DIY Removable Backsplash
Adding a new backsplash to your kitchen can enhance the look of your kitchen area while also matching the overall theme and décor of your kitchen. Removable backsplashes allow you to experiment with different designs rather than being stuck with a permanent pattern or arrangement. Switching out removable backsplashes is also a simple process, so you don't have to worry about choosing the perfect backsplash your first time around. By pre-assembling your backsplash, you can hang it in your kitchen just like you would a regular picture frame. Does this Spark an idea?
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Things You'll Need
- 3/8-inch sheet of plywood
- Glazed tiles
- Liquid nails
- Strap hangers
- 100-pound wall hangers
Instructions
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Purchase a sheet of 3/8-inch particleboard or plywood. Use a tape measure to get the dimensions that you would like your new removable backsplash to be and use a circular saw to cut the plywood to the appropriate size.
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Purchase a set of glazed tiles that match the look and feel of your kitchen. Glazed tiles will help to protect against grease and other undesirable materials that may splash up against the wall when doing dishes or cleaning.
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Use liquid nails or a powerful epoxy material to glue the tiles to the plywood. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's recommendations when applying the liquid nails or epoxy.
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Allow the tiles to dry. Attach straphangers to the back of the backsplash. Hang the backsplash on a set of 100-pound wall hangers or simply lean it against your kitchen wall.
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