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Thanks r896neo, I'll look at going that way, if I encounter any more probs I hope you don't mind if I come back. Might be a couple of weeks though, got a front door step to tile first. :( Thanks again boys. David

In an attempt to save on mess and work, is it possible to apply the wet wall boards over the existing shower tiles. They are all in good condition, albeit just a little dated looking now? Cheers

Thanks Tic, just needed the reassurance from someone who has a bit more experience than me on this sort of thing. Don't want to end up having to do it all again because of water ingress. Thanks and good luck

Thanks mate, appreciate the input

Sorry, one more question: Is there are special backer board that is required or is plasterboard suitable?? Thanks

tictic - your not one of Mowbrays boys are you?? :shock:

Thanks folks for the advice. The 'H' section may have been my error, we were talking about H section but it was definately an extrusion to joint the two panels in the internal corner. Will the jointing section on its own be enough for protection against water seaping through, or will the...

Afternoon, I intend to use wet wall panels rather than tiles to line my shower cabinet in my forthcoming shower room project. I was wondering are there any special provisions to consider? The cubicle is currently tiled and although these are the original tiles with the house being 20...

Thanks for your time guys, having read your replies things now don't seem so bad and hopefully straight forward. Thanks David

Afternoon all, I am about to renew my ensuite bathroom and although I have never tackled such a big plumbing job in one go I have done the odd bit of pipe laying and soldering over the years. I mention this because I am fairly confident about giving it a go except for the fact that my...