Splashwall 3 Panel Composite Panel Kit - Grey Tile Effect

Yes, Splashwall panels can often be installed over existing tiles, provided the original tiles are securely fixed, the surface is level, and properly cleaned and prepared. Ensure adequate adhesive is used.

You will typically need a tape measure, level, fine-toothed saw or jigsaw for cutting, a sealant gun, and a spreader for adhesive. Always refer to the specific installation guide for a complete list.

Clean using a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads which can scratch the surface.

Yes, Splashwall panels are designed for wet environments like shower areas and bathtubs. Proper sealing is crucial for full waterproofing.

With proper installation and care, Splashwall panels are designed for long-term use in bathrooms, offering a durable alternative to traditional tiles.

It is generally not recommended to drill through the panels, especially for heavy items, as this can compromise the waterproof integrity and potentially damage the material. It is best to use adhesive-backed bathroom accessories or consult the manufacturer's guidelines.

Ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free from dust or grease. Use the correct type and amount of adhesive as recommended by Splashwall. Allow adequate drying time before exposing to moisture.

Ensure panels were cut accurately and installed level. Adjust positioning if possible. Use a suitable sealant to fill any minor gaps, ensuring it matches the panel color or is clear.

Avoid using abrasive cleaners. For minor scuffs, try a plastic polish specifically designed for similar materials. Check cleaning instructions for recommended solutions.

Check all sealant lines around edges, corners, and fixtures. Reapply sealant where necessary to create a complete waterproof barrier. Ensure panels are fitted tightly together.