Not being too keen on undertaking tiling in a house I own (but don't live in), I am considering using some of the plastic sheet materials that are around now (eg. Swish Marbrex). As an old house the reduction in condensation also appeals. I intend to strip out the bathroom and fit a new suite and shower. Any comments / recomendations / tips on this type of stuff?
Sheet material for bathroom
Nov 22, 2005
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These are the plastic tiles that come in panels?
In my experience they look just like tiles and do reduce concensation. However, they do scratch quite easily and after a few years end up with a sort of matt finish.
They bend so can be fitted to uneven surfaces although it's difficult to keep the bend in them until the glue sets-they spring away from the wall!
They are only a bit easier to fit than ceramic tiles as they still need grouting.
sponix
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