Wetwall Alloy Linear Oak Splashback - 400 x 250mm

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The Wetwall Alloy Linear Oak Splashback is designed for homeowners and renovators seeking a modern, textured wood aesthetic in moisture-prone areas like bathrooms or kitchens. It offers the visual appeal of a vertical slatted wood design with the practical, low-maintenance benefits of an alloy-based material, though it requires precise measurement and installation to ensure a seamless look across your wall space.
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While the material is water-resistant, it is primarily designed as a splashback. Check the manufacturer's specific wet-zone rating for full-immersion applications.
Yes, the alloy material can typically be trimmed with appropriate cutting tools, though care should be taken to ensure the edge remains neat.
The finish provides a visual wood-slat effect; while it has a premium look, the surface is generally smooth for ease of cleaning.
No, the Wetwall Alloy system is designed to be installed as a continuous panel, eliminating the need for traditional grouting.
Use a damp, soft cloth with a mild detergent. Avoid abrasive sponges that could scratch the oak-effect surface.
Ensure the wall surface is clean and free of dust, grease, or peeling paint. Use high-quality silicone-based adhesive designed for wall panels.
Check if the wall substrate itself is bowed. You may need to shim the panel or ensure the adhesive is applied in an even depth.
To install, ensure your wall surface is clean, dry, and flat. Use a suitable heavy-duty wall panel adhesive to secure the splashback to the substrate, following the manufacturer's recommendations for curing time. For best results, use a spirit level to ensure the vertical slats remain perfectly plumb. Compatibility is broad, as it mounts to most standard interior wall surfaces including plasterboard, tile, and wood. For maintenance, simply wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth and a mild non-abrasive cleaning solution to maintain the integrity of the finish. Avoid using harsh chemicals, scouring pads, or bleach, as these may damage the oak-effect coating.