I enjoy watching him work . He explains everything well and his video’s always have good angles and close ups so you can really see how he is doing things 👍👍
I was going to buy boards from B&Q and they had a delivery time, not until the end of January!! I came across this fantastic video which is detailed and to the point! the most impressive thing for me is that I was able to order the exact same cancel B&Q order and save a massive £200!! so thank you!! :)
quality work - thanks for the video, when you stopped using the guide and went freehand with the stanley knife I had kittens!! looks great though. cheers.
If only using silicon sealant along the base of the panel I would also use No More Leaks Shower and Bath Sealing kit or similar product to ensure that water doesn't get under the panel or under the shower tray / bath.
I see so many good ideas I want to try then I realise I dont have any electric tools to do the job. I dont really wanna buy a jigsaw for one d.i.y project. But I'm guessing I could look into buying a few new tools I only have a drill. I will go on their site and see if the product is affordable and plan from their.
Nice finish but why oh why don't people not make it easy to get into pipework at a later date! Now if there is ever a leak or blockage the boxing in will be messed up trying to get to the pipes and you have to hope you can still get the same pattern/product or it will look crap and not be your fault! Think future maintenance and save money time and headaches down the line.
Wall pannles are great in showers because you can fit a shower tray with upstands to stop water, but baths don't have upstands so you are relying on silicone to protect the wall that hasn't been tanked and that is a problem waiting to happen as silicone will shrink dry out and let water in Just my opinion and BT1 adhesive/sealant all in one is really good stuff. Also you can't rely on customers to replace the silicone every 12 months. Boxing in with laminate flooring emmmm, - Something's shouldn't go in video's fella ahahah.
I wish the bathroom fitters had done my bathroom using these sort of 100% waterproof panels when they did my bathroom in 2017. Unfortunately they used the type of bathroom panels which are laminated onto moisture resistant MDF. So 5 years on, they are starting to delaminate, due to them not sealing the bottoms of the boards properly (and the company went bankrupt a few years ago)...
It would be a really bad product if that happened but agreat idea if you dont wanna use standard tiles and pay someone to do it. I'm guessing the panel sets not that cheap but I would need to read reviews before buying the pan4ls as I have a small bathroom and molds hidden behind the panels would be a nightmare.
Brilliant video. I'll be doing my bathroom the same next week. Are any additional steps needed for the adhesive to hold onto fresh plaster, or will it be ok to go straight on to newly plastered walls?
Paul Parker it’s can easy be fixed on any surface. I have fixed it on existing tiles and I have used half of “Gorilla” adhesive tube per sheet. It sticks very well. The only problem i had is when you joining corners and corners not 90 degrees. This is was nightmare for an hour. )
Paul Parker to be honest I think is just try to avoid a corner trim where no 90 degrees achieved, or if you can’t , just overlap panels. And use a grey silicone to seal around edges.
How did it work out for you? I plan to do the same for my bathroom and am wondering if any condensation/moisture builds in-between or behind the panels where it could potentially weaken the adhesive. Does it stand the test of time? Have you encountered such problems?
@@kk4268 Hi Rich, up to now they've been absolutely fine. I used them on every wall of my bathroom from the floor to ceiling and I haven't had any problems with moisture, I didn't use any trims anywhere and just made sure all edges and corners etc where sealed properly with good quality sealer and a profiler. I'd highly recommend them and wouldn't hesitate to use them again
he’s experienced but still it’s bad practice, as a novice if you get over zealous and use too much pressure, the cutting end of the drill attachment will go your leg! Safety first as body parts are not readily available like wet wall panels
I enjoy watching him work . He explains everything well and his video’s always have good angles and close ups so you can really see how he is doing things 👍👍
I was going to buy boards from B&Q and they had a delivery time, not until the end of January!! I came across this fantastic video which is detailed and to the point! the most impressive thing for me is that I was able to order the exact same cancel B&Q order and save a massive £200!! so thank you!! :)
Brilliant video. I'm about to take this on myself and needed to see how to cut it without all the fancy tools. Thanks so much
Good no nonsense video, never installed wet wall previously, must be the last person ever. Thanks, I understand how this system works now,
Good simple plain English video, unlike some on UA-cam here who make it sound like rocket science.
You have made that look a lot easier than it is!!! You are a master sir!
the cutting of the panel with a stanley knife is a great idea, I was going to use a jigsaw but am sure i would not get a straight line
Excellent video expertly measured cut and fixed and I'd agree looks stunning excellent workmanship 👍👍👍👍
Apart from this I also learned how to wire toilet fan from this man , thank you very much
quality work - thanks for the video, when you stopped using the guide and went freehand with the stanley knife I had kittens!! looks great though. cheers.
Nice work. Good idea to use off cuts for boxing in pipes.
I have used a metallic trims for my bathroom, looks more attractive after completed.
Hi, good vid, I don't see the link where you bought the panels and accessories, could you do that, thanks.
Great job and very well filmed. I am about to di a diy job using the same board so thanks.
Nice work mate! Glad to have you back again on UA-cam! 👍🏾
Great job , just one question though do you need to cut the tongue section off in the internal corner? Seems to fit much tighter if you do . Thanks
Good job, nice video, agree seems a lot less fuss than tiling.
If only using silicon sealant along the base of the panel I would also use No More Leaks Shower and Bath Sealing kit or similar product to ensure that water doesn't get under the panel or under the shower tray / bath.
Great video. I’m panelling my bathroom now and found this so useful, thanks!
I done some today for my mom wish I seen this video before I did it lol great job mate really nice and professional look love it 👍
A good job well done and good viewing as well. Liked the look of this and picked up a few tips on the sink and pipes part.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the tips so glad to find your explaining more clearly in video, much appreciated :-)
we need more vids from this man
How do you keep water from shower groom going around shower doors on the window trim ?
Hi, thanks for the video, could I ask which make of boards did you use? thanks
do you need to consider fire protection?
I see so many good ideas I want to try then I realise I dont have any electric tools to do the job. I dont really wanna buy a jigsaw for one d.i.y project. But I'm guessing I could look into buying a few new tools I only have a drill. I will go on their site and see if the product is affordable and plan from their.
Where Can One Buy These Very Cool Panels At? Lowes? Home Depot? Looks Like A Very Cool Inexpensive Way Of Transforming Ones Own Bathroom. BRAVO!
Did you stop the bottom trim short of the shower screen? I have been wondering how to fit the screen with the bottom trim in place
Professional finish, good job done .
how come you did not waterproof the wall before installing the panel ?!
How do you do that
Good point
Where are panels from my friend ?
hi, how did you install the small piece of shower wall at the bottom next to the shower tray? I will have to do something similar
Nice job well done and looks easy 🤪never is for me but certainly gonna give it a go thanks buddy
absolutely clear understanding video. brilliant thank you.
Can you put this on top of existing tiles
Yes, you can.
Can these be added on top of existing tiles or would I have to remove the tiles first?
I think tiles are better and more durable than this
Hi mate what brand did you use.
Yeah, very nice mate. Well done.
Nice finish but why oh why don't people not make it easy to get into pipework at a later date! Now if there is ever a leak or blockage the boxing in will be messed up trying to get to the pipes and you have to hope you can still get the same pattern/product or it will look crap and not be your fault!
Think future maintenance and save money time and headaches down the line.
Nice one. Great attention to detail. Now it's my turn. 👍
It looks really good and modern any issues since you installed the panels? ☺👏
What boarding system did you use
Hi, great video. Can you tell me which type of panels these are? The site sells many different ones. Thanks
Wall pannles are great in showers because you can fit a shower tray with upstands to stop water, but baths don't have upstands so you are relying on silicone to protect the wall that hasn't been tanked and that is a problem waiting to happen as silicone will shrink dry out and let water in
Just my opinion and BT1 adhesive/sealant all in one is really good stuff. Also you can't rely on customers to replace the silicone every 12 months. Boxing in with laminate flooring emmmm, - Something's shouldn't go in video's fella ahahah.
fantastic job, can you tell me if you use the same glue for the trim as you used on the panels ?
Can you see the joins in the joints
Thanks, great video. helped me a lot.
What are those boards called?
Thank you so much for sharing your idea. Very helpful tip for me.
Hi, I can't see the door of bathroom
That looks really nice
You got my thumbs my subs and all my best wishes mate. Well done and very impressive!
I wish the bathroom fitters had done my bathroom using these sort of 100% waterproof panels when they did my bathroom in 2017. Unfortunately they used the type of bathroom panels which are laminated onto moisture resistant MDF. So 5 years on, they are starting to delaminate, due to them not sealing the bottoms of the boards properly (and the company went bankrupt a few years ago)...
its not good idea to cover the pipes under the sink. What if it will get a leaking pipe ?
Great video tanx for the upload do you think after time condensation can seep behind the boards damping the walls ?
Well, his idea and way of doing it i reckon he will not have any issues at all.
It would be a really bad product if that happened but agreat idea if you dont wanna use standard tiles and pay someone to do it. I'm guessing the panel sets not that cheap but I would need to read reviews before buying the pan4ls as I have a small bathroom and molds hidden behind the panels would be a nightmare.
Great work. Love your videos.
polonez?
Any links for materials?
Did you find the product?
@@timmaxmao9488 what product? No reply from the author
Brilliant video thank you! Helped me a lot
You are a genius! 🏆🏆
Please I'm in London can you do my for me.?
Nice video 👍
Great work as usual mate
Which is more cheaper, a plastic wall panel or a wall tile?
Panels
Excellent work.
Thanks great no nonsense vid,, very helpful
Looks good until you need access to the pipes
Leaks, blockages are mostly why u might need access to the pipes, it does happen
Thank You
Great work thanks for sharing 👍
Really helpful, thankyou!
Good video thanks🙋🏼♂️
Good Job!
Shower valve was sunk in a bit weren’t it 👀👀
good job, well done
Nicely done
Great video! Cheers!
great job
Love the music :D
Are you from Poland?
Kurwaa
Brilliant video. I'll be doing my bathroom the same next week. Are any additional steps needed for the adhesive to hold onto fresh plaster, or will it be ok to go straight on to newly plastered walls?
Paul Parker it’s can easy be fixed on any surface. I have fixed it on existing tiles and I have used half of “Gorilla” adhesive tube per sheet. It sticks very well. The only problem i had is when you joining corners and corners not 90 degrees. This is was nightmare for an hour. )
@@Bestofthebest383 yeah I'm definitely going to come across corners that aren't perfectly 90 degrees. What's the best way to tackle that?
Paul Parker to be honest I think is just try to avoid a corner trim where no 90 degrees achieved, or if you can’t , just overlap panels. And use a grey silicone to seal around edges.
How did it work out for you? I plan to do the same for my bathroom and am wondering if any condensation/moisture builds in-between or behind the panels where it could potentially weaken the adhesive. Does it stand the test of time? Have you encountered such problems?
@@kk4268 Hi Rich, up to now they've been absolutely fine. I used them on every wall of my bathroom from the floor to ceiling and I haven't had any problems with moisture, I didn't use any trims anywhere and just made sure all edges and corners etc where sealed properly with good quality sealer and a profiler. I'd highly recommend them and wouldn't hesitate to use them again
he’s experienced but still it’s bad practice, as a novice if you get over zealous and use too much pressure, the cutting end of the drill attachment will go your leg! Safety first as body parts are not readily available like wet wall panels
Dzieki
Super robota
Super dzięki.
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Fabulous
What kind of money you talkin to fit pair panel
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Pięknie!
Good video spoiled by the music-
Hi, are you Hungarian by the way ? Your accent is like mine :)
His accent sounds Polish to me.
You move your camera too much. My wife does the same thing and cant help herself...
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