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Key Features of Shower Panels
Our shower board panels are perfect for walls, providing a seamless and grout-free finish that is easy to clean and maintain. Whether you're renovating an existing bathroom or building a new one, our shower panels offer a versatile and cost-effective alternative to traditional tiles.
- Waterproof: Our panels are designed to withstand moisture, making them perfect for wet environments.
- Easy Installation: Simple to install, our panels can be quickly fitted over existing surfaces.
- Low Maintenance: A smooth, non-porous surface that resists mould and mildew, making cleaning a breeze.
- Durable: High-quality PVC construction ensures long-lasting performance and resistance to wear and tear.
Benefits of Shower Panels Over Tiles
Shower panels are becoming a popular alternative to traditional tiling. They offer a seamless finish with fewer joints, reducing the chance of leaks. Plus, with easy installation, they're a time-saving solution for any bathroom renovation.
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Amazing transformation using our Light Grey Marble Shower Panel...
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FAQ
How to cut shower panels?
To cut shower panels, use a fine-tooth saw or a utility knife. Measure and mark the cut line, then carefully cut along the line to ensure a precise fit. For the best results, we recommend using a professional fitter.
For more information, check our How to Guides section.
How to replace shower panels?
Replacing shower panels involves removing the old panels and preparing the wall surface. Measure and cut the new panels to size, apply adhesive, and press the panels firmly into place. For optimal installation, consider hiring a professional fitter.
How to install shower panels
To install shower panels, start by preparing the wall surface. Apply our strong adhesive to the back of the panels, position them on the wall, and press firmly. Seal the edges with our waterproof sealant to ensure a watertight finish. For the best results and to ensure a secure fit, we highly recommend using a professional fitter.
For more information, please check our How to Guides section.
