Advice needed on bathroom woodwork

[Bremner]

Hello,

I've recently completed some wood paneling at a clients house and they are that happy with it they have asked me to do the same in their bathroom.
I've used standard 18mm MDF and 3mm hardboard but I'm a little concerned about the materials in the bathroom. I'm going to use moisture resistant MDF but I can seem to find any kind of 3mm thick sheet material that is moisture resistant, has anybody tackled this problem before and have any advice?

I've attached a couple of pictures of what I've done in their hallway so you have an idea of what I'm talking about.

 

[blackrodd]

There are others on here whom do this sort of work quite often, while you's waiting,--
All I could find was 6mm medite mr, which is recommended for bathrooms @£11.95, third item down on the link.
Could you make that work?
Regards Rodders

http://catalogue.chilterntimber.co.uk/c ... tml?page=2

PS, Forgot to say what a cracking job you are doing there, IT'll look the Dogs Danglies when its painted!

 

[MrYorke]

3mm (think it's actually 3.6mm) hardwood ply perhaps?

 

[Mike.S]

You can obtain oil tempered hardboard (3.2mm thick) which is moisture resistant. I've only used it for flooring (underlay) but it might suit your application.

 

[MrYorke]

Although if you can upgrade to 6mm then you'll have a bit more choice. A small compromise perhaps for easier choice and better resilience in damp and humid conditions.

Nice panelling by the way