Dive into the world of waterproof design with Trepanel Aqua® Walnut, where wood aesthetics meet water resistance for a splash of style in any interior! Crafted from cutting-edge Polystyrene Composite (PS), these panels boast durability and eco-friendliness, comprising 90% recycled polystyrene and 10% virgin materials, including styrene-butadiene rubber, for a sustainable solution that stands the test of time. Embrace the beauty of natural wood with Trepanel Aqua®’s lifelike wood effect design, with a warm, dark brown walnut shade and a soft-to-touch matt finish, adding both comfort and style to your space. With their waterproof properties and lightweight build, they can be easily installed in damp and wet interiors like bathrooms or kitchens when installed following the Trepanel Aqua® guide .

To clean your Trepanel Aqua 3D® we simply recommend a damp cloth. We recommend avoiding the use of harsh, abrasive or alcohol based products as these can degrade or scratch the panels surface. Splashes of such materials should be removed as soon as possible to avoid damage to the surface

Please note : Alcohol in perfumes can cause these panels to fade. To maintain the appearance and durability of the wall panels, keep the surface away from alcohol, harsh chemicals, direct sunlight, and high-temperature environments.

Fixing Guide

For use in bathrooms, your space will need tanking before installation. We recommend using the Mapei Shower Waterproofing Kit. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for this. 

Once you have fully tanked the area you wish to install the panels onto, you can fix the panels directly onto the waterproofed surface following our Trepanel Aqua® Guide. For an easy fix, we recommend the Mapei Super Grip Panel Adhesive. Some surfaces will require the panels to be fixed with screws. 

Be sure to seal any holes from installation to maintain waterproof integrity. 

Please note: To avoid discolouration, do not use Trepanel Aqua® in direct sunlight. These PS panels are also not suitable for use close to heat sources above 50 degrees, e.g. hobs or fireplaces.