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How UK Shoppers Cut Costs at Custom Splashbacks

Custom Splashbacks sells made-to-measure kitchen and bathroom splashbacks in acrylic, glass and aluminium composite. Its range includes coloured, metallic, matt and patterned designs, alongside options for custom colours, uploaded images and precision-cut shapes. The company says its products are made in a factory in Devon and offers samples and templates to help customers plan their order.

This guide focuses on practical ways to reduce the total cost of a UK order without compromising fit. It covers discounted product ranges, material choices, measuring, samples, customisation and the final checkout review, so you can compare the complete basket value rather than focusing only on the headline product price.

Start with the discounted collection

One of the clearest places to look for savings is Custom Splashbacks’ dedicated discounted splashbacks collection. The retailer’s page advertises listed patterned splashbacks with savings of £57.99 and shows selected designs with prices from around £56.54 or £58.64 at the time of checking. These prices apply to particular products and sizes, so treat them as examples rather than a guarantee for every design or measurement.

Browse the discounted Jungle, Floral, Geometric, Landscape and Seascape, Printed Tile and Maps collections before creating a fully bespoke design. A listed pattern may give you the visual effect you want without the extra decision-making involved in uploading artwork or requesting a special colour. Check the product page price after entering your dimensions, because a made-to-measure item can change in price when its size or shape changes.

Choose the material around the job

Custom Splashbacks offers acrylic, glass and aluminium composite options. The retailer describes acrylic as lighter, easier to install and more impact resistant than glass, while still providing a glossy appearance. Its FAQ also says acrylic is suitable behind electric and induction hobs when installed 150mm from direct heat sources. Check the product guidance carefully if you are planning to use a splashback near a gas cooker or another high-heat area.

For a straightforward renovation, compare the price of a standard-colour acrylic or metal panel with a glass alternative. For a design-led statement, compare a listed printed splashback with the cost of uploading your own image. Select the least expensive material that meets your installation requirements, rather than paying for a finish you do not need.

Measure before customising

Made-to-measure products can reduce the need for cutting or replacement work, but an incorrect measurement can make a low headline price expensive. Use the retailer’s measuring guidance and record the width and height of each panel separately. Note any sockets, switches, extractor hoods, corners or unusual shapes before adding the item to your basket.

The retailer says acrylic and metal splashbacks can be precision cut to exact dimensions and that it can cut around sockets, switches, extractor hoods and other fixtures. Glass socket cut-outs are shown as possible but not advised. Do not guess measurements to save time: confirm the finished dimensions and cut-out requirements before approving a custom order.

Use samples to avoid costly mistakes

Colour can look different on a screen from how it appears beside your worktop, cabinets or tiles. Custom Splashbacks offers acrylic, glass and aluminium composite samples across many finishes and colours. A sample adds an upfront cost if applicable, but it can be cheaper than ordering a full panel that does not match your room.

Compare the sample in both natural and artificial light, and place it near the intended installation area. Check whether a gloss, matt or metallic finish works with your existing surfaces. This is especially useful when choosing a custom colour or a printed design, where the final result depends on the surrounding décor.

Keep the design brief focused

Custom Splashbacks allows shoppers to choose custom colours, upload their own high-resolution image or select from professionally prepared image collections. These options are useful when a specific look matters, but they can also make it easier to increase the basket total through unnecessary changes.

Before starting the design journey, decide whether you need a unique image, a particular colour match or simply a durable wall covering. If a standard colour or listed pattern meets the brief, compare it first. Use customisation for a clear purpose, such as matching cabinetry or fitting an unusual space, rather than adding features that will not improve the finished room.

Before you pay

Review the full basket, including the material, dimensions, cut-outs, finish and any accessories. Check the retailer’s delivery and returns information before payment, particularly because made-to-measure items may have different conditions from standard products. Confirm that the delivery address is correct and that the final specification matches your measurements.

If the checkout offers a coupon or promotional-code field, enter a verified code before submitting payment and confirm that the basket total changes. If no code field is displayed, do not assume a code can be applied later. Instead, check the order summary, the retailer’s visible offers and any applicable terms before paying. Only rely on a saving when it is shown in the checkout total; do not assume that multiple offers can be combined or that an unverified code will work.

Compare the whole order value

A cheaper panel is not always the cheapest completed project. Compare the final price after dimensions, cut-outs, finish and delivery have been added. Also consider whether the chosen material is suitable for the location and whether the panel can be installed over existing tiles where the surface is flat, secure and properly prepared.

For a multi-panel kitchen, price each section separately and compare the total with a single larger design where practical. This can reveal whether one discounted pattern, a simpler shape or a different material offers better value for the complete installation.

Quick checklist

• Check the discounted splashbacks collection before designing from scratch.
• Compare acrylic, glass and aluminium composite for the intended location.
• Measure every panel and mark sockets, switches and other cut-outs.
• Order a sample when colour, texture or finish is difficult to judge on screen.
• Compare a listed pattern with the cost of a custom image or colour.
• Review delivery, returns and specification details before payment.
• Use a code only if the checkout provides a code field and confirms the saving.
• Pay only after checking the final basket total and order details.

For a final check before ordering, review the Custom Splashbacks discount codes page, then compare any verified offer with the retailer’s discounted collection and the complete checkout total.