Use gentle cleaning products
Wipe panels with a soft cloth and a mild product approved by the manufacturer. Abrasive pads or strong chemicals can dull or mark the finish.
Rinse away cleaner residue and dry the surface if water marks are common. Always test an unfamiliar product in a hidden area first.
Pay attention to joints and sealant
Inspect internal corners, tray edges, bath edges and trim joints. Report gaps, movement or damaged sealant before water reaches the background.
Do not simply apply new sealant over dirty or failed material. Correct renewal requires the old seal to be removed and the surfaces prepared properly.
- Check corners
- Check tray and bath edges
- Look around pipe penetrations
- Act on loose trims or open joints
Improve drying after use
Run the extractor and remove heavy water from shower panels after bathing. A simple squeegee reduces water marks and helps joints dry.
Avoid leaving wet towels pressed against the wall. Air movement protects panel joints as well as paint, ceilings and nearby furniture.
Keep the product information
Record the manufacturer, range and finish when the bathroom is installed. This helps identify suitable cleaning advice and matching components later.
If a panel is damaged, ask an experienced installer to assess the repair. Drilling, cutting or replacing a panel can affect the waterproof detailing around it.
