RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
What i have used is some floor linoliuem that looks like slate behind my stove and it's washable and looks great.. I used caulking to hold it on the wall and it has held up great for 2yrs so far.. Check with your Home Improvement stores to see what would look nice for you..
Posted on 07/12/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
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By annie benson (Guest Post)
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I have had plexiglass (from my local glass store) behind by stove for over 20 years. It's easy to clean and I replaced it once because I scrubbed it too much with a coarse sponge. It looks great and it's so inexpensive as well ! Have the glass company drill small holes so you can mount it easily. My DH also installed a piece between my kitchen window and the sink which has made clean up a breeze !!
Posted on 07/10/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
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By kimbers867@comcast.net (Guest Post)
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Ikea has some wonderful backsplashes that are magnetic! Check it out.
Posted on 07/10/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
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By elva meyers (Guest Post)
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I have a mirror behind my stove its easy to keep clean ...........also suppose to bring good luck ....I . have one behind my sink ......I like them both .....
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
I had a piece of stainless steel cut to fit the back of my stove & my hubby fastened it with screws. It works like a charm, especially after cooking something like bacon. Just take a damp sponge with a trickle of liquid dish detergent & it cleans up beautifully. Good luck.
joesgirl
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
I haven't tried this, but perhaps some peel & stick vinyl floor tiles would work. Cheap, easy to install and there's a huge selection out there to choose from.
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
i would not use any product as a back splash behind a stove that could catch fire or a product that would be difficult to clean.You could do as I have done. I bought a piece of formica and cut it to the size I needed then used a spray contact adhesive.It has to be a contact adhesive.
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
What about buying some clear plastic that comes on a roll that the sales assistant has to cut to size at Wal-Mart. It is very flexible and inexpensive, and could be hung with tabs and taken down and cleaned or replaced when dirty. It also would allow the tiles to show through.
I've seen this clear plastic also used as a covering for dining room tables that had beautiful quilts underneath. My mom uses one over a crocheted bedspread that covers her dining room table.
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
Would a sheet of stainless steel look nice in your kitchen? Ask until you find it, starting with metals sellers in your area, or kitchen supply people. I know they make stainless steel tiles too.
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
I put up some pretty Contact paper behind the stove. It works great. Just clean it with hot, soapy water when it needs it. Be sure to leave a little space between the wall and oven if you can. A lot easier and inexpensive than tiles.
Posted on 07/05/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
I suggest looking at diynetwork.com
they have some awesome ideas for inexpensive ways to do just about anything. I watch the tv program and I've seen them use metal flashing type stuff to make a beautiful back splash. And I've seen them set tiles onto framed board and hung it like a picture behind the stove. It was very pretty.
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
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By sharon L Martin Canada (Guest Post)
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Wallpaper works-a border strip of wallpaper. I would like stainless steel backsplash but it is very expensive to buy and hard to install.
Good Luck
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
I don't know the cost, but on HGTV I saw them use Plexiglass with nice paint or wallpaper under.
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RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
some type of laminate is a cheap and easy way to add a backsplash, any carpentry shop or even hardware store can help you out.
Posted on 07/04/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Backsplash Without Using Ceramic Tiles
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By Missouri Friend (Guest Post)
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There are multiple ways, and your budget need not be stretched!
Have you noticed that your cooking surface is a little dark? Add some light by hanging a mirror beding=d your stove. Quickly washable, and the light reflection adds light!
Another way is to go to the Lumber Store and get a piece of bathroom wallboard (abitibi is one brand name) that is 1/4 " thick. This product has nouldings that are plastic. The board and mouldings can be cut to size and hung with adhesive.
You might consider a section of formica, hung easily with contact cement.
Good luck!
Posted on 07/04/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse
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