The most accessible bathroom there is
A wet room is the most open, most accessible bathroom there is. The floor is fully waterproofed and slopes gently towards a drain – only in the area under the shower head. There's no tray to step onto and no threshold to catch a foot, a wheel or a frame.
And the most common worry we hear – that the whole floor gets soaked – simply isn't how a properly built wet room works. The floor slopes gently towards the drain, only in the area under the shower. The water goes where it should, and the rest of the room stays dry.
How we work
The right wet room starts with the right conversation.
Before we'd recommend a wet room we need to understand four things:
First
Your mobility
Whether you shower standing, seated, or with a frame or wheelchair – and how much room you need to move and turn.
Second
Your life
Whether anyone helps you wash, now or in future. It changes the layout: where the seat goes, which screens work, and how someone reaches you if you need them.
Third
Your home
The room itself: the floor beneath it, where the water will drain, the door, the lighting – and the route you take to get there at night.
Fourth
The future
A wet room is the most future-proof bathroom there is. We design it for how you move today and how you're likely to move in the future – so it doesn't need doing twice.
We can get started quickly, but we can't do this in five minutes on the phone. It takes an in-person visit – over tea and biscuits at your kitchen table – to see what will actually work. If a wet room is the right answer, we'll design it around the way you actually move. If it's more than you need, we'll tell you – a low level shower, or a few smaller changes, may do the job for less.
What makes ours different
The things we check that others don’t.
Built for how you’ll actually use it
Room for a wheelchair or walking frame to turn, a seat where you need it, controls within reach whether you’re standing or seated.
Designed for 3am, not just 3pm
Most bathroom falls don’t happen during a morning shower – they happen at night. We think about your night-time route, the lighting, and a layout you can navigate half-asleep in the dark.
Screens that help, not hinder
If someone helps you wash, a full-height screen shuts them out. We choose screens that give you privacy and warmth while keeping the access you need.
Anti-slip flooring throughout
The whole floor, not just the shower zone – because a wet room is one continuous surface, and it all needs to be safe.
Before you decide
Is a wet room right for you?
A wet room suits you well if you use a wheelchair or walking frame, if any threshold has become difficult, or if you want a bathroom that will keep working however your mobility changes. With no tray and no step, it's the most open and future-proof option there is.
It's also more than some people need. A wet room means fully waterproofing the floor, so if you're steady on your feet and simply want a safer, easier shower, a low level shower gives you that for less. That's part of what the assessment settles – which option fits your bathroom, your mobility and the next few years, before you spend anything.
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