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wetwallworks.co.uk

Imports and sells shower panels, wall panels, flooring and bathroom products to UK trade buyers and homeowners

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About wetwallworks.co.uk

Wet Wall Works is an importer and manufacturer of interior wall panels, shower wall panels, luxury vinyl flooring and bathroom products. The range includes uPVC, marine ply and solid core panels, acoustic and slat wall panels, SPC flooring, trims and adhesives, and is sourced partly through partner brands including Multipanel, Fibo, Naturepanel, SolidStyle, Kerradeco and Perform.

Customers are trade buyers such as fitters, as well as domestic consumers. The company also supplies hotel chains and healthcare companies. Products are sold through its online shop, which includes a trade account option, and offers next working day UK delivery and click and collect from three locations.

The company was founded in 1992 and describes itself as an independently family run business. It operates UK warehouses and has a head office where its sales and design consultants receive training.

Product: Shower and interior wall panels (uPVC, marine ply, solid core), acoustic and slat panels, SPC flooring, trims, adhesives and bathroom products.

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