If panels are still unsealed.......A good quality product would be dry treat (Description/application below) it can be sprayed on to the vertical surface with a good quality sprayer. Any excess should be wiped off with a damp cloth of the same product. product wont affect the existing appearance unless you leave areas of excess product. Its best to contact (Dry Treat) and be directed by your local sales representative of the correct application for this. Always best to speak to the manufacturers of any sealant product first. Guy Typical applications STAIN-PROOF Original™ is suitable for a wide variety of indoor and outdoor applications in residential and commercial buildings, including: building facades, floors, walls, countertops, showers, swimming pool surrounds, patios, garages, kitchens and entertaining areas.

Decided on carrara marble 300x600 tiles and honed nero and carrera for the shower floor. Floor to ceiling for the shower and up to the 1300 from the floor and painting the rest. 1. What colour fittings best suit carrara marble and keeps the transitional victorian theme? 2. The 3.24 wall has plasterboard over exposed brick. Do you think it would look nice if I took the plasterboard off and left that part exposed brick? Any Response Appreciated!!

I love it, it looks beautiful. I wonder about ventilation too though. On the plus side I suppose glass bricks would be less prone to condensation? Lots of light without a horrible cold wet window. On the other hand what about for example if you want to use a super strong grout cleaner with the warning to 'use in a well ventilated area' and the exhaust fan doesn't seem enough?

based on available dimensions i suggest that side by side semi recessed basins in twin shallow vanities will be more comfortable than squeezing through the tiny space leftover with vanities on opposite walls, my curve may not be precise but i suggest that a 1200 x 900 fibreglass shower stall with sliding glass doors would solve the problem of waterproofing and allow for a shower door that would not need to crash into the vanities and the small section of glass bricks visible would not be affected by direct water spray,,, the wall next to the window should be sufficient for a mirror doored wall cabinet and the wall around the bath and next to the door will allow space for towel rails and the laundry basket and installing the (standard 820 wide) cavity sliding door to open towards the bath will be less work as it will use the existing doorway ...if you decide to use the void behind part of the glass brick wall painting the glass white? from the bathroom side could make the view from the stairs more attractive