DIY Backsplash
Lindsay ~ 8 October 2005
If you want a new look for your kitchen backsplash but don’t fancy the idea of retiling the wall yourself, you may be interested in Broan’s DIY “ready-to-hang” tile backsplashes. The preassembled backsplashes hang on a “wall hugging” metal strip that takes three screws to install. According to the company, the backsplash looks no different from a custom tile job, and the rack system lets you change between styles if you decide you’d like to try something new later on. Current styles include Tuscany, Cape, and Florence.
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thefauxguy
Great post! Weathered Stone and a faux stone backsplash made of drywall mud, skinny painter tape, and paint can also make a really affordable one.