Proxinova Paintable Access Panel 100x150 mm, High-Grade ABS Plastic Panels for Inspection Hatch, Fuse Box Cover Cabinet, Wall and Ceiling, Conceals Wires, Meters, Pipes, Fits Flush to Surfaces

This printable access panel is exactly what I needed to neatly cover my stop tap while still keeping it easily accessible. The design is simple yet effective, blending seamlessly into the wall for a clean, professional look. Installation was a breeze, and the material is sturdy yet lightweight. I love that it can be painted or decorated to match the surrounding area, making it virtually invisible. It’s a fantastic solution for hiding unsightly plumbing access points without sacrificing functionality. Highly recommend!

Used in a bathroom refurbishment to be able to access isolation values in the future. Small and discreet cover which does the job perfectly.

Really pleased with the 100x150mm panel. Sturdy construction, and well made. It’s meant to just clip into the cut out hole in the plasterboard, which I must be honest, it didn’t stay when opening the panel up and there was some movement even though the hole cut was perfectly sized. I drilled a hole on all 4 flat surface points and put a small screw in them to grip the plasterboard better, and it’s solved the issue. Great little product though.

Just what l need just as described good quality and decent price not fitted but opens and shuts ok

Arrived on time, easy to install

Arrived early. Easy to fit and looks great in the kitchen. Easy to paint as well to match rest of ceiling.

On one hand price wise this is much better than what you would pay in DIY stores (Wickes’ one was well above £20, B&Q’s similar one at £16 etcOn the other hand, it’s a cheap plastic square, the hinges are hard to release, and even the panel’s frame doesn’t hermetically touch the ceiling (you have to press and possibly use a silicon gun to fill the gap).In conclusion, what you pay for - is what you get: an £11 plastic slab which essentially does the job but there are probably higher quality products you could use.* Bought the 30x30 one, and installed myself.

After a shower waste failed I had to take up the lvt floor to gain access, a lot of work and cost, so after repairing I fitted one of these in the ceiling underneath the shower waste, now any future problems with waste can easily be dealt with and it doesn't stand out, Very neat. When fitting just be sure the hole isn't too tight as it will push the sides in and won't shut properly.