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case study kitchens, bathrooms & washrooms
Transforming care home bathrooms
Spring Grove’s Multipanel journey Spring Grove Care Home, part of the Springdene group in Hampstead, North London, provides a welcoming and safe environment for its residents, many of whom live with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. With 46 rooms to refurbish, the care home faced a common challenge for independent living providers: how to upgrade bathrooms in a working care home with minimal disruption, while ensuring the spaces were hygienic, durable and low-maintenance. Multipanel explains...
The challenge – Modern bathrooms, minimal disruption Renovating bathrooms in a live care environment comes with unique pressures. Residents’ daily routines must be respected, and the project needed to avoid lengthy room closures. Traditional tiling methods would have required specialist trades, long installation times and ongoing maintenance – factors that could increase disruption and costs. Additionally, care homes require surfaces that resist mould, grime and leaks to ensure longevity and safety.
The Solution – Multipanel’s innovative approach Enter Multipanel, the UK’s leading bathroom wall panel brand. Multipanel offers grout-free, fully waterproof panels that are FSC® certified and Made in Britain. With over 140 years of manufacturing experience and ISO 9001:2015 certification, the company combines reliability with innovation. Its Hydrolock® tongue-and- groove joint and 6mm tolerance allow panels to fit over uneven surfaces quickly and easily, reducing installation time by up to five times compared to traditional tiles.
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