Bath panels are commonly made from MDF, acrylic, or wood. MDF panels are cost-effective and easy to paint, while acrylic panels are lightweight, water-resistant, and simple to maintain. Wooden panels provide a luxurious look but require sealing and regular maintenance to avoid moisture damage. Choose based on your bathroom’s style and usage needs.

Yes, installing a P-shaped or curved bath panel can be DIY-friendly if you have the right tools. Measure the bath carefully, ensure the panel is cut to size if needed, and secure it following the manufacturer’s instructions. For complex fittings, consider professional installation to ensure a seamless finish.

Most bath panels, especially acrylic and treated wooden options, are designed to be water-resistant, not fully waterproof. MDF panels require proper sealing to prevent water damage, while acrylic and certain high-end panels offer better moisture resistance.