Many wet rooms also have a toilet, removing the need for two separate spaces. There are a variety of toilets suitable for a wet room, including smart toilets and accessible toilets of varying heights. During the planning process, our designers will consider your entire bathroom space so that the end product is the best solution for your particular set of circumstances.

A wet room is designed to allow its user to bathe more independently, by removing any barriers and steps that can make showering difficult or unsafe. Fitting a wet room to your home will give you the peace of mind that any future mobility issues that you may encounter will not impact the use of your bathroom and your bathing experience. After installing wet rooms in homes across the country, we have observed that a wet room can drastically improve the well-being and quality of life of the elderly, disabled people, and those with limited mobility.

The price of a wet room can vary hugely, depending on factors like the size of the room, any fixtures or fittings you require, and how much work is needed to make sure it’s fully waterproofed.

Our team are always happy to answer your queries and provide a quote for free, after an initial visit. What’s more, we offer finance options starting at just £99 per month – which means you can split the cost into affordable monthly payments. Read more about finance options here.

Yes, you can adapt a small space into a wet room. However, you must ensure that the area is waterproofed correctly and meets the minimum design requirements – our experts can help you to achieve this. When designing a wet room for a small space, it’s important to make sure that you maximise every inch of available space.

Our designers have worked with a huge range of bathroom sizes and shapes and will be able to advise on how best to adapt yours so that it meets your needs and budget.

A wide range of people can benefit from wet rooms, including:

• People with mobility difficulties, such as wheelchair users
• Those with limited dexterity who need more accessible shower solutions
• Elderly people, who often require extra support in the bathroom
• Individuals who want to modernise their bathrooms and add value to their home

Wet rooms suit everyone, regardless of your requirements, by combining design, style, and practicality into a stylish space.

A wet room is generally straightforward to clean, particularly compared to traditional bathrooms. Most wet room walls are tiled, making it easy to wipe down surfaces and keep them clean, and the non-slip flooring in disabled wet rooms is designed so that there are few fiddly or hard-to-reach places.

To maintain your wet room, we simply recommend the following:

• Regularly check the sealant for any signs of damage or wear and tear and replace if necessary
• Use a long-handled squeegee to clean excess moisture off walls, and push leftover water into the drain. This will prevent bacteria build-up
• Use a good quality, anti-slip cleaner to keep your non-slip flooring looking as good as new
• Use a good quality, anti-slip floor cleaner to keep your non-slip flooring looking as good as new
• Our shower screens are coated with AquaShield technology which repels soap suds to reduce soap and limescale build up.