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The RapidFit décor end pack finishes an exposed end of a V1 or V2 vanity unit, giving a clean, fully faced return rather than a raw edge. Each pack...

The RapidFit V2 vanity unit is the longer of the two stocked units, sized to suit up to four basins. The kit comprises a 2750 x 600mm postformed to...

The RapidFit V1 vanity unit is a stylish alternative to panel mounted basins, sized to suit two basins. The kit comprises a 1400 x 600mm postformed...

RapidFit MR MFC pilasters are the upright support posts that carry cubicle doors and partitions. Five stocked widths let you close out a run agains...

The RapidFit MR MFC wider access cubicle door provides a 940mm opening for accessible washroom cubicles. Built from 18mm moisture-resistant melamin...

The RapidFit MR MFC cubicle door is an off-the-shelf standard-width door for commercial toilet cubicles, supplied ready to install without bespoke ...

The RapidFit MR MFC cubicle partition is an off-the-shelf dividing panel for commercial toilet cubicles, supplied ready to install without bespoke ...

The largest pack in the Tradeline range, sized for contractors running multiple bathrooms rather than fitting one. Twenty-five cartridges in white,...

The junctions where a panel meets a shower tray, a bath rim or a trim are the ones people actually look at — and a white silicone bead against a da...

Wall panels are only as good as the adhesive holding them up. This is a high-grab formulation developed for exactly this job — enough initial tack ...

A full bathroom typically takes six to ten cartridges once you account for the panels, the trim channels and the joints — and running out halfway t...

An external corner is an outward-facing edge — the front of a boxed-in soil pipe, a pillar, or the return where a shower wall meets the room. It is...

A single Tradeline panel covers 1200mm. Most bathroom walls are wider than that, which means a joint somewhere along the run. The H-section trim is...

An end cap is what stops a wall panel installation looking like a DIY job. Wherever a panel run finishes without meeting another panel or a corner ...

Internal corners are where wet wall installations most often fail. Two panels meeting in the corner of a shower enclosure or alcove leave a seam ru...

A single Tradeline panel covers 1200mm. Most bathroom walls are wider than that, which means a joint somewhere along the run. The H-section trim is...

An external corner is an outward-facing edge — the front of a boxed-in soil pipe, a pillar, or the return where a shower wall meets the room. It is...

Internal corners are where wet wall installations most often fail. Two panels meeting in the corner of a shower enclosure or alcove leave a seam ru...

An end cap is what stops a wall panel installation looking like a DIY job. Wherever a panel run finishes without meeting another panel or a corner ...

A single Tradeline panel covers 1200mm. Most bathroom walls are wider than that, which means a joint somewhere along the run. The H-section trim is...

An external corner is an outward-facing edge — the front of a boxed-in soil pipe, a pillar, or the return where a shower wall meets the room. It is...

Internal corners are where wet wall installations most often fail. Two panels meeting in the corner of a shower enclosure or alcove leave a seam ru...

An end cap is what stops a wall panel installation looking like a DIY job. Wherever a panel run finishes without meeting another panel or a corner ...

An external corner is an outward-facing edge — the front of a boxed-in soil pipe, a pillar, or the return where a shower wall meets the room. It is...