Tile Effect wall panels

YES! The average cost for tile cladding is around £25- 45/m² while the average cost for a tile-effect wall panel is around £14-17/m². So, you’ll find the tile-effect wall panels much cheaper than tiles per meter squared and will save you time and money with fitting.

Yes, bathroom panels can be installed on top of the existing tiles in your bathroom, a hassle-free and quick process. But if you want a more uniform structure before installing the panels, here’s a pro tip: put some cladding strips on the tile or other surfaces first. You’ll definitely achieve a professional finish without removing the existing cladding.

No difference, they are the same product. Tradesman usually uses the term cladding as it is essentially the more technical term. Whereas, the term bathroom panel is used more commercially.

No! There’s no need for grout because tile-effect wall panels have a sleek and glossy finish and with the unique tongue and groove system, you’ll get that same polished finish that you get with traditional tiles. However, some of our tile-effect wall panels appear to have a grout line, thanks to the modern 3D printing technique which made it possible to create a very realistic grout line without a fuss.

Using a silicon-based adhesive is highly recommended to get the best results when installing your panels because it offers better adhesion, and it is mould-resistant and waterproof.

The only difference between shower and bathroom panels is that they come in different dimensions and thicknesses.

Shower panels are 10mm thick, 2400mm long and 1000mm wide. Whereas, bathroom panels are 8mm thick, 2600mm long and 400mm wide. 

Furthermore, bathroom wall panels are sold in packs of 4, whereas shower panels are sold individually.