Tile is the traditional choice of wall covering for a bathroom. It offers myriad design options and is relatively durable and long lasting.

Bathroom wall panels are the ideal solution to preventing mould and mildew developing in your bathroom due to several features explained in this guide.

Bathroom wall panels offer more than just a stylish design feature. They provide an additional layer of insulation which can help to create a warmer room.

Whilst having a small bathroom may limit you on space, it doesn’t have to limit your imagination. Using the right materials to create a beautiful airy aesthetic, can make even the smallest of rooms appear more spacious.

When deciding what wall covering to use in your new bathroom, your first thought will most likely be tile. However, wet wall panels – or shower panels or bathroom wall panels – are fast becoming a popular alternative.

When it comes to rejuvenating our living spaces, many of us look to change the design and colour of our walls to create a new, refreshed aesthetic. There are many ways to achieve this, but two of the most popular choices are paint and PVC wall panels. But which wall covering is the right one for you?

Having a waterproof bathroom is essential in preventing the development of mould and damp, as well as more serious structural issues such as cracks.

Whether you have traditional tiles or PVC wall panels in your shower, ensuring they are well-sealed is imperative to preventing leaks in your bathroom. Over time the seals around your shower can become mouldy, worn, and broken. This, at best can cause a wet floor around your shower, and at worse, a leak into the floor below. Monitoring and repairing (when required) your shower seal can help to avert these problems. In this blog, we explore how you will know when your shower needs resealing, what equipment you will need, and how to go about applying new seal.

Textured wall panels are decorative wall coverings designed to add visual interest and a tactile dimension to interior walls. These panels are manufactured with a variety of materials and patterns to create a three-dimensional, textured surface that can be both visually appealing and pleasing to the touch.

Installing bathroom wall panels is extremely easy compared to fitting traditional ceramic bathroom tiles. Wall panels can be fitted over rough and uneven surfaces – even over existing tiles – and do not require any specialist skills or tools to do so.