sheet vinyl shower walls

[@TheHonudiver]

Nice idea. I'm getting ready to do an outhouse type toilet and shower for some friends. Love the vinyl sheeting idea. Gonna do it!

[@MrSteeDoo]

I get being frugal and creative but big tiles can be had for less than $2 a square ft. I got a bunch of concrete backer boards for free on FB Marketplace. Tiling walls is not difficult at all. 2 days tops.

[@DavidDivers-je7on]

Why not use a single piece to avoid seems in the corners?

[@freeturn919]

Great question .. 1) I can see applying wallpaper through a corner but this product is thicker and meant for planar installation (floors); and not necessarily meant to be permanently forced into a SHARP 90 degree bend/fold/crease. I would be nervous about stressing the material on the front and/or back. But, not a crazy idea, especially if you get a thinner version--closer to 1mm instead of 3? Of course the idea of continuous material through the corners is appealing. 2) It was tricky enough getting the large, 60-inch, back wall piece (33sf of adhesive and material) up and perfectly positioned in a timely manner. I cannot imagine attempting this with a 124-inch piece (about 68sf) and ending up with perfect placement on all 3 walls--even with an assistant. 3) If you care about trapped air pockets, these could be more likely, numerous, and difficult to roll out with a piece that large--depending on your application method. It's nice to have nearby edges/seams where air can escape. I'm confident with silicone in the corners, and the tape method worked great for applying it.

[@DavidDivers-je7on]

Those are all good points. Thanks for the response.