Problems With Acrylic Bath and Shower Panels

Most acrylic bath and shower panels look great at your local home improvement town or lumberyard. They come in a collection of shapes and sizes and some of them even come in dissimilar colors. They look great, but what I'm about to tell you, might work on your decision when reasoning about installing one of them in your bathroom.

I have installed quite a few of these acrylic bath and shower panels over my years of bathroom remodeling and I have seen others install them. Most of these products are made from plastic or acrylic materials and some of them are even made from wood.

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I don't ever advise installing wood-based products, in areas like your bathtub or shower surround. Areas that get a lot of water on a quarterly basis, could cause these wood-based products to start expanding and disintegrating.

I haven't had good luck installing some of these acrylic, plastic or wood-based goods tub and shower surrounds. It could of course be the installer and I would be willing to accept all of the blame, if that was of course the case. I have installed these products, following the directions and ignoring them, with similar results.

I have installed the cheaper bath tub and shower surrounds and I've installed the costly ones. Some of the more costly ones, seemed to be made with thicker plastic and seemed to be a dinky more durable than the bath tub and shower surrounds that are made from thinner plastic.

The only advice that I can give you, when selecting one of them, would be to buy the more durable bath tub or shower surround system. These will ordinarily be made from thicker plastic or acrylic-based materials.

Make sure that you read the manufacturers recommended cleaning course and utter this goods regularly. Sometimes when removing the old plastic bath and shower surrounds, I find mold and mildew underneath them.

Problems With Acrylic Bath and Shower Panels

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