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Of course wet rooms are, by their very nature, wet, which means there are a few things to consider when planning one to make sure it doesn’t end up being slippery, leaky or cold. Getting the tanking right is vital to stop water seeping into other rooms, which can be costly and disruptive. Adequate drainage and ventilation are also a must. Tankingl, or waterproofing, a wetroom is one of the most important areas to get right. Your subfloor will have a bearing on the product you use. With concrete floors, you only typically need a thin membrane to prevent any leaks; these are generally thin self-adhesive products. For timber floors, a thicker membrane is required to prevent leaks and incorporate decoupling properties. These too are self-adhesive so you can start tiling as soon as you finish laying it.

Tiling Wet Room Shower Tray



In a wet area, drainage and waterproofing are crucial. Because there may be more water than usual in a room, it is important to waterproof the entire area. To ensure that water flows towards the drain, the floor must be sloped. The walls surrounding the shower and the lower portion of the walls in the wet area should also be waterproof.

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Bathrooms require extra preparation due to frequent water intrusion. The grout and tiles are not waterproof. They allow water to pass through the grout, but they are not impervious to it. Bathrooms can also be subject to humidity so you should avoid plasterboard, plywood, or other moisture sensitive boards. Hardibacker, a cement-based board is recommended for tile.

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Complete Wet Room Installation

Complete Wet Room Installation


One of the best ways to add value to your property is to install a stylish wet room bathroom. If you don't already know, a wet room is a fully waterproofed bathroom, offering level access showering and producing a clean, contemporary look. A shower tray with drain is normally incorporated into the floor and tiled over.Wet rooms are one of most popular trends in bathroom design. Whilst they can be fitted seamlessly into most bathrooms, their installation can be far more complex than a standard shower. They offer the ideal mix of form and function when it comes to a bathroom design. They’re sleek, contemporary and evocative of boutique hotel luxury, but also offer practical benefits like easy cleaning and great accessibility for children or those with limited mobility. With flush floors, seamless floor-to-wall tiling, and (often) frameless shower panels, clever wet room ideas can offer the right solution for any size bathroom. Whether it’s a large family bathroom with room for a separate shower, or an unusually shaped en suite crammed into a loft, a wet room offers flexible design options that can optimise the use of space.

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Tiling floors can increase the value of your home, especially if they are used in the right rooms such as the bathroom or kitchen. Tiled floors are more durable and luxurious than carpets, and they are easier to clean up if you spill anything on them. Tiled floors have the disadvantage of being cold, especially if they are not paired with underfloor heating. They can also be slippery when wet. Tiles may not be the best option if you have a large space. This is especially true if your children love to run and could slip on them.

Fitting Wet Room Flooring

Fitting Wet Room Flooring



A stylish wetroom bathroom is a great way to increase the value of your home. A wet room, which is a waterproofed bathroom that allows for level access to the shower, has a modern look and provides a contemporary feel. Usually, a shower tray with drain is integrated into the floor. Then it's tiled over. One of the most sought-after trends in bathroom design is wet rooms. Although they are easy to fit into most bathrooms, the installation of wet rooms can be more complicated than a regular shower. These showers offer the perfect combination of function and form when designing a bathroom. They are sleek and contemporary, evocative for boutique hotel luxury, and offer many practical benefits such as easy cleaning and accessibility for those with limited mobility. Wet room solutions can be tailored to any bathroom size with seamless floor-to wall tiling and flush floors. A wet room can be used to optimize space, whether it's a spacious family bathroom with a separate shower or a unique shaped en-suite tucked into a loft.

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Tile covers are not waterproof. Water can seep into grouted joints where it flows over tiles or pools. It is important to keep moisture out of showers and we rooms. This can lead to dampness and structural damage. Before tiled, wet rooms should be properly 'tanked'. There are many 'tanking products that you can choose from.

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The most suitable types of tiles for a wet room floor are Porcelain, Natural Stone or Mosaic tiles. Because of there construction we do not recommend the use of ceramic tiles on a wet room floor, they are however perfect for the wet room walls.
 

No matter if your home is made from timber construction or has concrete floors, a wet room could be the right choice for you. Less cleaning and maintenance is required than a usual bathroom, due to water reaching further places of the room, making it a perfectly hygienic choice suitable for families of all kinds.
 

Tiling a shower by yourself can be especially hard. If you're able to keep the shower pan in place, it will remain an overall straight-forward project for the most part. You can build up a shower pan by scratch using tile and mortar. Or, you could even use a ready-made fibreglass pan.
 

Any size bathroom can be converted into a wet room, but if your bathroom is on the smaller side, you need to think about protecting your toilet paper, toiletries and towel from getting sprayed.