Each range of wall panels is made from different materials, each with their own features and benefits. You can see the exact construction in each wall panel description or technical specs.

All boards come in a variety of sizes and are designed to be cut on site to meet your exact requirements

Plywood core is finished with a waterproof laminate face, these boards also represent great value for money. Found across Wetwall Mermaid, Fibo, DuraPanel 5000 and Perform Panel ranges.

Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) core is used in the Multipanel & Naturepanel ranges. These boards are also finished with a waterproof laminated face, MDF is simply a different material for the board structure.

Wood Plastic Composite (WPC) core can be found in Wetwall Elite, Bushboard Nuance and DuraPanel 7000. This manufacturing process allows for features such as PostFormed edges, again finished with a waterproof laminated face

Metal Alloy boards are the thinnest of our ranges. Used in the Bushboard Fusion, Wetwall Alloy and Kinewall ranges.

PVC boards are the least expensive of the ranges. These boards are smaller and lighter, however are not as robust as the other types.

Absolutely, this is one of the many strengths of wall panels. As long as the tiled surface is flat, clean and completely secure, many people save time and effort when fitting bathroom wall panels by installing on existing tilework.

Yes, wall panels are designed to be cut to allow you to cover the exact area you want to. If your area is larger than a single board then they are designed to be joined to further boards to cover that larger area using dedicated fitting accessories from each supplier.