There's a few companies that do bespoke panels and not too expensive: http://www.heatandplumb.com/acatalog/premier-ncb035-harper-bespoke-corner-bath-panel.html http://www.bathpanelstore.co.uk/corner-and-offset-bath-panels-135-c.asp

Hi, I would like to have my ensuite renewed and wondering if anyone could give me a rough estimate of fitting cost? I would like the toilet moved a few inches over to the right, apart from that everything would remain in their same positions. I would need the existing tiles removed from from the shower cubicle and new put up (or acrylic panels). Also, some of the flooring under the vinyl tiles would need replacing as it's rotten. Many thanks.

Hi Abz, my understanding on Geo panels or tiles were simply anything that has or creates shapes like these -https://static1.squarespace.com/static/59f859e7e5dd5b8ba2c8288c/t/5b7aba36032be4479953f432/1534769722123/aqua+panel+1.jpg or https://www.nationalplastics.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/small_image/295x295/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/f/f/ffge9stmbe.jpg Pop a link to what you're thinking! I think it sounds like waterproof panels for your shower? They are pretty much always waterproof nowadays but a good option would be Bushboard Nuance. A lot of designs and materials can feel cheap and make the enclosure feel a little 'caravany'. Look forward to the response :)

Rose, even a real tiled herringbone wall would be easy to maintain if you select the right type of finish. A polished, sealed grey tile is very easy to clean. Use it together with a grey colour grouting which doesn’t show dirt and the shower should look just fine over the years. But we think it would look much more elegant and natural than those acrylic wall substitutes.