WET ROOMS IN AYR
Open, Practical Wet Rooms Designed Around You
A wet room can make a bathroom feel calmer, more spacious and easier to enter. The important work sits beneath the finish, where drainage and waterproofing protect the room.
VISUAL IDEAS FOR YOUR ROOM
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Use these images as inspiration for your own plan. They are visual examples, not claims of completed customer work.
WHAT TO THINK ABOUT
The Floor Must Guide Water Where It Should Go
A wet room is shaped so water runs towards the drain. The floor build-up, drain position and shower screen all need to work together before the tiles or panels are fitted.
- Plan the fall towards the drain
- Choose a screen position that controls spray
- Allow comfortable space around the other fittings
YOUR OPTIONS
Waterproofing Is More Than the Surface You See
The room needs a continuous waterproof layer beneath the visible finish. This is often called tanking. In plain terms, it means protecting the floor and shower walls before tiling or panelling begins.
- Protect vulnerable floor and wall areas
- Seal corners, joints and pipe openings
- Use a finish suited to regular shower water
QUESTIONS ABOUT WET ROOMS
Clear Answers Before You Choose
If your room or situation is different, ask about it during a home or showroom appointment.
Ask about your bathroom ↗Can any bathroom become a wet room?+
Many can, but the floor construction, drainage route and room size need to be checked first.
Is a wet room suitable for a small bathroom?+
It can be. Removing a bulky enclosure may open the view, but the screen and spray area still need careful planning.
What does tanking mean?+
Tanking is the waterproof layer fitted beneath the tiles or visible wall finish to help protect the room.
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