Shower Tray or wet room?

hermanmunster_3

riverboat2001 wrote: »

I looked into the under floor heating and decided against it when i found out it needed to be switched on and allowed to heat up...
Would fit me for my early shifts when i'm getting up at 4.30am!

Time Switch!!

mcw1225

rumdiddlyum wrote: »

well my granny has a wet room in her sheltered accomodation flat its great for her because she cant step up on a shower tray but i think that is the only reason to have a wet room i think they are like hospital showers they look dreadful deffo go for the shower tray unless your going for the hospital/sheltered flat look:rotfl:

A wetroom can look fantastic with a little bit of planning and imagination and as you state are also extremly practical for the elderly and even small children.
If fitted properly and waterproofed leaks need not be a issue either. I fitted mine two years ago and have never had a problem.

Marjo78

I would go for a wet room. My local sports pavilion had theirs re-done recently and it looks amazing! It is slip resistant and ever so slightly tilted so the water goes towards the drain so no worries about getting wet feet.
The company they used was Ryebrook Resin Floors, have a look and good luck with choosing

shirlgirl2004

The main advantage a shower tray and surrounding cubicle has is that it is warmer. We have a wet room which has a sheet of glass to separate it from the toilet and a slow level shower tray and cubicle in another bathroom. I much prefer the cubicle.