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Using a Tile Access Panel



 When it comes to the bathroom or the kitchen, you will always need ready access to plumbing points, electric wirings, heating, and waste pipes without having to destroy parts of the wall, floor, or ceiling. A panel can be installed to enable ready access to all those important components in the bathroom, and they do not have to be eyesores. 

A tile access panel can be used alongside slate, marble, or ceramic finishes. Plus, the availability of a magnetic touch hatch means that there will be no visible markings to indicate the panel location. It means that the aesthetics of the kitchen or bathroom remains intact, and there will be a smooth and clean look. 


Blends-In Well 

Modern kitchens and bathrooms often feature extensive tile work that typically results in utilities being harder to access and maintain. Using a tile access panel maintains the tile work while also making the utilities easy to access when maintenance work or repairs are required. 


The access panel is ideal for blending into the tiled surfaces of areas like kitchens, bathrooms, laundry areas, or the pool area. Wall, floor, or ceiling tiles can be fixed onto it, allowing it to seamlessly blend into the patterns without causing any visible breaks in the design. Most panels have doors that can be fully removed from their frames. They also feature panels that are adjustable to keep the panel door level. 


Moisture-Resistant

Most tiles access panels provide an opening in the wall, ceiling, or even floor. Most panels feature a moisture-resistant door with a steel coating. They are typically available in various sizes and can be procured as either non-fire-rated or fire-rated, depending on your preference. There are tile access panels that can be bought bespoke or customized. 


Installing an access panel is a way to preserve the capacity to easily find and reach plumbing points, electrical wirings, heating, and many other wires and pipes that are better left hidden in walls, floors, and ceilings. With a skilled specialist doing the installation within your kitchen or bathroom, you can be sure that there will be no unsightly damage to the overall design of your tile work. 
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