From Plain To Beautiful In Hours 133-WT-SUB-KIT Subway Tub and Shower Wall Panels Surround, Gloss White, 96 Square Feet

This shower liner is exactly as advertised. Watch the instructional video to understand what is required if you before buying. The shower liner is thin, but tough enough to prevent water infiltration when prepared correctly. If your walls are very flat and square, the finished product looks great. If your needs exceed the nominal length, you'll have seems that may be unsightly to some.

While product appears thin and flexible; we were impressed with how durable it was, as we cut and fitted and refitted multiple times to account for curves in ceiling with no trouble. Bathroom was transformed from a moldy nightmare into a cheerful respite. Price comparison against big box chain stores made this product appealing and was easier to install than rigid fiber glass panels they offered or costly kits with extra parts we didn’t need. We learned—snips were the best tool for making cuts, even around the radius on the waterfall ceiling. Two people make panels easier to handle, especially when fitting and refitting for the details. Measure twice; cut once. Used pencil and square to mark on product back with no bleed through issues. Product has been smartly designed to align pattern, and is clearly labeled. Microfilm kept surface scratch free, but remove it before applying trim. Finding the fast acting glue in a bucket was difficult in CO, so we bought a bunch of caulking tubes of the recommended Loc-tite and it was fine. Pay attention to color of the adhesive, you’ll want white or clear. Instructions were easy to follow. We were super fussy about the fit and alignment, didn’t rush, and are pleased with final outcome. Am working on flipping a bathroom in a different home and looking forward to purchasing this product again.

Product description is wrong. Size not accurate. Over priced for thin material.

It’s very thin, creases very easy. Have a big clean area to unroll. The other huge problem is the middle piece needs trimmed on sides to fit. Almost impossible to trim neatly. I have a tool for holding long pieces of materials and it was still hard . After caulking looked great. Also glue must be troweled on plastic needs every inch glued to feel like it’s glued to wall.

Looks great and works well for a bathroom that needs a lot of give (wavy walls, windows, lots of plumbing to work anround); it’s very forgiving. I used scissors to cut around windows and faucets. Take it out of the box and flatten the j-trim ahead of time! The j-trim was so bent that it kept pulling the wall away from the glue. It took a lot of time getting the pattern lined up before gluing, and the glue is very messy. It’s a two person job for sure! Use sharp scissors, not razor edges.

This shower wall is great. We used liquid nails to attach it to the wall. It looks so nice.

Used it for our van conversion and it looks great!

You get what you pay for. It's pretty thin and comes rolled up. The corners are connected to the sites and have a channel that you crease it on to install, and then has an edge on it where you glue down the center wall panel. This makes a decent seal, but leaves a bit of a rough looking wall. My installer recommended not running caulk down the center wall sides, but we might do it anyway to make the seam less conspicuous.I wish I'd payed more for a heavier duty wall but had already purchased a more expensive wall that another contractor destroyed so this was my second pick on limited funds, and it's alright.