Wet Room Floor Kits and Wet Room Wall Kits

Wet Room Kits provide a brilliant new way to install a new wet room. Light but strong, our range of wet room kits provide a real alternative to traditional trays.

Shower Base Wet Room Kits - provide an easy way to install a wet room above floor level. Each wet room kit includes pre-formed bases with a channel to accept a waste pipe. Each wet room kit also includes all the waterproofing you'll need to ensure your wet room kit is waterproof.

Bath Replacement Wet Room Kits - As the name suggests - these kits are available in traditional bath sizes to enable you to install wet room kits directly where your bath would have been. Again, these kits are installed above floor level with preformed sections for waste water pipes.

Level Access Wet Room Kits - This type of wet room kit is designed so that the finished wet room effect is at floor level. The tray in this wet room kit is 30mm thick. Once you have removed your floor boards (which are 20mm thick) your tray is installed to stand 10mm higher than your floor level. The other floor boards that are supplied within this wet room kit are 10mm thick and will sit next to the tray so that your entire bathroom floor is at the same level. Wet Room Kits like this are very popular and can also add to bathroom noise insulation. The surface of the panels in these wet room kits is ideally suited to accept tile adhesion.

Wall Panelling Wet Room Kits - A Great way to ensure that your showering area is watertight. Great for around the bath, around shower enclosures and even the Shower Wet Room Kits and Bath Replacement Wet Room Kits we have taled about above. These wall panel wet room kits, like the other kits above, come supplied with all the adhesive and tape you will need for waterproofing.

Why choose Wet Room Kits? - Wet Room Kits are strong, light and easy to install. Someone who is confident at DIY should be able to install these wet room kits with ease because of the easy to follow instructions that are included with each pack.

Making a Splash with a Wet Room Floor

More and more homeowners are opting for wet rooms in their homes and with little wonder. It is important to pay particular attention to the wet room floor as this is central to both the appearance and performance of a wet room.

The popularity of wet rooms is really beginning to blossom in the UK after years of being popular on the continent. There are many features that combine to make a wet room operate optimally but it is arguably the wet room floor itself that most attention is paid to when it comes to the design and installation of wet rooms in residential homes. One of the most commonly opted for features when it comes to a wetroom floor is underfloor heating as this really adds a sense of luxury and comfort to a bathroom and makes wet rooms an even more welcoming environment in which to relax and unwind after a hard day. Wet rooms are extremely functional as well and usually involve the tiling of the majority of surfaces in the room to provide a splash proof and water-tight room in which to enjoy power showers and various bathroom accessories.

Take a Stand with your Choice of Wet Room Floor

Of course, the key undertaking when installing a wet room is to make the room waterproof and this is achieved through a process typically referred to as ‘tanking’ the room with a waterproof product that will ensure the wet room floor and walls are suitably guarded against what is likely to be a high level of moisture. Choosing what type of wetroom floor you want should be one of the primary considerations because you will need to work the rest of the features around your choice of wet room flooring. When it comes to wet rooms, ceramic tiles are one of the most popular materials utilised for flooring due to their aesthetic appeal but they can be quite cold so many homeowners will install an underfloor heating system beneath their wet room floor

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Wet Rooms are a Great Feature in Any Home

Regardless of the style of a property, a well designed and installed wet room really can significantly improve the look and feel of the property. When it comes to decided what sort of wet room floor is most applicable for your property and whether underfloor heating is a viable option, the best thing to do is to speak to bathroom specialists who are well versed in the installation of wet rooms into all sorts of residential property.

Looking for a Wet Room Floor Supplier? Speak to Heat and Plumb Today

Heat and Plumb are one of the UK’s chief suppliers of plumbing goods for homes and business premises. Offering a first class range of supplies for wet rooms including wet room floors.