Sample Solid Concrete | Wet Room Vinyl Wall Tiles

• can be applied on top of ceramic tiles
• steam resistant
• no grout needed
• easy to wipe clean
• just cut, peel and stick

If you are unsure of what design to choose for your project, we recommend that you order a sample first.

Important:If your installation surface is not listed below, please contact us for advice before you purchase.

Recommended surfaces

Wet room vinyl wall tiles can be installed on smooth and undamaged surfaces like:

• painted gib (after a 21-day curing time for fresh paint)
• smooth ceramic tile
• wall panel (acrylic)
• metal

Not suitable surfaces

It is not recommendedto install wet room vinyl wall tiles on the following surfaces:

• porous wood
• relief ceramic tiles
• textured wallpaper
• unpainted gib
• floors
• bench tops
• ceilings
• brick
• stone

For a successful installation you will need:

• grease remover (e.g. sugar soap)
• cutting mat
• metal edge ruler
• tape measure
• craft knife
• pen
• level

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If you would like to know more about these tiles we recommend that you read our FAQs.

Watch this short video for more details about the tiles and how to install them.

1. Before you start: Place the wet room vinyl wall tiles in the room at least 48h before application at room temperature ( 20-22°C)
2. Prepare the application surface: The surface must be clean, even, free of dust, oil and grease, and permanently dry. Level out any unevenness with a filler.
3. Application: Peel off the backing paper from the overhanging backing film and stick the tile to the wall. Glue the next wall tile overlapping the overhang of the previous tile edge to edge.
4. Cut to size: If necessary, cut the wall tiles to size. To do this, position a rule and run the cutter knife along it two or three times.
5. Seal: The backside film is protruding on two sides and ensures watertight joints.Be sure to seal all outer edges with silicone, especially in wet rooms. This prevents moisture from penetrating. Air the room well afterwards.

Clean the tiles with a light, commercially available liquid cleaner or soapy water. Then rinse thoroughly with clear water.
Caution: Avoid acetone, mineral spirits and direct heat at all costs.