Wall Panel Trims

An essential element when installing bathroom wall panels. If you want to complete the professional look of your cladding, using our panel trims helps to seamlessly merge panels with walls and ceiling. Provide much-needed protection from moisture by sealing away your vulnerable plaster or tile from the humidity of a busy bathroom.

Why Do You Need To Use Trims For Your Bathroom Walls?

A small addition that makes a big difference. Bathroom wall panels help keep your bathroom walls protected from moisture but even the smallest amount of water that seeps through the cracks will begin to cause damage. Water damage is cumulative, meaning that even if the amount of water getting through is small, over time it will cause mould to grow and walls to rot away.

These budget friendly trims help to enhance the aesthetic of your wall panels, whether you go for tile-effect wall panels or opt for smooth plastic wall panels, with the addition of the right trim, you will have ensured increased longevity for your wall panels.

Use wall panel trims to create seamless connections between the panels, floors and ceilings. You can effectively seal off the bathroom walls and rest easy in the knowledge they are fully protected.

Available in many colours and materials, there are also many different types of trim to choose from, each with its own function to add a wonderful finishing touch to your next bathroom project.

What are the Different Types of Wall Panel Trim?

With these simple and effective additions to your bathroom wall panels, you can create any number of looks and finishes. Trims give a seamless effect to wall panels and are used not only as a tool for further water protection but can be incorporated into the style of your bathroom. Let’s take a look at the different trims available:

• H trim – join panels together seamlessly, extend the coverage of walls along a vertical plane
• End cap – ideal for use on partial wall coverings. Provides a neat vertical or horizontal finish if the cladding is only on a portion of your bathroom
• Internal corner – creates a beautifully seamless fit between the edges of wall panels
• External corner – gives you rounded edges where corners connect, makes wall panels appear continuous
• Coving – Used where the panel meets the ceiling to give a smooth transition between the panel and the pre-existing surface.

Installation Tips

This type of trim and cladding has been designed to be easy to install and not break the bank in the process. Even if you are a reluctant DIYer the instructions are clear and concise, taking only a little effort to produce a professional look.

Some things to consider for adding trim to wall panels:

• Measure the exact length you need and cut as required.
• Use double-sided tape and silicone adhesive to fix it in place.
• Take your time to ensure the fit is good and the joins are snug.
• Wipe away any excess glue to maintain a clean look.

Get the Perfect Finish For Your Bathroom Panels

Without using wall panel trims, you are likely to incur damage to your bathroom walls over time. They make lining up the wall panels easier and aid in giving your walls a smooth and professional look. An essential addition to any bathroom wall renovation project.

If you would like more information about bathroom panels or are looking to renovate your bathroom and need a little inspiration, take a few minutes to read one of our informative blog articles. Alternatively, give us a call, speak to one of our friendly, award-winning customer service representatives and discuss your specific bathroom needs.