Trims for Corners and Exposed Edges
Trims cover or join panel edges. Their shape and size must suit the board thickness and the type of corner. We plan exposed ends, window recesses and changes to painted walls before ordering.
Wet wall bathroom service
Wet Wall Trims and Seals Explained
Choose the correct trims and seals for your wet wall bathroom.
- ✓Edges finished neatly
- ✓Corners matched to your panels
- ✓Bath and shower seals checked
01 Bathroom measured at home02 Grout-free wall choices03 Samples compared at home04 Products and fitting work quoted
Baths, showers and storage
Bathroom Ideas
Open a photograph to see the panel finish and fittings more closely.
Sealing Beside Baths and Shower Trays
The join between the panel and bath or tray is a common place to check for gaps. The fittings need to be secure, and the sealant must match the panel manufacturer’s instructions.
Looking After Your Seals
Watch for splits, lifting edges or signs of water behind a joint. Repeated staining should be checked rather than covered with another layer of sealant. Keep the product care instructions for future cleaning and repairs.
Straight answers
Questions about trims & seals
Send your room details if you need help with a particular fitting or layout.
Can these panels be used inside a shower?+
The exact panel range must be suitable for shower walls. It must be fitted with the joints, trims and seals specified by its manufacturer.
Can I compare panel samples at home?+
Ask about suitable samples when arranging your visit. Compare the colour beside your floor, furniture and lighting before choosing the finish.
What happens if damaged walls are found?+
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.
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