Wetrooms Design & Installation

If you are considering converting a bathroom or other room in your house into a wet room, Alan Clark will be happy to work with you to plan an efficient use of the space.  
A wetroom is a completely waterproof bathroom with a ‘walk-in’ shower space. The walk-in shower area is often level with rest of the bathroom floor. The shower drain is placed into a slightly sloped floor instead of the conventional shower tray.


Design
Wet rooms look stylish and modern, and can add real value to your home. 

They are architectural, conceptual, and give a wonderful sense of space and open-plan living. Wet rooms are ideal for both large and small spaces; windowless box rooms, downstairs loos, basements or part of a large bedroom – all you need is an open-plan room with a shower, basin and loo and you can really add the wow factor to your property.

3d Design and planning is FREE. 

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Glass Screens
Wet room glass screens help to create the ultimate in walk-in showers, giving the bathroom a contemporary look. Glass panels are great for protecting the sanitary ware from water spray.

Walls and Floors
Walls and floors can be tiled with modern stone or mosaic tiles.
The wet room’s floor needs to be stable and well fixed (it can be a concrete or timber floor); both walls and floor need to be waterproofed (tanked) to ensure full protection against leaks. If you are looking for level access showering, the shower drain needs to be installed completely into your floor. In some houses this is not possible, because you may not have enough space beneath the actual floor; wooden joists are not deep enough.

Alan Clark has been trained by kudos for fitting of Aqua4MA, this type of system will give you a 100% watertight area to create a full walk-in wetroom to a space saving, en-suite showering area, this also can be fitted in any room in the house, upstairs, downstairs and even in loft areas.

The kudos Aqua4MA system is covered by a lifetime guarantee.

Heating                                                                                                                     
Electric under-floor heating is one of the most appropriate heating solutions for tiled rooms. It provides a warm underfoot surface and it can be controlled independently from the rest of the heating system.

Ventilation
To avoid having a steamy wet room, adequate ventilation will be required.

Shower
A quality shower head with high water pressure will be essential for your wet room.
If water pressure is low, you may need to install a pump – please remember that ‘combi-boiler’ systems are not compatible with pumps. 

Wetroom Gallery