Three Practical Uses for Wetwall In Your Home
For many homeowners, cleaning accounts for a large chunk of home-related tasks. Whether you’re cleaning the bathroom or wiping down the surfaces after cooking a meal for your family, it’s no surprise that you want to find alternative ways to decorate your home whilst still being practical.
Wetwall panels are becoming increasingly popular for this reason. Unlike tiles, they’re easy to maintain and don’t require constant cleaning. Wetwall panels are also much easier to install than their tile counterpart, which means that you can use them throughout many different rooms in the house.
In this article, we’ve shared three practical uses for Wetwall panels in your home, along with how you can incorporate them within the existing interior design of your room.
Bathroom walls
One of the most common uses for Wetwall is in the bathroom. Wetwall panels are a great solution for bathrooms that require a material to make the room appear larger. Wetwall panels can be easily installed to give an interesting effect in the space you have available.
Wetwall panels can also reduce condensation in a bathroom - even those in hardwater areas. This means that there’s no danger of condensation ruining the design of your panels.
Aside from being more practical than tiles in terms of installation and maintenance, they’re also really appealing to look at and come in a wide range of different kinds. When selecting Wetwall panels, you don’t have to worry about choosing substance over style; you can choose marble panels, panels that replicate raw red brick, or even the trendy and popular subway tile.
Shower panels
Because Wetwall panels are made with PVC, they make the perfect wall solution for the shower. The PVC material means that the wet wall shower panels are completely waterproof, which means that you’ll never need to worry about moisture in the air or splashes from the shower leaking into other rooms.
Wetwall shower panels are also durable, and don’t worry if you accidentally get stubborn stains on the wall – you can remove them with some soapy water and a quick rinse.
Wetwall panels can make for the ideal wall covering for wet rooms, too. Creating a wet room with our 100% waterproof panels can be a chic and practical renovation, as wet rooms are more accessible to those with limited physical abilities. What’s more, you can create as unique or plain a wet room as you want. You could create an alcove reminiscent of an outdoor shower with our stone effect wall panels. You could even use wooden printed wall panels for an effect that wouldn’t be possible with genuine, non-waterproof wood.
Kitchen panels
Another creative idea for using Wetwall within your home is to fit them to the surfaces and walls of your kitchen. Areas above the hob and kitchen walls requiring frequent cleaning can use Wetwall.
Wet wall panels are fantastic for kitchens as they’re much more hygienic than traditional tiles. Since the Wetwall material doesn’t need to be installed with grout, there’s no need to spend time excessively cleaning the area, as you can remove splashes of food with one swipe of a damp cloth.
Since wet wall panels come in a variety of colours and effects, there’s even the added bonus of being able to create a feature wall in your kitchen when using them.
Sparkle-effect wet wall panels are great for those with a small kitchen that they want to appear larger and brighter, whereas tile-effect panels help to achieve the look of traditional tiles, without the complicated installation and constant struggle to keep them clean!
As you can see, Wetwall can make a great addition to any home looking to improve its interior design whilst remaining practical. Don’t forget that we offer a variety of wet wall panels that can be used within your own home; we’d love to see how you use them!