Tongue & Groove Wall Panels - 60x80cm - 6mm

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The B&Q Tongue & Groove Wall Panel Kit is designed for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to elevate plain walls with a classic shaker-style vertical V-groove aesthetic. It offers the key benefit of an easy, screw-free installation process that adds immediate texture and visual interest to hallways, bathrooms, or living rooms. The primary caveat is that at 800mm in height, these specific panels are better suited for wainscoting or feature sections rather than floor-to-ceiling coverage in rooms with high ceilings.
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While the panels are moisture-resistant, they are not waterproof and should not be used in direct contact with running water inside a shower cubicle.
A light sanding with fine-grit sandpaper can help improve paint adhesion, especially if you want a smooth, professional finish.
Yes, provided the tiles are clean and stable; however, you must ensure the adhesive is compatible with the tiled surface.
Please check the specific packaging, as kits vary in the total square meter coverage they provide.
Standard interior wood or wall paint is suitable; water-based eggshell or satinwood finishes often provide the most durable result.
Ensure the wall is free from dust, grease, or peeling paint. If the wall is porous, consider applying a primer first.
Check that the tongue-and-groove edges are free from debris and firmly push them together until the joint locks.
Only apply adhesive to one panel at a time to prevent it from skinning over before you can position it on the wall.
Before installation, ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free of dust or loose paint to allow the adhesive to bond effectively. If applying over existing wallpaper, it is recommended to strip the paper first to ensure stability. Apply the provided grab adhesive in vertical strips to the back of each panel. Once the panels are clicked together, apply firm pressure to set the bond. For care, wipe the panels down with a damp cloth; avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the paint finish. If you plan to paint the panels, use a high-quality primer to ensure the topcoat adheres evenly to the surface material.