what else do I need

[Destroyer2813]

I see the stuff you mean now Colin, only done it myself a couple of times but the sheets were to big to go through a chop saw

 

[Guest123]

I see the stuff you mean now Colin, only done it myself a couple of times but the sheets were to big to go through a chop saw

You are thinking of the large shower panel boards. The panels I use are 250mm wide x 2.6m long x 10mm thick and are made of Upvc. I use a mitre saw to cut them at width and a table saw to cut them at length.
They join with a tongue and groove and are fully waterproof and look amazing.

Many people are looking for a alternative to grout as it discolours over time and has to be raked out and redone in some cases. My panels wipe clean with a damp cloth and that is all the maintenance they require.

 

[Destroyer2813]

They sound intresting as a alternative you get many people ask for them or are they something you recommend? . Got a link of the manufacture fancy looking to see what the range is like

 

[Guest123]

I'm now fitting them as a better alternative to tiles and to the extent that all bathrooms booked in are having these panels installed.

Not cheap though, I charge from £65 per m2 including materials amd labour but if you compare with tiles, adhesive, labour and grout etc, the price is almost on a par. The big advantage is no maintenance is required and they retain their appearance from new.

 

[TBServices]

I'm now fitting them as a better alternative to tiles and to the extent that all bathrooms booked in are having these panels installed.

Not cheap though, I charge from £65 per m2 including materials amd labour but if you compare with tiles, adhesive, labour and grout etc, the price is almost on a par. The big advantage is no maintenance is required and they retain their appearance from new.

What brand of panel are you using system?


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[mutley racers]

do they come in nice wood effect then? Can you pass me a link as I am thinking of doing my own bathroom soon and would like to see what they offer

 

[Guest123]

Bathroom Wall Panels, Ceiling Panels, Trims and Bathroom Accessories

 

[mutley racers]

also, are the panels suitable for floors, wetrooms etc??

 

[Guest123]

also, are the panels suitable for floors, wetrooms etc??

They are fully waterproof so yes. A range is also available for floors.