Need ideas for a P shaped bath panel renewal
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Hi, sorry, i know its an old post, but what trim did you use?
Uvpc trim as sold with roof and gutter suppliers.A variety of sizes available.
White Smooth Pencil Round Architrave Flat - Length 5m x Width 65mm
Multi-purpose architrave with many uses! Versatile pencil-round architrave window and door finishing trim. Durable 6mm thick, 5m long flat moulding fits easily to frame or wall reveal to conceal unsightly joints. Available in a range of width and colour to suit existing profiles.
www.eurocell.co.uk
Brilliant, i'd like to do this, but my bath doesn't have anywhere at the top for the PVC to slot into? just a gap back to where the bath shapes downwards etc.
The only fixing points are where the clips for the existing panel are attached to small blocks (maybe glued in place)
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Just use the existing clips.
Drill through the lip and the UPVC sections, and use stainless steel self tappers to fix the upper end.
Won’t that look pig ugly?
It needn't, and some trim could be added to hide the screws.
Won’t that also look pig ugly?
Please forgive me as i've never done anything like this but we need to replace our broken bath panel. I'm trying to work out how this is constructed and as for the panels i understand this but i'm struggling to work out the bottom part. Please could you give more information on how the bottom was constructed. I see you used 45mm pencil round architrave but how did you get it to bend around the p shape??Uvpc trim as sold with roof and gutter suppliers.A variety of sizes available.
White Smooth Pencil Round Architrave Flat - Length 5m x Width 65mm
Multi-purpose architrave with many uses! Versatile pencil-round architrave window and door finishing trim. Durable 6mm thick, 5m long flat moulding fits easily to frame or wall reveal to conceal unsightly joints. Available in a range of width and colour to suit existing profiles.www.eurocell.co.uk
It’s very flexible , glued on , with a few buckets of water or heavy paint tins pushed against it until adhesive set , then silicon all gaps.
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