Tradeline

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...

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...

Bring a clean, true white, crisp and timeless to your bathroom with the Tradeline White wet wall panel. Behind the high-pressure laminate face sits...

Bring a clean, true white, crisp and timeless to your bathroom with the Tradeline White wet wall panel. Behind the high-pressure laminate face sits...

Bring a clean, true white, crisp and timeless to your bathroom with the Tradeline White wet wall panel. This half-width 580mm tongue & groove p...

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...

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...