See the Pattern Before You Buy
A small sample may not show the full design. These guides cover pattern size, joins, gloss and matt finishes, and how to judge a board across a complete wall.
Choose wall-panel colours and patterns that suit your bathroom.

A small sample may not show the full design. These guides cover pattern size, joins, gloss and matt finishes, and how to judge a board across a complete wall.
Compare your wall sample with the floor, vanity and taps. The articles explain ways to combine them without filling a small room with competing colours and patterns.
AdviceChoose a marble pattern that works across the whole wall of your small bathroom.
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AdviceTile-effect panels give a tiled appearance with fewer separate grout joints to clean.
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AdviceCompare bathroom panel colours beside your floor, fittings and lighting before choosing.
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AdviceChoose bathroom walls and flooring together so their colours, patterns and fitting details work as a pair.
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AdvicePanels can be combined with suitable painted walls when the wet areas and finishing edges are planned properly.
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AdviceCompare bathroom panel styles by their full pattern, colour, surface finish and fit with your room.
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AdviceCompare concrete, terrazzo and sparkle panels by pattern size, lighting and the rest of your bathroom.
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AdviceCompare gloss and matt panels in your own bathroom lighting and check the care instructions for each finish.
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AdviceUse wood-effect panels only where the exact product is suitable for the bathroom position.
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AdviceThe best panel for a small bathroom is one that suits its layout, lighting, cleaning needs and fitting system.
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AdviceUse samples for colour and texture, then check full-board patterns, joint details and the fitted price.
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The exact panel range must be suitable for shower walls. It must be fitted with the joints, trims and seals specified by its manufacturer.
Ask about suitable samples when arranging your visit. Compare the colour beside your floor, furniture and lighting before choosing the finish.
Loose, damp or damaged surfaces need attention before they are covered. The work and any extra cost should be explained and agreed before repairs continue.