Sink Splashbacks

Shop stainless steel splashbacks sized for cleaners sinks and hand basins. Pick the height that suits your wall space and pair with bathroom tapware for a tidy finish.

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A splashback fitted behind a cleaners sink or hand basin stops water and grime marking the wall. It's a simple fix that keeps the area behind the tap easy to wipe down and looking sharp for longer.

Match the Height to Your Splash Zone

Cleaners sink splashbacks come in different heights to suit how the sink is used.

  • 300mmH suits lower splash areas or where wall space above the sink is limited.
  • 450mmH gives more coverage, useful for deeper sinks or busier utility areas where water tends to spray higher.

Measure the wall space above your sink before choosing. A splashback that's too short leaves gaps for water to reach the wall; one that's too tall may not fit under a window, cabinet or shelf.

Cleaners Sink vs Hand Basin Splashbacks

These two styles are built for different fixtures:

  • Cleaners sink splashbacks are sized for laundries, cleaners' rooms and utility areas, where sinks are deeper and used for mopping buckets, cloths and cleaning gear.
  • Hand basin splashbacks suit smaller wash basins, giving a neat, close-fitting panel behind a compact fixture.

Check which fixture you're fitting the splashback to before ordering. The wrong size will either leave the wall exposed or overhang awkwardly.

Finish and Fit

Stainless steel is the standard finish for this type of splashback. It wipes clean easily, resists rust in wet areas and matches most sink and tapware finishes without clashing. Before you buy, check:

  • The width of the splashback against the width of your sink or basin.
  • Wall fixing points line up with your existing tiling or wall sheeting.
  • The splashback sits flush against the wall with no gaps at the sides.

If you're also sorting the sink itself, browse kitchen sinks or finish the setup with a sink waste. For a tiled look instead of a solid panel, see splashback tiles.

If you are fitting out the rest of the washroom, check out the full commercial range, including signage, commercial basins, commercial hardware, mirrors and more that suits the same commercial spec.

FAQS

Go with 450mmH for busier utility areas with more splash and higher water pressure. 300mmH suits sinks with less overhead wall space or lighter use.
It's better to choose a splashback made for the fixture. Hand basin splashbacks are sized for smaller basins, while cleaners sink splashbacks suit deeper utility sinks.
Stainless steel is standard. It's easy to wipe clean, holds up in wet areas and works with most sink and tapware finishes.
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