Some time ago I asked a similar question, but none of the suggestions were acceptable to, uh, "she who must be obeyed".And I forgot to say that the existing splashboard wasn'tjust wood, but an actual window, with the usual wood frame, molding (sp?), pane-separators, etc.Right now it's painted in an off-white or eggshellcolor, via an acryllic paint.Which is of course getting destroyed, by the usualwater, detergent, etc.

Hi,One hint, how about glass blocks? Run your imagination wild!

kitchen-sink's splashboard is a window. How to protect from water, etc?

Jun 03, 2011 Last reply: 4 years ago 21 Replies

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Thomas 5 years ago

Lay your nice kitchen towel back there.

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swaneesoph 4 years ago

Here is an interesting solution -

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