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Reco Wall Tile Panels are large, lightweight PVC sheets designed to replicate the look of traditional tiles. They are grout-free, 100% waterproof, and quick to install over existing surfaces.

Yes. All Reco panels are fully waterproof, making them perfect for bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms, and wet areas.

Each standard panel measures approximately 1220mm x 2440mm, giving around 3m² of coverage per sheet.

The Reco range includes multiple designs such as Metro, Mosaic, and plain finishes. Colours include White, Grey, Sand, Hampton, Teal Blue, Glass Green, Pastel Pink, and more.

Installation is simple. Panels can be cut to size and bonded to walls using high-grab adhesive. They fit neatly together without grout, making the process quick and clean.

Yes. Reco Panels are lightweight and flexible, so they won’t crack with movement. They’re ideal for touring caravans, motorhomes, and static homes where ceramic tiles are impractical.

Absolutely. Reco Panels are perfect for narrowboats, houseboats, and other marine environments. Unlike ceramic tiles, they won’t chip or break with vibration or motion, and they’re fully waterproof.

Yes. They’re 100% waterproof and mould-resistant, making them ideal for showers, wet rooms, and galley kitchens onboard or in mobile homes.

Ceramic tiles are heavy, brittle, and rely on grout that can crack or harbour mould. Reco Panels are lightweight, flexible, and grout-free while delivering the same stylish tiled look.

Yes. Reco Panels are designed to be fitted directly over existing ceramic tiles or flat surfaces using high-grab adhesive. This makes installation quick, clean, and cost-effective, without the need to strip walls back first.

Technically yes, but it’s not recommended. uPVC fascia and soffit boards come pre-finished in a variety of colours and styles, including woodgrain. Painting them can affect their weather resistance and may void guarantees. If you're after a different look, it's better to choose a board in your preferred finish.

Installation involves:

• Removing the old boards (if full replacement)

• Fixing the new fascia to the rafter ends

• Adding soffits underneath

• Reattaching guttering securely While capping boards can be fitted over sound timber by confident DIYers, full replacements should be done by professionals to ensure long-term protection and proper ventilation.

For more help, check out our Fascia & Soffit Installation Guide.

uPVC is the most popular choice due to its durability, low maintenance, and wide range of finishes. Timber offers a traditional look but requires regular upkeep. Composite boards combine wood and plastic, offering the appearance of timber with the resilience of uPVC.

Need help choosing? Read our guide to selecting the best fascia board for your home.

Fascias are the boards fixed to the bottom edge of your roof, where the guttering is attached. Soffits are tucked underneath the fascia, covering the eaves and providing ventilation to your roof space. Together, they protect your home from weather damage, pests, and moisture while giving your roofline a clean, finished look.

Signs you may need to replace your fascia or soffits include:

• Peeling paint or warped boards

• Evidence of rot or water damage

• Leaky or sagging guttering

• Pests nesting in the eaves If you spot any of these issues, it’s best to replace them sooner rather than later to avoid further damage.