Shower wall panels

Pretty much what I was thinking vonners.
So far I have found panels in different materials and today I plan to discuss with the plumber which is best.
Still haven't found the choice of colours I want.

I looked at the site mentioned mcem but although it seemed lots were recommending the same site I think it was fake reviews. I guess its somehow possible to set up numerous user names and then recommend something so that it looks as though its a popular item.
It was all wood wool which is definitely not what we were discussing. I googled bathroom panels and found lots for bathrooms -now just need to choose a colour...............

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Apart from the blatant advertising, I have another concern. Surely wood wool panels are for insulation which is not an issue in my bathroom.
I've had an all-white (tiled) bathroom for ages and now want some colour. I can see only variations of white/ grey/beige.
Anyone able to point me to something more vibrant?
Also wondering if any one has a loo with a triangular cistern to fit neatly into a corner.

Renovated a previous property with 3 en-suites. Did not want all the problems surrounding ageing grout and mildew. I used an independent bathroom shop who supplied and fitted. We accepted his advice and experience. There are a variety of manufacturers of shower / bathroom boarding... We chose three different colours and they were all stunning and have stood the test of time. The most stunning was black with silver speckles, second best was silver grey with silver speckles. We are in a soft water area and they always looked immaculate. The installer used
stainless steel joining strips and there was never an issue with moisture absorbsion. I could tell you the board we were advised to use but I think that’s advertising. Good luck. Far better than tiles. Perhaps that’s why many hotels use it.

So pleased to read your post FlipFlop00, we are in the very slow process of redoing our bathroom. Partner fancied these panels but I was against as could only picture them in some cheap accommodation I once stayed in and was put off. Will now spend some time looking into this, sounds like a marble effect, not too glossy is easy to clean. Must admit will be heaven to not have to bleach grout again :-)

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Forgot to add it’s eight years since the bathroom was refitted.

Not only the shower cubicle, the entire bathroom, as recommended by the plumber. The best thing we ever did.

We had them in a hard water area and had no problems at all. They were sort of shiny but not high gloss and very easy to clean. Thoroughly recommend them.

Blatant advertising, cheeky.

I live in a small house but it is very tastefull because i foud the solution to all wall problems.My son recomended me to look at this site www.panelsforwalls.com and I have to be honest i found everything I needed. My bathrooms looks great.Tip for cleaning: try LIMES pasta for bathroom and kitchen. Let me know what do you think.
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I live in a small house but it is very tastefull because i foud the solution to all wall problems.My son recomended me to look at this site www.panelsforwalls.com and I have to be honest i found everything I needed. My bathrooms looks great.Tip for cleaning: try LIMES pasta for bathroom and kitchen. Let me know what do you think.

We have a utility room which is basically what used to be called a 'lean-to' It frequently had black damp marks on the walls and needed regular repainting despite various treatments. We had plastic panels fitted around the whole room and so far so good! Admitted we don't pour water on them (as happens in a shower) but so far they have not needed as much as w wipe off! Good luck with whatever you decide.

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Would definitely recommend having panels for any shower unit. We had our bathrooms done about 3 years ago and had panels in the shower cubicle but not the en-suite which has a bath with shower over it. The panels are so easy to clean, we use a hand-held water vacuum which is great. Just need to use a soft cloth for the chrome taps. Wish we'd had the panels put around the bath too!

I found this service panels for walls and I loved it. The designs are really beautiful and varied. I thought it was a good idea to recommend it, since they work inside and outside and all types of rooms and panels. www.panelsforwalls.com/

They are used a lot in America and I would love to replace our en-suite tiles with them. As rubysong says the grout does get discoloured. We inherited floor tiles with white grout in our en-suite and they are very difficult to keep clean. At first the grout was yellow and I had to go over it with bleach to bring the white colour back. I think the grou used was probably porous and needs replacing with grout more suitable for a bathroom floor. Something else on our list of things to do.

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I had these installed in my shower 20 years ago. They cover two walls of the shower and are brilliant. I have never seen anyone else have these and I do not know why. They have never leaked, are so easy to clean and look like new.

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I'm grateful to the posters on this thread. I need to refurbish my bathroom with the inclusion of a walk-in shower and have now decided that panels will be the answer rather than tiles.