How to Cut PVC Wall Panels

Recommended Tools for Cutting a PVC Wall Panel

â—‹ Pencil
â—‹ Ruler
â—‹ Tape Measure
â—‹ Your Chosen Cutting Tool


OPTIONS FOR CUTTING TOOLS

Tenon saw or Hand Saw
You can use either but please ensure the saw has a fine tooth pattern for a clean cut
Jigsaw

A jigsaw is great for cutting curves or patterns but we do recommend a fine tooth blade

Stanley Knife

A sharp Stanley knife will give a perfect clean cut, please ensure you are using a stable flat surface when cutting
Circular Saw or Chop Saw

Both can be used but the blade can often give a coarse/rough cut so please test first.

CUTTING A 10MM DEPTH SHOWER PANEL

STEP 1
â—‹ Take your panel and stabilise on a flat and sturdy surface in preparation for cutting
â—‹ Flip the panel over so that the face of the panel is facing downwards

STEP 2
â—‹ Take your tape measure & pencil
â—‹ Mark out your required measurements on the back of the panel
â—‹ Make sure you make two mark's at both ends on the panel

STEP 3
â—‹ Take your ruler
â—‹ Make a clear straight lined mark with the ruler in preparation of cutting the panel

STEP 4 - FINAL STEP
â—‹ Take your saw and cut an incision at one end of the panel
â—‹ Slowly start to cut the panel in a straight line directly through the panel following your lined mark precisely
â—‹ Once your panel is cut down to size it is ready to be installed as recommended