SPA Board 
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Product Specifications
Panel Size: 2400 x 1200mm
Core Material: Waterproof Polyfoam
Overall Thickness: 10mm Surface: Decorative Laminate
Introduction
The panels are surfaced in laminate and offer all the advantages of a hardwearing, decorative
surface that’s easy to maintain.
Kit Contents
2 x Wall Panels, 2400 x 1200mm (nominal)
1x internal corner trim
1 x butt-joint trim
3 x edging/top trims
Fixing and maintenance instructions
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Panel Adhesive. (2 x 290ml. cartridges
per panel +  applicator gun) Measuring Tape Masking Tape 50mm (2") wideSquare Electric drill (for installation of fixtures). |
Spirit Level or plumb line.Electric jigsaw (1mm pitch), hand held
saw (15teeth, 16point), junior hacksawPencil1 x Tube of bathroom grade silicone
sealant (coloured to suit) |
Panel Designs |
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Avalanche |
Beige Mosaic |
Blue Splash |
Cappuccino |
Dazzling White |
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Desert Sand |
High Force |
Luxor |
Monte Blanc |
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Oasis Blue |
Stone Wash |
Velvet Slate |
Warm Coral |
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1. Quick & Easy Installation
Read instructions carefully before beginning installation.
Allow panels to reach room temperature for 30 minutes
prior to installation.
Surfaces must be free from dirt, film, waxes or any other
residues. Tiled and painted surfaces must be sanded to
create a key for the adhesive. Newly treated walls should
be sealed. Remove any wallpaper.
The panel is manufactured with a border of foam for
protection during shipping, this needs to be trimmed
prior to any measuring / fitting.
When sawing, carefully cut the panel with a jigsaw using
a 1mm pitch cutting blade. Alternatively, a hand saw
(15 teeth, 16 point) can be used.
Always cut and drill with the decorative side of the panel
face up.
Leave any protective film in place as long as possible
(if fitted). It may be helpful to support the panels during
cutting.
Always wear Safety Glasses when cutting or drilling
laminate panels.
Measure twice, cut once!!
Apply the adhesive thinly and evenly direct to the wall in
the form of a grid. DO NOT leave any bare areas. For best
results ensure that all the area is fully covered.
Allow for a 3mm gap at the bottom of the shower wall,
this is essential to allow for expansion / movement of the
shower tray. Gaps should be filled with waterproof
silicone sealant.
Ceiling gaps should also be filled with silicone sealant to
ensure a complete waterproof seal.
WARNING – DO NOT use solvent based adhesives or
cleaners on this product.
2. Corner Framing |
3. Fixing Panels |
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Firstly, cut the corner section to
the height of the required panel.
This can be done with a junior
hacksaw or a strong pair of snips. Apply adhesive to outer edges of the corner section and fix directly to the wall, using masking tape to temporarily secure if required. Using a spirit level or plumb line mark the position of the end of the panel directly on the wall and if using a top trim, mark the position of the trim. Cut the side edging trim to the same height as the panel and apply adhesive to outer edge of the edging trim and fix directly to the wall, using masking tape to temporarily secure if required. Two options are available to finish the top of the panel : 1. Simply fill the small gap left at the top of the panel with waterproof silicone sealant. Wipe off all excess silicone and clean the panels with a warm soapy cloth. 2. If using a top trim, measure and cut the top trims to fit between the inner sections of the corners and the outer edge trims. Apply adhesive to the outer edge of the top trim and fix |
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Measure top, middle and
bottom of each wall to
be panelled.
Deduct 20mm overall
width for each panel to
allow for the corner
section. Mark sizes on the face of the panel with masking tape and a pencil. Using a jig saw (1mm pitch) or hand saw (15 teeth, 16 point), cut the panel face-side up. Remember, measure twice cut once! After checking the panel fits, apply a grid of adhesive over the wall, ensuring all of the area is covered. Offer the panel up to the wall and smooth out all pockets of air. Make sure area is well ventilated. Continue on the other wall for a corner installation or both walls for an alcove installation. If needed hold panel(s) in place with masking tape until adhesive has set and no movement of the panel can occur. |
4. Fixtures & Fittings |
5. Alcove Framing |
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Once panels are in place it is
time to fit the trims. First cut
the corner sections to the same
height as the boards. Apply a
bead of silicone to the insides
of the trim and push home until
trim locks fully into place and
silicone squeeze out occurs.
Next cut the side edging trim,
allowing 13mm for the top trim.
Apply silicone to the back and
click into place. Finally measure
the distance between the corner
and side trim and cut top
edging trim to suit. Apply
silicone and push top edging
trim into place, ensuring that
silicone squeeze out occurs. Fill in the 3mm gap left at the base of the shower with waterproof silicone sealant. Wipe off all excess silicone and clean the panels with a warm, soapy cloth. A 2-3mm expansion gap is required on cut-outs for pipes or fittings, even if collars are to be fitted. The gap must be filled with waterproof sealant. Shower attachments can be fitted through the panels using suitable fixings and ensuring the waterproof seal is maintained. Any wall plugs must be pushed completely through the panel into the supporting wall. |
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Please note – to install an
Alcove you will require an
additional product pack. To install an Alcove frame repeat parts a to c from section 2. Corner Framing, adding the second corner joint. Complete parts d and e from section 2. Corner Framing. Continue to sections 3. Fixing Panels and 4. Fixtures and Fittings. Please Note : for the back panel you must deduct 40mm from the overall panel width to allow for both corner sections. Ensure measurements are taken from wall to wall. |
6. Finishing & Maintenance |
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| Cleaning your panels For regular cleaning use only warm, soapy water or mild detergents applied with a soft cloth. Do not use solvent based cleaners, scouring pads, gritty cloths or harsh abrasive cleaners as these will damage the panel. Always rinse all surfaces well after cleaning. |
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