PVC panels may be used to cover the interior walls and ceilings of rooms, offices, and basements, as well as bedrooms, baths, and kitchens. These panels are suitable for usage in moist and damp environments such as kitchens and bathrooms. Otherwise, you may use it everywhere in the house, including bedroom ceilings, garages, and basements. They are also suitable for outdoor applications such as patios and pool decks. The thickness of the panel depends on how much visibility you want from within the room. The thicker the panel, the less visible it will be. Also consider the style of your home; if it's modern, then go with a thinner panel so it doesn't obstruct the view. On the other hand, if you live in an older home, then go with a thicker panel so it has more character. These panels are easy to install; just snap them into place on the wall using built-in hooks or screw holes. There should be sufficient overlap on all sides to allow for future painting or wallcovering installation. PVC is a plastic material that's very durable; it can withstand temperatures up to 170 degrees Fahrenheit and not mildew or rot. It comes in a wide variety of colors and styles. You can get panels that look like wood or stone, but they're actually made out of PVC. It's flexible enough to be shaped into any design without breaking.