Bathroom Wall Panels

You do not need any specialist equipment to install PVC bathroom wall panels. A simple range of tools is all you need to start your installation project. Firstly, start with your trims. Measure the wall and cut the trims to the required length before fixing them to the wall. Next, move on to your PVC bathroom wall panels. Measure and mark the first panel. If the last panel on your wall ends at a corner, cut the first one to width which will result in a full panel at the finished end. Once your first panel is cut, remove the tongue to ensure the panel fits fully into the trim, apply adhesive or silicon to the back of the panel, and fit into the trim. Repeat this process as you work your way along the wall, ensuring any pattern aligns and remembering to check your panels with a spirit level. For a detailed step-by-step guide and video visit our blog on how to install bathroom wall panels..

There are many! Firstly, there is a wide range of styles and colours available, from classic marble finish and natural stone to the warmth of natural wood. Secondly, bathroom wall panels are extremely easy to install, you can even do it yourself! Thirdly, wall panels are very low maintenance, requiring only a wipe with a damp cloth to keep them clean. And lastly, the construction of the wall panels helps to reduce condensation, which combined with the absence of grout (that could attract mould) makes for a clean, hygienic environment..

Yes, you can! The bathroom wall panels can be applied directly to clean unprepared walls, over rough plasterwork with suitable battening, or on top of existing tiles, and require no specialist tools or skills to do so. For a step-by-step guide and video on how to install PVC bathroom wall panels, visit our blog on how to install bathroom wall panels..

The cost of PVC bathroom wall panels is comparable to traditional ceramic tiles. However, the overall cost of an installation project – and ongoing maintenance – is a lot cheaper! Firstly, you do not need specialist equipment, such as tile cutters or grouting tools, to fit wall panels. Secondly, you do not need to employ the services of a tradesman as you can install wall panels yourself – and if you do use a skilled fitter, they will be able to install wall panels in half the time it takes to fit traditional tiles, saving you even more money on labour costs. Lastly, wall panels are extremely low maintenance so there is no need for costly cleaning products. So overall, wall panels are the considerably cheaper option!