Create the perfect wet wall bathroom

If you want a decor solution that’s easy to install, takes next to no time to keep hygienically clean and retains its finish for years to come then wetwalls are the ideal choice. A wetwall is a large panel that will fully waterproof the area around your shower, bath or sink and can be cut to size to suit your space.

in a huge array of finishes so you can tailor your bathroom to your own taste, from traditional wooden designs through to modern white gloss and matte finishes. Many of the wet wall panels also offer a variety of textured finishes too. These can add depth to your bathroom and create a more natural look and feel. You can even find designs that mimic natural materials such as stone or slate – which are authentic on the eye but without the higher cost.

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Another advantage of wet wall panels is that they are much quicker to install than tiles. This is because tiling needs to be grouted, and it can take a while for the grout to dry and seal in place. Wet wall panels simply need to be installed and sealed using the correct application method.

Finally, wet wall panels can help to boost your property value by giving you a luxurious and contemporary look that’s in vogue with buyers. The fact that they are more durable than tiles makes them an excellent investment.

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But then he doesn’t call her for a week and she begins to wonder about their relationship. She contacts her friend who suggests she see a therapist to get some professional advice.

When he’s not at the dealership, Tom DeFelice, president and owner of Circle BMW in Eatontown, is on the board of the Baltimore Museum of Art, Chicago Title Co., Maryland Transplant and the Living Legacy Foundation as well as a member of the Eagle’s Nest and Hayfields country clubs in Lincroft. He’s also a part-owner of the Wheeling, W.Va.-based Italian American Charity and is on the board of Frank J. Battaglia Signal 13 Foundation. DeFelice, who has a bit of motor oil in his veins and “car guy” imprinted on his DNA, didn’t always plan to be a car dealer. He grew up with his grandfather’s Circle Chevrolet in Lincroft and worked in the parts, service and detailing departments at various times during his childhood.