The Wat Phra Mahathat (Temple of the Great Relic) is one of the oldest temples in Ayutthaya (late 14th century). The temple was the center of religious ceremonies and a tribute to King Ramesuan, who lived from 1388 – 1395. The temple was also his residence.
Special is the stone head of Buddha that is overgrown by the roots of an ancient strangler fig (Banyan). Thais worship this place which they consider sacred. Bring a serene ancient atmosphere to your kitchen with this Ayutthaya kitchen backsplash!
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Below are the designs of our three standard sizes for your kitchen back wall. The SoWhat-Flex material is easy to make exactly to size yourself. If you have overhead cupboards and you still want to cover the space near the extractor, choose the 70 cm height. You can incorporate the material behind the kitchen cabinets or make cut-outs. To do this, use a sharp paring knife and a good metal cutting ruler. If you choose a custom size, we will mail you a design adapted to your size for approval.
Our SoWhat-AluSandwich sheet material is easy to install with a Polymer mounting kit. Cut-outs are made with a jigsaw or hole saw. We only make this material to size. We include your wishes in the design!
Unfortunately, the AluSandwich material is currently only available in the Netherlands!
SoWhat-Flex material: we supply this material including a ready-to-use adhesive. The package also includes a piece of test material and an instruction manual.
SoWhat-AluSandwich material: Our panel material is easy to apply with an assembly kit. We send a manual by e-mail. We will contact you by telephone to discuss a suitable delivery day.
On our “Material” page you will find further specifications about our materials.
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