Grey Bathroom Collection - Wall Panels

Measure the height of your walls first and match it to the panel heights on offer, common sizes are 2400mm and 2700mm, so a 2400mm panel suits a typical ceiling while 2700mm covers taller rooms. For widths, panels come in 1200mm, 1000mm, 900mm and 598mm, so plan runs to minimise joins (wider panels mean fewer seams). If you want a tile-look layout, narrower 598mm panels give a more natural staggered pattern. Picking the right size reduces visible joins and gives a cleaner finish.

For small en-suites, lighter greys and marble-effect panels such as Alpine White Tile Effect or Crystal Marble reflect light and create an airy feel. In a larger family bathroom, deeper greys, concrete textures like Linda Barker Concrete or Dust Grey Tile Effect add warmth and a sophisticated, tactile look. If you want a modern industrial mood in a big space, pair darker concrete panels with matte black fittings for dramatic contrast. Light finishes help visually expand small rooms; darker, textured panels give character to larger spaces.

Yes, the range is marketed as waterproof wall panels, with many Multipanel and Starline options designed specifically for wet areas. Products labelled Hydrolock and tongue & groove are intended to form tight joints that resist moisture. These panels are commonly used around baths and in shower enclosures because they avoid grout lines and are easier to wipe clean than tiles. Always choose panels explicitly described as waterproof when planning wet-room walls.

Match the tone and texture of the basin to the panel: a light grey basin pairs beautifully with Alpine White Tile Effect or Crystal Marble panels and chrome fittings for a fresh, minimalist look. A deeper grey basin works well with Dust Grey Tile Effect, Grey Mineral or Linda Barker Concrete panels and matte black accessories for a striking, modern feel. If you want a softer contrast, use a marble-look panel such as Valmasino with a mid-grey basin to add subtle luxury. Think about whether you want the basin to blend in or stand out, then pick a panel texture to support that choice.

Yes, many finishes offer inexpensive samples so you can check colour and texture under your bathroom lighting; samples shown include Starline Grey Marble and Retro Metallic at at a lower price point, and several Multipanel samples like Dust Grey, Valmasino Marble and Linda Barker Concrete from lower-priced options. Ordering a sample helps you see how a panel sits next to your tiles, paint and fittings, test a Dust Grey sample beside a matte black tap to ensure the contrast feels right. It's a quick way to avoid surprises with shade or pattern in your actual space.