As well as being a practical solution for the less able bodied, wet rooms are great if you want to make the most of a small room. If you decide to go with the traditional wet room style of open plan showering, then (as with all bathroom installations) it is wise to discuss with your plumber the work needed to ensure a completely water tight room. This entails a process called ‘tanking’ which requires the installation of a waterproof membrane underneath the tiles. Ventilation, under floor heating & good drainage are all important factors to be considered.  The advantage of a wet room is the power to choose the shape and size of your shower area, meaning ………

Our new ‘easy plumb’ designer shower tray has a system of underlying adjustable legs and optional panels, allowing application for a practical solution for easy access especially on solid floors.

Underlying adjustable legs

There are female threaded connectors inserted into the base of the shower tray, with a male connection on the legs and with the panels slotting into the clips provided to complete the fitting.

Slimline Shower Tray

Wet rooms can be suitable for any size of bathroom, whether you have a plentiful space to fill or a simple and modest showering area; there are many options available at from the online wet room collection at Victoria Plumb. Wet rooms create the illusion of extra space because there is no need to use a shower tray and therefore generate a fluid and airy appeal to any en suite or showering area by using sheer glass panels for the ultimate in luxury showering.

Some planning and installation considerations can make all the difference to your bathroom when deciding on your own wet room design. Firstly, it is extremely important to make sure your bathroom floor is watertight, known technically as ………