PVC Cladding For Kitchens

Using kitchen cladding panels in your home has many advantages over using traditional, more conventional materials. Kitchen cladding panels add a visual appeal to your kitchen and can provide a hygienic alternative to other wall and ceiling materials. We offer a range of kitchen cladding solutions, available in a range of colours and styles, making it easier for you to match your décor requirements.

Kitchen Cladding Sheets: Hygienic and Practical

Although the use of tiles and wood have been the traditional materials used in kitchens for many years, there are simply too many pitfalls making them the least appropriate options. Being prone to dampness and a breeding ground for bacteria and dirt, wood and tiles are not the most hygienic choice to use in your kitchen. In contrast, PVC cladding for kitchens is significantly more hygienic in that any dirt or bacteria can be cleaned easily using just some cleaning spray and a cloth. The risk of dampness is also massively reduced using PVC kitchen cladding panels as not only can water droplets be wiped away, but the cladding panels themselves are impermeable and do not absorb moisture.

Installing Kitchen Wall Panels

The installation process for kitchen wall cladding is simple and easy, taking very little time due to there being no finishing work such as painting and varnishing. PVC kitchen wall panels are simple to install in comparison to ceramic or glass tiles and the preparation time and cost is invariably reduced, leading to significant benefits overall. Our PVC panels can even be fixed directly over old ceramic tiles, as long as they are still fixed securely, which can reduce the preparation time further.

You can find out more information about the installation and maintenance process of internal cladding on our guides and tips page.

If your kitchen is in need of an easy to install and maintain, hygienic and attractive solution to wall panels, then PVC panels may be the perfect answer for you. You can browse our range of kitchen wall cladding or contact us to speak to an internal cladding specialist who will be able to give the best advice for your requirements.