Wet Rooms

Transform your bathroom with our range of wet room essentials. Designed for a clean, open-plan look, wet rooms offer a seamless showering area without the need for a traditional enclosure. Choose from our wet room shower screens, wet room trays, and backer panels to create a fully customisable setup. Complete the design with a wet room waste, ensuring that water drains away quickly and effectively to prevent any pooling or flooding. Wet rooms are perfect for maximising space in small bathrooms or creating a luxurious, spa-like atmosphere in larger bathrooms. Shop our must-have wet room accessories and waterproofing options and create your ideal shower.

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Wet Room Fixtures & Fittings
Wet Room Fixtures & Fittings
Wet Room Panels & Backer Boards
Wet Room Panels & Backer Boards
Wet Room Shower Tray Formers
Wet Room Shower Tray Formers
Wet Room Shower Screens
Wet Room Shower Screens
Wet Room Shower Trays
Wet Room Shower Trays
Wet Room Shower Wastes
Wet Room Shower Wastes
Wet Room Waterproofing
Wet Room Waterproofing

FAQs

What is a wet room?

A wet room is a fully waterproof bathroom where the shower area is level with the rest of the room, creating an open-plan space. The entire room functions as a shower enclosure, with water draining away via a central drain.

Wet rooms are popular for their sleek, modern design and ease of access – making them suitable for bathrooms of all sizes.

What do I need to create a wet room?

To create a wet room, you’ll need the following components:

  • Shower – A wet room typically includes a wall-mounted shower head, which can be fixed or handheld, depending on your preference.
  • Wet room tray – This pre-formed base sits under the tiles to ensure proper drainage and a level floor.
  • Shower tray former – A type of padding that sits beneath the shower tray, tiles, and flooring in your wet room to create a sloping surface for water to drain efficiently.
  • Shower waste – This drainage system is typically installed at the lowest point of the wet room to ensure water is removed efficiently.
  • Waterproofing – A coating applied to the floors and walls to prevent water from leaking into other areas of the home.
  • Wet room panels – These panels cover the walls and floor, providing a smooth, waterproof surface that’s easy to clean and maintain.
  • Shower screen – While wet rooms are generally open, you may choose to add a glass screen to contain splashes and separate the shower area from the rest of the bathroom.

How much does a wet room cost?

The price of a wet room can vary significantly depending on the size of the room, the materials you choose to use, and the complexity of the design.

Customisations like luxury tiles, high-end fittings – including shower heads and valves – and underfloor heating can increase the overall cost.