Yes. The mineral SPC core absorbs no water and does not swell. Combined with the seamless Drop-Click system and a continuous run of sealing tape, it forms a continuously waterproof surface — even in the direct spray zone of the shower.

In most cases, yes. If the tiles are firm, level and load-bearing, the 4 mm-thin panels are bonded directly over the top or clicked onto a substructure. That saves tearing out the old tiles along with the rubble and dust.

The joints are connected seamlessly via the Drop-Click profile. At the floor, ceiling and side junctions they are finished with sanitary sealant and sealing tape. That leaves no gap for water to get in.

The closed PU wear layer is almost pore-free, so limescale and dirt barely take hold. Because there are no silicone seams across the surface, the usual grout mould has nothing to cling to. A damp cloth is enough to clean it.

Yes. The SPC core stays dimensionally stable up to around 60 °C and barely reacts to temperature changes. Unlike soft PVC, it does not warp or buckle with warm shower water and steam.

The large-format panels come in heights up to 2.80 m, so a shower-back wall usually looks seamless and all of a piece. Widths are cut to measure — including around fittings, shelves and corners.

No. The Drop-Click system is almost tool-free to lay: measure, cut to size, click in, seal. For straight shower walls it's a one-day project for confident DIYers — for complex geometries we recommend our fitting guide or a specialist firm.

With clear water and a soft cloth or squeegee, and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner if needed. Scouring cream, steel wool and aggressive solvents aren't necessary and should be avoided to protect the wear layer.

Glass and acrylic mostly offer plain or printed surfaces and rarely convince in a stone or marble look. SPC panels carry a photorealistic, embossed-in-register stone look with genuine texture — at a lower weight and with easier fitting than large-format natural-stone or glass solutions.

Yes. We send up to three free samples within Germany, usually within two working days. That lets you judge colour, surface and texture in your own bathroom in real light before you decide.