A backsplash apron is a built-up area around a building that is about four feet or more wide. This is done approximately a foot or more from the level of the concrete ground floor. It is made with concrete slabs, stone slates, vegetation or wooden flooring. This is done to protect the exposed skirting rows below the ground floor. When it rains, the water has a splash that hits the rows of the plinth. This water splashes mud or dirt on the wall or penetrates the structure of the building.

The splash apron protects the surface near the building from erosion. This erosion can expose the foundation of the building. Another problem is that the plinth row gets dirty a lot after the rains. When the roof is not provided with gutters, erosion also occurs. Water from the roof sinks into the ground around the house as it is poured. The splash pad is built when the soil around the home forms on the desired terrain. This is to allow the water to drain out of the house.

The splash pad area is first measured around the building. The width is set to two feet wide. Then the soil is leveled and compacted. The surface is leveled and dropped outside the house. Stone slates or concrete slabs must be mortar and nailed. This would prevent the ground underneath from being washed away. The concrete slabs are two by two square feet. Stone slates can be cut into different shapes and sizes.

The construction of the splash pad is done first by pouring quarry powder onto the ground as a blinding layer. The quarry powder is then watered, leveled and compacted. After this, a rope is laid on the ground to align the slabs. this is marked on the edge of the four foot point. Then the slabs are laid around the house. A three-quarter inch joint is made. Once the slabs are laid, a rich mortar mix is ​​made. The joints are pointed key with a quarter inch round bar. Curing takes place for three days before the apron can be worn.