PVC Wall panels the final corner?

[richmclaughlin]

Hello.
I'm installing PVC wall panels on all 4 walls of my downstairs shower room, with an internal corner trim in each corner.
I'm trying to understand how it is possible to fit the final panel, as it both needs to sit into the slotted internal corner strip and interlock with the panel next to it.
Is it a case of fitting the last two panels simultaneously and interlocking them with each other and the panel / corner either side all in one action?

Worst case I just don't bother with corner trim....

Cheers!!

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Presumably you have the type of internal corner trims where each panel needs to slot into a groove?

 

[richmclaughlin]

Correct. I'm not precious about using them, it's that I have them so might as well. it's not the main bathroom so as long as it's neat I'm happy either way

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Don't you just kind of manipulate it in, the panels have a bit of flex don't they?

 

[richmclaughlin]

I'll do a dry run and see how I get on. Amazingly, there is zero information relating to this on the web, so it's either much easier than I imagine so it's a none issue, or it's impossible and no one on earth has nailed it, so to speak!
I'll find out soon enough

 

[foxhole]

Don’t work into corner , room must have a door or window , work from corner towards these so your final joint is small and easier to ‘concertina’ in last sections.

 

[richmclaughlin]

Thanks, I'll give that a dry run too