Shower Panel Help!
Abz K
5 years ago
Hi,
I’m looking for shower panels in a herringbone design rather than tiles due to easy of clean and contemporary look.
I was looking for something like this and similar shower fittings.
I want a contemporary and minimalist look
Thanks!
I’m looking for shower panels in a herringbone design rather than tiles due to easy of clean and contemporary look.
I was looking for something like this and similar shower fittings.
I want a contemporary and minimalist look
Thanks!
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Rose Williams
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5 years agoRose, 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.
Rose Williams
5 years agolast modified: 5 years agoIt's Abz K that wishes to have herringbone shower panel. My reason is very different, it is planned more of a design piece to break up an otherwise 3m wide tiled area and separate the shower and bath area. I love art deco, and have failed to find a tile I like so a panel made sense... sorry for the hijack Abz
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