Shower & bathroom walls
Large decorative panels, with wet-area joints, corners, penetrations and tray details considered as one system.
Specify a shower systemABA Panels by Flooring & Panels
A wood-free sandwich construction for interior walls and shower-panel programmes. Developed around the material, the finish and the complete installation.
Decorative wall-surface reference · the ABA construction is explained below.
ABA is the architecture inside the board: denser A skins around a foamed B core. Our focus is mineral-filled PVC, with no MDF or wood-fibre core.
Understand what you are buying
A decorative surface tells you how a wall will look. Its substrate, connection and installed system tell you how to specify it.
Our reference ABA panel combines a foamed centre with denser outer skins, then adds the selected decorative finish. It belongs to the lightweight SPC wall-panel conversation, while its actual specification remains product-specific.
See inside an ABA panelChoose the application first, then approve the exact panel and the details around it.
Large decorative panels, with wet-area joints, corners, penetrations and tray details considered as one system.
Specify a shower systemDevelop a coherent range around surface, panel format and the way the design continues across a finished wall.
Explore surfaces & layoutsProduct selection, sample approval and production coordination through the Flooring & Panels purchasing office.
Build a trade programmeA specialist focus. A wider team.
ABA Panels is the specialist wall-panel sub-brand of Flooring & Panels, an independent purchasing office supporting DIY chains, international distributors and private-label brands.
Keep the buying conversation focused: the right cross-section, the approved surface and a technical file that matches what will actually be supplied.
Read the technical referenceGo beyond trade names and compare the decisions that change a buying programme.
Separate layer architecture, material names and ambiguous trade terminology.
Explore the guideCompare cores, area-based weight, wet detailing and the scope of technical tests.
Explore the guideApprove substrates, adhesives, joints and finishing details before a range launch.
Explore the guideA dated reference specification, with fire-classification and water-test boundaries.
Explore the guideFor distributors, importers & private-label brands