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How to Install MirroFlex Tub and Shower Surrounds | ATI Decorative Laminates

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NEWLY UPDATED for 2020! Learn how to install MirroFlex Tub and Shower Surrounds from ATI Decorative Laminates in this tutorial video.
MirroFlex Tub and Shower Walls are ideal for wet areas. These robust wall surfaces are an attractive, economical alternative to traditional ceramic tiling. In fact, MirroFlex Tub and Shower Walls are a home renovator’s dream thanks to their durable, non-porous, grout-free properties and easy installation and maintenance. They are suitable for both residential and commercial environments with wet-area wall surfaces including shower recesses and laundry walls.
The standard kit includes three tub panels and trim. Two tub side panels with folding corners and a back panel that allows for the back dimensions to be adjustable up to 60″. The finishing trim for side panels can be easily cut to size with scissors.
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@jakeberrett 3 года назад

Not even sure I'm gonna buy these panels but this video was super well made. Guy's voice is v chill

@punky-allonsy371 Год назад

The corners are awkward and do not stay in place. It makes the middle panel crooked. I suggest waiting for the corners to dry before placing the middle panel because with the spray adhesive the kit came with it doesn't stay in place and I kept needing to respray and readjust them. I think a 5 piece kit would have less problems with gaps.

@bradblumhof6917 2 года назад

I'm interested in purchasing so would truly appreciate hearing reviews of it if you chose to purchase. Since I rehab homes for a living, it sure would be nice to find out whether this would be a viable solution for all my future project houses.

@SamanthaSweetAnne 3 года назад

After watching the video I don't appreciate how you stood right in front of the seam to block how it really turned out.

@bradblumhof6917 2 года назад

I kinda felt the same way bc I'd really like to see an up close view of how the seem looks. However, this is one of the cheapest and easiest to install tile look surrounds so I pretty much expect it to not be perfect. I would argue that it's biggest fault is that it lays so flat against the wall that there's no way it fools anyone who looks more than a few seconds that it's not real tile. They make some sturdy plastic ones that have depth and truly look like real tile but most cost as much or more than actual tile. Wished Lowes still sold the cheap one I bought 20 years ago when I redid my first property bc it looked legit but only cost $99 (which is still cheaper than this after inflation adjustment). Although this reply is a year old,, I would truly appreciate hearing your (or anyone else's) review of it if you chose to purchase.

@Amanda-kp9ox Год назад

@@bradblumhof6917 😘

@bradblumhof6917 2 года назад

I recognize that this is one of the cheapest and easiest install tile look surrounds, so I pretty much expect it to have some flaws (any option has its positives and negatives), but couldn't find any close up views of how the seams look. Assuming that looks good,, I would argue that it's biggest fault is it lays so flat against the wall that there's no way it fools anyone into thinking it's real tile if they look more than a few seconds. My thought, however, is that flaw is made up for by its unbelievably easy install for even the least capable, its corners being waterproof since that is a very common water access point, and it being so flexible which helps with walls that aren't perfect. Of course, that could be remedied by adding a layer of thin plywood or 1/4" sheetrock behind this and trimmed out with a thin plastic screen molding or similar. Wished Lowes still sold the cheap one I bought 20 years ago when I rehabbed my first property bc it looked legit but only cost $99 (which is still cheaper than this after inflation adjustment).

@milkhoneyfarms9116 4 года назад

Is it possible to use only one of the side panels and the back panel for a two-wall tub surround, eliminating the second side panel?

@elizabethanderson657 Год назад

I have a window in the back panel. Can this be cut to fit around it?

@christopherkelley1664 4 месяца назад

3:38 "neatly and correctly"? More detail would be helpful.

@christinewittenbach9446 4 года назад

How do you adjust the width of the back panel if your shower backwall is not exactly the size of the pre-fit panels? Especially when retro-fitting this into an older house/bathroom where things may not be plumb.

@Atilaminates 4 года назад

Hi Christine! That's a really great question. On the side panels, there's a bit of flat space around 1" that gives you some wiggle room. The back panel can be cut with scissors or a razor knife. Some customers prefer to use electric shears, which also work well. If you're worried the 1" side panel's overlap area won't be enough, give us a call and we'll see what we can do to help. Our number is 1-800-849-1320.