Housing 2022 Show Preview; Heating,Ventilation & Services


Free trial for social housing sector


Fibo, a leading manufacturer of tile-eff ect waterproof wall panels, is giving housing associations the chance to trial its wall panel system for FREE. For many years, tiles have been the go-to solution for bathroom installations and renovations, despite wall panels being the optimal solution. Recognising this, Fibo is off ering private and public housing associations the chance to trial its range of waterproof wall panels for free on a bathroom project. T e trial will enable both housing associations and their tenants to benefi t from the many advantages the wall panel system off ers. From an installation perspective, Fibo’s wall panels are fi ve times faster to install than tiles, as they can be fi tted directly over existing tiles, plasterboard and studwork, and with only standard carpentry tools required – enabling housing providers to complete more bathroom renovations in a shorter period of time. What’s more, with its Aqualock tongue and groove system, you can be sure of a waterproof, secure join every time! For tenants, they are provided with a bathroom that is long-lasting, easy to maintain, and contemporary in design. In fact, Fibo can off er panels that feature routered ‘grout lines’ to create the traditional look and feel of tiles. As the panels do not require grouting, it means the wall panels are more hygienic and easier to clean.


01494 771242 www.fi bo.co.uk HOUSING 2022 STAND B20


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