Kitchen backsplash, which material?

The problem with glass is just that we have to make cutouts for several sockets

Then unfortunately it was not planned properly. The panel should then not only be placed behind the cooktop / below the extractor hood, but along the entire row? We have a 90 cm glass panel, sockets are 0.5 m and 1 m away. Sketch the situation.

Then unfortunately it was not planned properly.

We only took the measurements once everything was in place. Actual measurements are better than planned measurements.

We only took the measurements once everything was in place. Actual measurements are better than planned measurements.

I rather meant that there are sockets there. Hence the question about the dimension of the panel. (3 m along the entire row?). Of course, you only take the measurement once everything is permanently installed.

We have a U-shaped kitchen and want to make a kitchen backsplash about 60 cm high all around with motifs to create a nicer look. Only cutouts for windows and sockets need to be made. Do you have experience with kitchen backsplashes as a self-adhesive foil? That could be a good budget solution. How do we attach a glass backsplash? Is the glass glued on?

That's why the question about the dimension of the panel. (3 m along the entire row?).

Yes, about 2.8 m wide and from the countertop to the bottom edge of the base cabinet high.

So granite slab and then self-adhesive foil on the wall .... I think that doesn’t go together.

With design variants, you should also always consider whether these are really motifs that you will like permanently.

A material that is easy to work with would be niche back panel material from the kitchen manufacturer. Cutouts for sockets and adjustments for windows can be easily made there. For example, you can stay within the front color range. And then rather decoration and loosening up with accessories, colored small appliances, pictures, where there are no wall cabinets, etc.