A practical, stylish alternative to a tiled splashback — waterproof, hygienic and wiped clean in seconds.
Suitable areas: behind kitchen worktops · sinks and preparation areas · kitchen units · general splashback areas
A damp cloth is all it takes to keep panels looking new. With no grout lines there is nowhere for mould to take hold — a genuinely hygienic surface for food preparation areas.
Comfortable alongside hot water pipes and radiators, where temperatures reach up to 60°C. Behind a hob, a heat-resistant glass barrier must sit between the panel and the appliance.
Hard-wearing enough to shrug off spills, marks, bumps and knocks — which is exactly why they suit a busy family kitchen.
Water simply cannot pass through the panel, so they hold up in rooms with heavy condensation or constant splashing.
When installing behind a gas, electric or induction hob, protect the panel with a suitable heat-resistant glass splashback or barrier where required. Always follow the hob manufacturer's stated clearances and installation instructions.
Check the sealant around the panel from time to time. If you find cracks, gaps or damaged seals, repair or reseal the affected area straight away to stop water getting behind the panel.
Clean, dry, smooth and completely free from grease.
Check every dimension carefully before you cut.
Use a fine-tooth saw or jigsaw for a clean edge. See our Cutting Guide for full details.
A PVC-compatible adhesive suited to your wall surface.
Firm, even pressure across the whole panel.
Sanitary-grade sealant at worktops, sinks, corners and pipes.
This guide provides general guidance only. Always follow the panel, adhesive, sealant and appliance manufacturer's instructions. If you are unsure about the suitability of an installation, consult a qualified professional before proceeding.
