A wet room removes the step into the shower and opens up the bathroom, with the floor, drainage, support and finishes planned around how you use it.
Wet rooms explained
A wet room has a completely level finished floor, with the shower area built into the bathroom rather than sitting on a raised tray. Beneath the finish, the floor is formed to guide water to a drain and the shower area is fully waterproofed.
It can make getting in, turning and moving around easier, with more space for seating, support or assistance. The layout, drainage, shower, screens, seating and finishes are designed around how you use your bathroom.
What a wet room gives you
Designed around your needs and your home
We’ll help you choose each practical part and the finishes that make the wet room feel at home in your bathroom.
The finished floor runs level into the shower area. Beneath it, the floor is formed and waterproofed so water is guided safely to the drain.
Choose from a wide range of shower seats and grab rails, selected and positioned around your exact needs and how you use your bathroom.
Choose from thermostatic mixers, overhead showers, handsets and digital controls. We’ll help you select controls that are comfortable to use and position them within easy reach.
A wet room can be left open or include a glass screen, half screen or curtain. The right layout depends on how much space you need, whether someone may help and how best to contain water.
The shower area is waterproofed beneath the finished surface, with wall panels, flooring and colours chosen to work together throughout the bathroom.
Beyond the shower
Your wet room can include the rest of the bathroom too. We can help you explore the choices for the toilet, basin, support, mirrors and radiators. You only change what you want to.
The right height and shape can make the toilet easier to approach, sit on and stand from. We can keep the design familiar or include more support and washing functions.
A higher seat can make sitting down and standing up easier.
The fitting height can be planned around the person using it while keeping the floor clear.
A simple remote can make the washing and drying functions easy to operate.
Washing and drying functions can be built into a clean, familiar wall-hung design.
The height, shape and storage can all be planned around how closely you need to approach the basin and what you want within easy reach.
A wall-hung basin can leave clear space underneath and include useful handholds.
Wall-hung storage keeps the floor clear and everyday items close to hand.
Vanity units come in different colours and finishes to suit your bathroom.
Fluted and textured fronts add detail without making the bathroom feel clinical.
Rounded edges create a softer look and remove sharp corners from the design.
Support can be added wherever it makes the bathroom easier to use, from simple grab rails to fold-down rails beside the toilet.
Support beside the toilet that folds away when it is not needed.
Straight rails can be positioned where you need a secure handhold.
Support rails are available in modern shapes and finishes to suit the bathroom.
Fold-down rails can include useful additions such as a support leg and toilet-roll holder.
Vertical and fold-down designs provide support while keeping the bathroom clear.
Choose mirrors and radiators that make the bathroom comfortable to use and complement the finished design.
Integrated lighting gives clear, even light at the basin with useful storage behind the mirror.
Touch-free controls make the mirror lighting simple to switch on.
A heated towel rail keeps towels warm and adds useful heat to the bathroom.
Simple digital controls make the bathroom temperature easier to set and adjust.
Chrome towel rails offer the same practical warmth in a lighter finish.
Designer radiators are available in compact shapes and contemporary finishes.
Choose a chrome finish when you want the radiator to coordinate with other bathroom fittings.
Wet-room prices
Your exact price is confirmed in writing after your free home design visit.
0% VAT may apply. Eligible bathroom adaptations can be zero-rated when the work is needed because of a qualifying disability or long-term condition in the person’s private home. We’ll explain the eligibility declaration at your visit.
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From your first call to the finished wet room
Five clear stages, with the design, written quote and installation schedule agreed before any work begins.
Start with a phone call. Tell us what has become difficult and ask anything you need to know. If you want to take things further, we arrange a free home design visit.
Your advisor listens, measures the bathroom and talks through the layout, drainage, support and finishes that could work for you.
You receive a clear design, an itemised written quote and an installation schedule. There is nothing to sign or decide during the visit.
The team protects your home, keeps you updated as the work progresses and leaves the work area clean and tidy at the end of each day.
We walk through the finished bathroom with you. If you need help afterwards, the same team you have dealt with is just a phone call away.
While we are in your home
Your installation timetable is confirmed in your written quote. Wet rooms can take longer than a straightforward shower conversion because the floor, waterproofing and drainage require additional preparation and drying time.
Complete bathrooms
These are completed bathrooms in customers’ homes, with accessibility and the finished look considered together.
We got three quotes to convert mum's bathroom into a wet room. Mum was under no pressure whatsoever to sign up, unlike with the other two salesmen. Mum's wet room is like something from a bathroom showroom — every tiny detail is perfect.
Exceptional customer service throughout the process of turning my father's bathroom into an accessible wet room. There was so much consideration to minimise disruption for my dad (who has Alzheimer's) — the guys went above and beyond. We are delighted with the quality of the finished wet room and it's already making life much easier and safer.
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.
Questions
Useful answers about level access, waterproofing, installation and price.
No. A wet room has a completely level finished floor with drainage built into the shower area. A walk-in shower uses a low-profile shower tray, so there is still a small threshold to step over.
The finished floor has no visible step or raised tray. Beneath the finish, the floor is carefully formed with subtle falls that guide water towards the drain.
The floor falls, drain position and shower layout are planned to direct and contain water. A screen can also be included where it helps, without creating a step into the shower area.
Yes. A wet room can be installed wherever your current bathroom is, including upstairs. We install many upstairs wet rooms and design the floor and drainage around the room.
Yes. Removing a raised tray and planning the whole floor as one level surface can make a small bathroom feel more open. The layout is measured and designed around your actual bathroom.
A wet-room installation takes 5–7 days. We confirm the start date and installation schedule before work begins.
Complete wet-room design and installation starts from £9,400. The exact price depends on the bathroom layout, floor preparation, drainage and the products and finishes you choose.
Eligible bathroom adaptations can be zero-rated when the work is needed because of a qualifying disability or long-term condition in the person’s private home. We’ll explain the simple eligibility declaration at your home design visit.
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When you are ready
Tell us what you need from your bathroom. We’ll look at the space, explain the options and help you design a wet room that works for you and feels at home in your house.
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