What Happens Behind the Panels
The wall condition and fixing method affect the finished bathroom. Read how installers deal with old tiles, corners, openings and the joins beside baths and shower trays.
Understand panel fitting, cleaning and repairs before changing your bathroom walls.

The wall condition and fixing method affect the finished bathroom. Read how installers deal with old tiles, corners, openings and the joins beside baths and shower trays.
Use the care instructions for your chosen panels. These guides explain routine cleaning, visible damage and the signs that a seal or leak needs attention.
AdviceSome panel systems can cover sound existing tiles, but the product instructions and wall condition decide.
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AdvicePanel fitting involves checking the walls, planning the cuts and sealing the chosen system correctly.
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AdvicePanel joints, edge trims and seals each have a different job in protecting your bathroom walls.
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AdviceUse the care instructions for your panel range and keep an eye on the panel joints and seals.
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AdviceCheck what caused the damage before deciding whether a panel can be repaired or needs replacing.
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AdviceBathroom panels must be suitable for wet areas and fitted with the correct joints, openings and edge seals.
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AdvicePanel life depends on the product, preparation, installation and care; a warranty is not a guaranteed lifespan.
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AdviceUse a ceiling product only where the manufacturer confirms it is suitable for overhead fitting.
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AdviceRecurring staining or a damp smell needs investigation; new panels should not cover an unresolved moisture problem.
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AdviceUse a simple routine to care for the panel faces, real joints, fittings and ventilation.
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AdviceBathroom fitting time depends on preparation, other trades, deliveries and the products’ waiting times.
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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.