from £7,000
Walk-in showers
A lower, easier step into the shower, with seating and support designed around how you use your bathroom.
Explore walk-in showersThree ways to make your bathroom easier to use.
Compare walk-in showers, wet rooms and walk-in baths, including the access, space, starting price and installation for each. If you are unsure which option would suit you, we can help during a free home design visit.
Your three bathroom options
Compare your bathroom options.
Every option includes complete design and installation, managed by one team. Start with the type of access and bathing experience that would work best for you.
from £9,400
Wet rooms
A completely level showering area, with the space planned around how you move and any support you need.
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from £7,000
Walk-in baths
Enjoy a proper soak without climbing over a high bath side, using a low-entry watertight door.
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Compare the three options.
| Comparison | Walk-in showers | Wet rooms | Walk-in baths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Complete installation | from £7,000 | from £9,400 | from £7,000 |
| Type of access | A low-profile shower tray | A completely level finished floor | A low-entry door in the bath side |
| Space and layout | Works in many existing bathroom layouts | More open space to move or assist | Full-length and compact seated models available |
| Keeping a bath | Yes, when the room has space for both | Yes, when the room has space for both | Yes |
| A good fit when | You want lower, easier access for showering | You want completely level access and more open space | You want to keep having baths |
| Installation time | 2–3 days for a straightforward installation | Installed in 5–7 days | Confirmed in your written quote |
Walk-in showers
from £7,000
- Type of access
- A low-profile shower tray
- Space and layout
- Works in many existing bathroom layouts
- Keeping a bath
- Yes, when the room has space for both
- A good fit when
- You want lower, easier access for showering
- Installation time
- 2–3 days for a straightforward installation
Wet rooms
from £9,400
- Type of access
- A completely level finished floor
- Space and layout
- More open space to move or assist
- Keeping a bath
- Yes, when the room has space for both
- A good fit when
- You want completely level access and more open space
- Installation time
- Installed in 5–7 days
Walk-in baths
from £7,000
- Type of access
- A low-entry door in the bath side
- Space and layout
- Full-length and compact seated models available
- Keeping a bath
- Yes
- A good fit when
- You want to keep having baths
- Installation time
- Confirmed in your written quote
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What our customers say.
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From estimate to completion of work the whole process was seamless. The quality of finish is first class with all measurements and fittings done with precision. All rubbish removed leaving place immaculate.
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The workers are the most considerate tradesmen I have ever encountered, taking care to work round the carers coming into the house numerous times a day. The end product is perfect — very stylish and not the least bit clinical.
Our futureproofed bathroom is modern and beautiful
On first reading reviews from past customers I wondered if they could be true — there were no negative comments at all! But I too have nothing negative to say. The project went ahead with no delays and to a high standard.
Questions about choosing a bathroom.
Clear answers about comparing the options and deciding what could work in your home.
Do I need to decide which bathroom I want before the visit?
No. Tell us what you need from your bathroom and we’ll measure the space, explain the practical options and help you choose. Your written quote follows afterwards, and nothing is decided during the visit.
What is the difference between a walk-in shower and a wet room?
A walk-in shower uses a low-profile shower tray, giving you a lower, easier step into the shower. A wet room has a completely level finished floor, with the shower area built into the bathroom. Which option works best depends on your bathroom, the access you need and how much open space would help.
Can I keep a bath with a walk-in shower or wet room?
Yes, when the bathroom has enough space for both. We’ll measure the room and show you the layouts that could work before anything is agreed.
Which option is best for a small bathroom?
Walk-in showers, wet rooms and walk-in baths can all be designed for smaller bathrooms. The best choice depends on the current layout, the access you need and whether you want to keep having baths. We’ll measure the room and explain what will fit comfortably.
Not sure which option is right for you?
Tell us what you need from your bathroom. We’ll look at the space, explain what could work and help you choose. Your written quote follows afterwards, and nothing is decided during the visit.