proof and not from the day you order the item, please check your email inbox for your proof email.
Please Note: Due to increased demand over Christmas and New Year the standard production times stated alongside products can increase by 5-7 workings days for orders placed during December. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Please note the production time stated is approximate. Once your product is ready it will be dispatched as soon as possible. Once your product has been created you will receive a shipping email with tracking details.
Please be aware that orders containing multiple items can sometimes be delivered in separate parcels at different times, depending on the lead time for each product.
A large number of our products will not fit through a letterbox, please ensure someone will be at home to take delivery of the parcel, at the delivery address provided, during working hours. If not your parcel may be delivered to a safe location or with a neighbour.
If you require international delivery, or for any other queries, please get in touch at [email protected] or by using the live chat function.
Important Design Considerations Before Ordering
While we take great care to ensure your chosen map area and design preferences are followed as closely as possible, please note that slight variations can occur during the printing process. This is a normal part of production and may result in minor shifts or cropping.
To help ensure your final print looks as you envisioned, we recommend the following:
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Position important details centrally within your chosen map area. This helps reduce the risk of key locations being too close to the edges, where slight trimming may occur.
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If you’re choosing a map with a silhouette overlay, please keep in mind that the silhouette will be printed on top of the map. Be sure that any significant locations you want clearly visible aren’t placed directly behind the silhouette.
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Where possible, avoid placing key elements near the outer borders of the map, especially if they are essential to your design.
These small steps can make a big difference in ensuring your personalised map print turns out just right.
If you're unsure, select our artworking option - we will send you a proof before your product goes to print, allowing you to make any minor amends beforehand!
Antique Maps
We've never met anyone who doesn't love old maps, which is why we only use antique maps printed on our products. Their unique charm and history are part of who we are and is the foundation of all our products. Because of their age, many were drawn in the 19th Century, not all of the place names or locations we expect to see on modern day maps will be marked.
The original old maps have been digitally scanned and pieced together to cover the UK so you may find in places there are map joins or discolouration - in most cases this simply adds to the charm.
Our international maps showing countries across the world are taken from antique atlases. You will be able to zoom in on your area of interest and resize the map to fit a product of your choice. We suggest that you avoid including the borders of the pages on your product as they could detract from the beauty of the finished product. Be careful when zooming in too close, the original atlas has been scanned at a high quality but zooming in too far could mean the map is blurred or pixelated.