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Stainless steel? or does it have to be brass.
Tiling takes alot of prep work.
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@TooTallTim is this for behind a cooker or all around the kitchen worktop? I feel like brass wrapped around a kitchen could be pretty intense unless you get the height right.
You could feasibly just have a few tiles above kitchen worktops and then a proper tile splash-back behind the cooker.
It's all probably personal preference. However, I have seen some nice kitchen that are probably Golf Club approved with low tiling around worktops.
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Brass.
In the grand scheme of things £400 isn't that much once you've bought all the tiling shit. Worst case you should be able to remove and sell it, then tile.
It would look different, although I guess it will date as it's a very "now" material.
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Kitchen splashbacks. I have a choice of cheap and cheerful tiling, but the infuriating tediousness of doing it myself, or do I spank £400 on some sheet brass, stick it to some ply and glue it onto the wall in 5mins?