Wet room and walk-in shower plumber in Otley

A wet room looks simple, but it only works if the whole floor falls to the drain and every inch is waterproofed. The wet room pictured has a tiled floor laid to a central drain, a ceiling rainfall head, a concealed thermostatic valve, a recessed niche and a wall-hung toilet, all in a room with a sloping ceiling.

How we build a wet room

• Floor checked and strengthened where needed, especially over timber joists
• Former or screed laid to fall towards a linear or centre drain
• Full tanking membrane on the floor and walls in the wet zone
• Concealed valve and supplies set before tiling
• Flood test before the tiles go down

Walk-in showers

If a full wet room isn’t practical, a low-profile tray with a single glass panel gives the same open feel with less floor work, like the shower room pictured with its wall-hung toilet.

Good for accessibility

Level access with no tray lip makes showering easier for older or less mobile family members, and can be planned with grab rails and a seat.

How it works

1. SurveyFloor construction, drainage route and water supply.
2. DesignLayout, fall, drain position and glass.
3. Build and tankFloor formed, waterproofed and flood tested.
4. FinishTiles, valve trims, glass and silicone.

Examples of our wet rooms and walk-in showers work

Wet Rooms and Walk-in Showers across Otley and nearby

We cover the whole of Otley and the surrounding villages, including Burley-in-Wharfedale, Menston, Pool-in-Wharfedale, Bramhope, Guiseley, Yeadon, Ilkley, Newall, plus Newall, Weston, Farnley, Leathley, Askwith, Arthington, Castley.

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