Question 1

How long does a wet room installation take?

Accepted Answer

Most full wet room conversions take two to three weeks from strip-out to handover. The waterproofing stages cannot be rushed - membranes and sealants need proper curing time before tiling - so we build that into the schedule and give you a clear timeline before we start.

Question 2

Can a wet room be installed upstairs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. With correct floor preparation and full tanking, a wet room is safe on any floor of the house. Upstairs installations need particular care with floor structure and drainage falls, which is exactly the kind of detail our team checks during the home visit.

Question 3

Do wet rooms add value to a house?

Accepted Answer

A well-built wet room is an attractive feature for buyers, particularly in homes where another bathroom with a bath is kept elsewhere. It signals a modern, low-maintenance home and appeals to buyers thinking about accessibility and later life.

Question 4

Are wet rooms suitable for small bathrooms?

Accepted Answer

Yes - often especially so. Removing the shower tray and enclosure opens up the whole floor area, and a fully tiled room with clear glass feels bigger than the same room divided up by a cubicle.

Question 5

What is tanking?

Accepted Answer

Tanking is the waterproof sealing layer applied to the floor and lower walls before tiling. It forms a continuous barrier that stops water ever reaching the structure of the building. It is the most important stage of any wet room installation.

Question 6

Do you handle the plumbing and electrics too?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our plumbers, electricians, tilers and carpenters are all part of the same in-house team, so every stage of the wet room - drainage, wiring, waterproofing, tiling and finishing - is handled by one company and covered by one guarantee.

Guarantees & Exclusions

Exceptions & Exclusions

Limitation of Liability