How to Cut PVC Wall Panels

Recommended Tools for Cutting a PVC Wall Panel

○ Pencil
○ Ruler
○ Tape Measure
○ 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
○ Take your panel and stabilise on a flat and sturdy surface in preparation for cutting
○ Flip the panel over so that the face of the panel is facing downwards

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

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

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