[Mary]

Hi there,

I am renovating my kitchen at the moment. A friend of mine does beautiful tile mosaic art pieces. I had thoughts of asking her to make me a piece to use as a backsplash and cover it with resin so its easy to wipe clean and to protect the tiles.
is this a good idea??

what material would you use to stick the tiles onto?
reading other posts it sounds like ply is not an option.

how would you fix and seal said material to my wall?

will the resin stand up to the heat behind my stovetop?

would you make a frame around the art piece to hold the resin?

Clearly i have no idea where to even start!!

Thanks for any help.

Mary.

[JarvisWard]

This is definitely a great idea, you can buy and upgrade at the same time.

[GarryD]

Resin backsplashes are definitely a cool way to upgrade a kitchen, but figuring out the right materials and finishes takes some research. I was checking out different fixture brands and looked up house of rohl phone number to see what kind of customer service they offer. High-end faucets and sinks can make a big difference in the overall look, but making sure they’re durable is just as important. Still weighing my options, but mixing unique materials with quality fixtures sounds like a solid plan.

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