Yes, PVC panels can be installed over existing tiles, drywall, plywood, or other smooth and stable surfaces, eliminating the need for demolition and making installation quick and hassle-free.

Although the product can be applied to almost any surface, for best results we suggest this product is installed on a treated drywall or smoothed surface.

No, PVC panels are low-maintenance. Their smooth surface allows for easy cleaning with a damp cloth, and they are resistant to mold and mildew.

While PVC panels offer durability and low maintenance, it's important to note that the production and disposal of PVC products can have environmental implications. Consumers are encouraged to consider recycling options when replacing them.

PVC panels have limited heat resistance and may not be suitable for areas with high temperatures or direct exposure to heat sources, as they can warp or become damaged.

Flexible marble is the superior choice for high-end designs as it replicates the luxurious appearance of real marble while being more affordable and easier to install. PVC panels, while available in various finishes, are more suited for practical, budget-friendly applications rather than achieving a true natural stone aesthetic.

Both materials are durable, but in different ways. PVC panels are highly resistant to moisture and mold, making them ideal for humid environments. However, flexible marble offers greater scratch resistance, a more premium feel, and better longevity in luxury settings. While PVC panels may fade over time, flexible marble maintains its aesthetic appeal for years with minimal maintenance.

Flexible marble is much easier and more cost-effective to ship because it can be rolled and packed into a tube, reducing shipping size and costs. In contrast, PVC panels are shipped as rigid sheets, requiring larger packaging and higher freight charges. This makes flexible marble a more convenient option for large-scale projects or long-distance deliveries.