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Hi. You can use trims such as scotia or coving, although please note that this may make the installation slightly more challenging. The installation process itself remains the same as for drywall.

We don't sell exterior fluted panels, but we recommend checking with the supplier for available options for external corner trims.

Hi, we film tutorial videos in a studio to demonstrate how customers can fit their panels at home. We do not offer a fitting service.

Good Morning, Very easy. A wall panel cuts like 6mm plywood (very little resistance) and a shower panel is similar. For a wall panel I use either a Stanley Knife or a fine toothed handsaw, for a shower panel I use a fine toothed handsaw. For pipes, you can drill through with no problem at all.

Thank you for the feedback, really appreciate it and we will relay your comments to the content team.

Good Morning, We supply a wide of ceiling panels. You can find them here - www.panelcompany.co.uk/collections/ceiling-panels A ceiling panel installation gives you a fast, perfect ceiling that never needs painting or any maintenance whatsoever.

Good Morning, The key is whether the cladseal trim is secured to the shower tray with a good bed of silicone sealant. If it is you could apply a bead of clear silicone at the base of the panel where it meets the shelf of the cladseal. However, I would recommend removing the panels and fitting the base trim correctly following the manufacturer's guidelines.

Good Morning, Yes you do. Probably the best guide for fitting a Cladseal trim can be found here - claddingplus.co.uk/cladseal-shower-trim/ Hope this helps

Our guides are filmed in a studio to help people with the installation process, which is why we can't feature final bathroom reveals. To see our panels in bathrooms, please visit our website or check out our social media platforms! www.panelcompany.co.uk/

Hi Jessica, if finishing up to a shower screen with a cladseal, you do not need to use the end caps. Each Cladseal is 1.8M (1800mm) long and is generally long enough for shower trays up to 1800mm in length. You cant join the cladseals as this would create a gap for water ingress. To seal in the corners you fill the cladseal with silicone as per the fitting guide and then once the panels are installed use a bead of silicone to seal the panel and the corner of the cladsea.

Hi Phil, thank you for the kind words! We would recommend a H-trim/trying to level the wall out to achieve a flat finish.

Hi! While we don't have a longer 'how-to' video for installing slat panels yet, you may find this video helpful - ua-cam.com/video/gBkMRBYjQwY/v-deo.html

Hi, you can place your order here: www.panelcompany.co.uk/collections/dumawall-plus-tile

Hi Michael, yes it will seal to membrane tape

Hi Michael, could you kindly confirm which product you're referring to so we can help?

@ThePanelCompany 18mm cladseal i am fitting a 900mm square shower cubicle does the cladseal butt upto the inside of the frame will water not get out of there

@@ThePanelCompany so i reply and no answer typical

​@@michaelmcdougall943 apologies for the delay, we were in the process of confirming some technical details with our Product Manager. When using the 18mm cladseal, which is for our 10mm shower panels, cut the cladseal on a 45 degree mitre into each corner. Then cut the cladseal to length. The cladseal should finish up to the inside of the shower screen profile. The cladseal should be completely filled with silicone on the underside and a bead of silicone should be applied behind the shower profile as well.

@@ThePanelCompany Ok thanks just another question the shower tray has tanking tape around the wall and tray as another water leak prevention will the cladseal strip be ok to stick over the tanking tape

Longer panels are available.

Hi, we would not recommend fitting a panel to a wall where there is a leak.

Hi, It is good practice to leave a small gap even though there is little to no expansion in PVC wall panels. Yes, you can cover this gap with silicone and the gap helps the bead of silicone adhere.

The cladseal should finish at the internal of the shower door. The panel should run behind the shower profile. The easiest way to do this is to offer the shower profile up and mark it on the tray and then cut the clad seals to that mark.

@@ThePanelCompanyMight be an idea to show it…..and how you incorporate the internal corner trim on top of the mitred clad seal. It looks like you have just laid the trim on top, other examples cut away the cladseal ?

Hi Mike, Solvent-free pink grip causes minimal damage to existing plaster, as long as the plaster has not deteriorated due to age.

Measure Outlet Position - Measure the distance from the outlet to the edge of the slat panel. Transfer Measurements - Mark the corresponding measurements on the back (reverse side) of the slat panel. Remove Felt - Use a Stanley knife to carefully remove felt Cut the Slats - Use a fine-toothed blade (jigsaw or multi-tool) to cut the slats along the marked lines and use masking tape to mark the back of the panel to make it easier to see

Hi, thank you for suggesting a video on how to install our Strivo Lume lights! We’ll make sure to share it with our marketing team.

Measure the location of the socket carefully and transfer to the rear of the panel (please measure twice), cut out the felt with a Stanley knife and cut out the slats with a jigsaw, multitool or handsaw

Thank you very much for the feedback. This guide is intended as a general overview for fitting a clad seal and we will add a more complete guide in the near future.

Hi Laura, our panels can be installed over most existing surfaces. What surface does your bathroom have?

Thank you for the feedback! We recommend using a 20mm - 25mm screw

Hi David, trims are a category of products used for visual and functional purposes, such as sealing edges

Hi Susan, the panels fit together with a tongue and groove system. They are waterproof so water will not seep through.

Hi, the panels are 12kg each

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@@Kyzar90 Yes, you can install panels over existing panels!

Good Morning, Thank you for the question. We are currently building our library of videos and we will add your request. After fitting coving for many years, I now fit the wall panels and ceiling panels first and fit the coving last. You can do this by removing the rear tab on the coving, it makes it a lot easier to fit the tabless coving with a bead of silicone sealant. To remove the rear tab, run a Stanley knife down the rear channel and it comes away easily. Regards Panel Company Support

@@ThePanelCompany In the end after considering that option I opted to return the coving which you kindly swapped for quadrants. Great service will use you again.