by Michael | Oct 28, 2026 | Product Guides
Most bath-to-walk-in-shower conversions take 2 to 5 working days once the work starts: a day to protect your home, remove the bath and re-plumb, a day to fit the tray and waste, then waterproofing, wall panels or tiles, the shower, screen, seat and rails, and a final...
by Kian Carvell | May 25, 2026 | Product Guides
Choosing between a walk-in bath vs a walk-in shower is one of the biggest decisions when adapting a bathroom for safer, more independent bathing. Both remove the dangerous step over a standard bath, both can be fitted with grab rails and seating, and both can be...
by Greg Shotliff | Feb 2, 2026 | Product Guides
The “Horror Stories” vs. The Modern Reality If you search online forums, you might read horror stories about walk-in baths from 10 years ago. “I sat there freezing for 20 minutes waiting for it to drain!” “The door leaked all over my...
by Michael | Feb 1, 2026 | Product Guides
“I know I need to replace the bath, but do I need a full wet room or just a walk-in shower?” It is the question our surveyors are asked most often, and the two are not the same thing. A walk-in shower puts a low tray in the bath’s footprint and...
by Simon | Jan 20, 2026 | Product Guides
Keep Your Sanctuary Sparkling: Professional Care Tips for Wet Rooms One of the biggest benefits of a wet room is how easy it is to clean. With no bath to lean over and no shower tray rim to scrub, maintenance is generally much simpler than in a standard bathroom....
by Michael | Jan 19, 2026 | Product Guides
The Difference Between a Handle and a Hazard: Positioning Matters Installing a grab rail seems simple. You buy a rail, drill a hole, and screw it in. But if that rail is too high, you can’t get leverage. If it is too low, you could lose your balance leaning...