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If you're looking for an alternative to tiling, look no further than Multipanel. These clever panels are a quick and easy way to instantly enhance your bathroom aesthetics without the fuss and mess of tiling. They are packed with innovative features & benefits and have a wide range of designs and colours to choose from to suit any interior. Boasting a grout-free design for added convenience, these stylish panels are incredibly easy to clean and maintain, while providing a sleek, seamless finish that’s both practical and aesthetic.

Install Over Existing Tiles

Easy to Install & Clean

Innovative Hydrolock Technology

30 Year Guarantee

Stick them to your walls using high-grab adhesive for quicker and easier installation. This option gives you more versatility to decorate, too.

The wall panels are quick and easy to install and virtually maintenance free, thanks to the large grout-free seamless surface area.

The panels interlocking Hydrolock® joints provide a seamless aesthetic with no grout lines that can be fitted over uneven surfaces.

Multipanel wall panels come with a fantastic 30-year guarantee against any manufacturing defects, giving you important peace of mind.

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Can I fit Multipanel over my existing tiles, and what preparation do I need?

Yes. Multipanel is designed to be fixed over existing tiles using a high-grab adhesive, which speeds up installation and avoids messy removal. The Hydrolock interlocking joints also cope with minor surface irregularities, but you should ensure tiles are sound, clean and firmly bonded; heavily uneven or crumbling tiles will need stabilising or levelling first. Finally, trim panels to size where necessary and use appropriate silicone at external edges to keep everything watertight.

How do I choose the right panel size and how many will I need?

Panels commonly come in heights of 2400 mm and widths of 598 mm, 900 mm or 1200 mm, with some Naturepanel options at 2700 mm high, so start by measuring your wall height and width. For a 2.4 m high bathroom wall you can buy full-height 2400 mm panels to avoid joins; for wider runs use 1200 mm panels to reduce visible seams. If you have a corner or alcove, look at the 2-wall and 3-wall kits or corner packs to simplify planning and ensure matching profiles.

What is Hydrolock and does it mean I won't need any grout or silicone?

Hydrolock is an interlocking joint that creates a grout-free, seamless finish across panels, so you won't have grout lines to clean. However, you still use silicone at exposed edges, around baths or shower trays and at any penetrations to maintain watertight integrity. Hydrolock also helps accommodate slightly uneven surfaces, but careful joint alignment during installation is essential for lasting performance.

Which finish should I pick for a small or low-light bathroom?

Light, reflective finishes like Pure White Mineral, Alpine White Metro or Calacatta Marble maximise light and make a small bathroom feel larger. A 1200 mm wide white marble-effect panel, reduces the number of vertical joins and gives a more expansive, streamlined look. If you want warmth without sacrificing brightness, opt for a bleached oak wood-slat finish rather than darker woods that can make the room feel smaller.

Are Multipanel panels robust enough for shower areas and how long will they last?

Yes. The panels are fully waterproof, designed for wet rooms and shower enclosures, and they come with a 30-year guarantee against manufacturing defects for added reassurance. They're low-maintenance thanks to the grout-free surface, but long life depends on correct installation using high-grab adhesive, sealed edges and properly fitted Hydrolock joints. For intensive wet use, follow the manufacturer's sealing recommendations or use an installer experienced with panel systems.

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Can I fit Multipanel over my existing tiles, and what preparation do I need?

How do I choose the right panel size and how many will I need?

What is Hydrolock and does it mean I won't need any grout or silicone?

Which finish should I pick for a small or low-light bathroom?

Are Multipanel panels robust enough for shower areas and how long will they last?

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