Bathroom Wall Panels

Yes, you can install PVC wall panels over tiles in a
bathroom. This is a popular option because PVC panels are water-resistant, easy
to clean, and quick to install. To ensure a smooth installation, clean and dry
the tiled surface thoroughly before applying adhesive. Make sure the existing
tiles are secure and level to prevent any issues with the PVC panels. Using a
strong adhesive or a fitting system specifically designed for this purpose will
help ensure the panels stay securely in place over time.

PVC wall panels can last between 10 to 20 years in a
bathroom, depending on factors like panel quality, maintenance, and moisture
exposure. High-quality PVC bathroom wall panels are durable, water-resistant,
and easy to clean, making them an excellent long-term option for bathroom
walls. Regular cleaning and proper maintenance can help extend the lifespan of
your PVC panels, while avoiding harsh chemicals that could damage the surface.
Proper installation is also essential to ensure the panels remain in good
condition for many years.

To stick bathroom wall panels, use a high-quality
adhesive designed for wet areas, such as construction adhesive or tile
adhesive. These adhesives provide a strong bond between the wall surface
(tiles, drywall, or cement board) and the material of the panels (PVC, acrylic,
or MDF). For the best results, ensure the surface is clean and dry before
applying the adhesive. Some bathroom wall panels may also feature a click-lock
or interlocking system, reducing the need for adhesive. Proper installation
ensures a long-lasting bond and prevents moisture damage.

Wetwall panels typically last between 10 to 20 years or
more, depending on factors like panel quality, installation, and maintenance.
High-quality wetwall bathroom panels are durable, water-resistant, and easy to
clean, making them an excellent long-term solution for bathrooms, showers, and
wet areas. Regular cleaning with non-abrasive products can help extend the
lifespan of your panels. Proper installation is also essential to prevent
moisture damage and ensure the panels remain secure for years to come.