Advantages of a Wetroom

Wetrooms have much of what you expect to find in a traditional bathroom. The main difference is the shower cubicle drains directly into the floors, which are specially waterproofed or 'tanked', without the need for more usual shower tray or shower screen. Apart from its traditional aspect, a wetroom has lot of advantages, some of which are discussed below:

Mobility access and safety factor

  

For people with restricted mobility, the main advantage of a wet room is the level access to the shower.  People, who find raised steps a challenge and particularly the wheelchair users, find that they can easily access the shower because there's no need for a shower tray.

A wetroom can also be fitted with slip resistant flooring to reduce the chances of slipping, thereby increasing the safety factor. 

Style and durability

 

By removing the bath tub, a wet room can open up your bathroom to create a more attractive space. Smaller rooms where the more usual type of shower may not fit in can be especially benefitted by these wetrooms.  The extensive range of variety from wooden to waterproof material help you chose the wetroom of your choice.

Moreover, the 'tanking' process protects the room from moisture damage and water leaks, prolonging the life of tiles and grout.

East to maintain

Wetrooms are generally easier to maintain as there is no shower tray or screen and fewer nooks and crannies to clean. This can be an important consideration if your mobility is impaired.

If you’re planning to install a wetroom looking at the advantages, you should contact an experienced wetroom specialist to get a quality service because proper installation is an important factor to enjoy the advantages.

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