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Kitchen Worktops Norbury
The wall above the worktop can change the character of a kitchen as much as the surface itself.
Decide what the wall treatment should do
An upstand gives the worktop a short finished return; a taller panel can make the stone a stronger part of the room. The long-wall-run kitchen in our portfolio carries its surface onto the wall, providing a useful example of that continuity. Consider where splashes occur, what finish already exists and whether the chosen material suits the intended position.
Count the wall pieces as part of the package
A full-height splashback can involve sockets, corners, window areas and visible side edges that are absent from a simple worktop drawing. Add a wall elevation with the proposed panel boundaries and appliance information. If some areas will be tiled or painted, show those transitions too.
Find your surface
Compare finishes, thicknesses and care requirements.
Can I use upstands on one run and a taller splashback elsewhere?
Yes, that combination can be considered as part of the design. Identify each treatment on the plan and elevation, including where the height changes. We will discuss the chosen material, edges and appliance requirements so the different wall pieces can be specified together.