Caesarstone on shower walls instead of tiles?
jenniferpelling
7 years ago
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Evonne
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jenniferpelling
7 years agoEvonne
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7 years agoJennifer, it may not be too late to help you but if anyone else is looking for a tile alternative then consider the Spapanel Wall Lining System,. British made the product has been BRANZ Appraised as a waterproofing alternative solution to building code AS3740. Spapanel is 100% waterproof and grout-free. The decorative surface is ultra low-maintenance and hygienic. The product is also 4x faster to install as it can be installed directly to framework, cutting out the need to villaboard or apply full height waterproof membrane. View our Houzz profile or visit www.spapanel.info
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