what is the decorative board overkitchen sink between cabinets called?

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6 Responses to “what is the decorative board overkitchen sink between cabinets called?”

  1. artistagent116 says:

    I think it’s just called “trim”.

  2. (;Mishka;) says:

    it’s called back splash

  3. k b says:

    Valance

  4. alvarz says:

    the wooden strip between the cabines to cover the ”gap” is called a Mulllion. Dont ask me why.

  5. Philosoher says:

    you mean a splash back easy to get any d.i.y shop like BQ

  6. Michelle says:

    The board connecting the tops of the wall cabinets to either side of the sink/window is called a valance. I don’t think you mean anything having to do with the backsplash. Do specify where it’s going, as there are other types of valances. Well, lots, actually. There are even curtain styles called valances, like a strip of fabric at the top of the window covering the workings of the full curtains or the blinds. As for cabinet trim, light valance (or light rail) is also common. That could cover lights over an opening, like the sink or window area, or could be the piece of trim on the bottom of a wall cabinet to cover undercabinet lighting. In any case, what you’re describing is called a valance.

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