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Streamline your bathroom and be done with shower curtains once and for all with a brand-new wet room! Perfect for both small and large bathrooms, enjoy the luxury of a walk-in shower and add a sense of space by installing a wet room bathroom – the easy way to create a stunning modern bathroom.

Here you can find everything you need to build your wet room bathroom, including stylish wet room shower screens that boast a sleek finish and prevent water from leaking out. We also stock wet room kits, providing you with professional-quality and cost-effective tools for your drainage installation. Perfect for those who need easy access to their shower or even want to add value to their home.

 
 

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What is a wet room?

A wet room is a bathroom that has been completely waterproofed to eliminate the need for a traditional shower enclosure. A wet room shower does not include a shower tray as a traditional walk-in shower would, but instead has a drain set flush into the floor tiles, which are sloped slightly to control the direction of the water. 

Wet rooms don’t require any shower curtain or enclosure, though many people do fit a glass shower screen to help prevent water from getting into other areas of the bathroom - and to add a stylistic feature.

What do you need for a wet room?

  • Shower Fittings: Many people choose a concealed shower to achieve the minimalist look of a modern wet room.
  • Altered Floor Gradient: A new floor will be fitted, which slopes down towards your drain.
  • Wet Room Floor Boards: These waterproof floor boards will be fixed below your tiles.
  • Waterproofing / Tanking: Before laying tiles, your floor and walls will need to have a waterproof seal applied to avoid leaks occurring. 
  • Tiles or Vinyl: Choose non-slip, durable tiles, as your floor will get very slippery. Non-porous tiles are preferable as they don’t need re-sealing.
  • Drainage: A drain will need to be fitted to your floor and connected to your waste outlet.

How to Build a Wet Room

While wet rooms look impressive, they aren’t necessarily difficult to build. Nevertheless, they are not a DIY job and should only be installed by professionals – you don’t want to find that water is leaking across the bathroom!

When building a wet room, the process will, of course, differ depending on your particular bathroom’s set-up and the type of products you use. However, building a wet room usually follows this general outline:

  1. Your bathroom floor will be removed to expose the floorboards where the wet room floor boarding will be placed - be aware of any pipes or cables.
  2. The waste pipe and drain base will be positioned for the shower.
  3. Floor panels will be relaid with a hole cut in for the drain – it is essential this is completely level to allow the new floor gradient to work.
  4. The wet room floorboards can be fit into place and should fit perfectly with the hole aligned for the drain.
  5. The rest of the bathroom floor will be laid with waterproof boarding. These boards will have a slight gradient to ensure the water runs towards the drain.
  6. The floor must then be coated in waterproof tape, covering and sealant to ensure all surfaces and gaps are watertight.
  7. The floor gradient must always be maintained to ensure the water can drain.
  8. Once all the waterproofing materials are set and dry, the floor tiles can be laid.

How Much Does a Wet Room Cost?

How much a wet room costs depends on a number of factors, such as:

  • The size of your wet room
  • Whether you want underfloor heating
  • The shower and tiles you choose
  • How much labour costs are in the region you live in

Here at Plumbworld, you can find wet room kits for prices as low as £449 covering an 8m2 floor area, helping you keep the cost of your wet room as low as possible. We guarantee the lowest prices on our showers and plumbing supplies.

Nevertheless, when planning for the cost of your wet room, it is best to budget for a minimum of £5,000 - this could go up to £10,000 if you are looking for a luxury wet room. 

Along with the costs for the wet room, tanking, shower and shower screen, tiles and tile adhesive and any other extras such as grout, you will need up to 5 days labour, usually for 2 tradesmen. Depending on the costs for your area, this could be between £150 and £200 per day. 

Benefits of Wet Rooms

You may want to transform your bathroom into a wet room for many reasons. Whether you want to make the most of a small space or add a touch of luxury, a modern wet room bathroom can be just what your bathroom needs.

Maximises Space

A wet room bathroom makes the most of all available bathroom space. By getting rid of bulky shower enclosures, a bathroom wet room creates an open and spacious atmosphere, making even the smallest bathrooms feel larger and more inviting.

Easy Access

A wet room shower is perfect for those who require easier access, such as individuals with mobility issues. Entering and exiting the shower area is easy without any dangerous ledges to account for! You can also add wall-mounted seats or handrails if needed, too.

Sleek and Stylish Design

A modern wet room bathroom provides a clean and minimalist look to your bathroom. With no visible shower tray and seamless transitions between the shower and the rest of the room, your space will appear contemporary and uncluttered. Be sure to add a wet room shower screen to keep splashes off your beautiful floor!

Increases Property Value

Did you know that installing a wet room can actually increase your property’s value? Wet rooms can be a major selling point, especially for potential buyers looking for a modern wet room bathroom in their new home. Investing in a well-designed shower wet room from Plumbworld will boost your shower experience daily and improve your property value when it comes time to sell.

Easy to Maintain

A wet room is straightforward to clean and maintain due to its open layout and simple design. With fewer nooks and crannies, the cleaning process is quicker compared to traditional bathrooms with shower enclosures.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a wet room and a walk-in shower?

The difference is that a shower wet room blends seamlessly with the rest of the bathroom, while a walk-in shower remains a defined area within the space. A wet room is fully waterproofed, so you don't need a shower tray. A walk-in shower typically has a shower tray and a glass enclosure.

Can I install a wet room in a small bathroom?

Yes, installing a wet room in a small bathroom can be a great way to free up space and create an illusion of a larger, more open area. Just ensure that proper waterproofing and drainage are in place to stop water from spreading to unintended areas.

What type of flooring is best for a wet room?

Porcelain and ceramic tiles are popular flooring choices for wet rooms as they are both water-resistant and durable. Slip-resistant vinyl flooring can be a practical and cost-effective option, too.

Do I need a special drainage system for a wet room?

Yes, a wet room requires a carefully planned drainage system to handle the flow of water efficiently. This typically involves a floor drain set into a gradient that guides water directly into the waste outlet. We always recommend professional installation to ensure that the drainage works effectively and there are no leakages.

Do you offer next-day delivery for wet room products?

Order delivery times vary, but we always try to ensure your order arrives on time. Get in touch with our friendly team to find out more about our expected wet room delivery times.

What warranty do Plumbworld wet room products come with?

All wet room UK products purchased from Plumbworld come with a manufacturer's warranty. The warranty length may vary depending on the product, but our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction backs every purchase.