Backsplash behind range hood?
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Comments (6)What kind of 'look' are you going for? Or is your motivation strictly functional? If your motivation is functional, I'd think either would work, but that at stove-top level, 30" would look more appropriate. The extra 3" on either side at the back of the stove would probably bother me much more than a 3" 'shortfall' at hood level. Jut my personal opinion, but if you're going for a 'commercial look' though, I'd rethink the idea. The combination of stainless range, splash and hood makes for a 'vertical column' effect, which might make your range look too narrow to carry off a commercial style, which I tend to think of as more 'chunky.'...See Morebacksplash tile behind range
Comments (4)Here is the tile...I will lay them vertically behind the range. I bought some 2"x2" coordinating glass tiles to make up some of the space since these are not quite long enough (I have 30" from my range to the range hood although part of that is hidden by the 5" riser on my range). Here is a link that might be useful: Dune Venezia Megolas tile...See MoreAccent backsplash design behind freestanding range, or keep same?
Comments (7)Sjhockeyfan, that was what I was thinking and why I asked. I was also thinking that I will have them continue the backsplash even with the counters behind the range just in case I ever get a slide-in range, you know? My range is a great GE profile and only 3 years old so it shouldn't be soon, but just in case. It's settled, and I am relieved that for once the simpler option wins out....See MorePictures of backsplash behind cooktop/range
Comments (4)It will be quite a while before we get our niche finished behind the range so there's no photo to share, but you might be glad to be reminded that a niche is an option. If you are not put off by using salt, bottle of oil, etc. as a focal point behind the range, it's a handy thing for a working kitchen. It doesn't have to be made of tile. I went to Sears to measure the backs of ranges before we made our plans. If I recall correctly, there was one that was 48 inches high at the back; many were 47. Here's one thread about niches... Here is a link that might be useful: One of many threads about niches behind ranges...See MoreJudy Moses
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