A wet room shower design is essentially the shower area in your bathroom, where the floor color matches the rest of the room. The water is removed there through a drain in the ground. The seamless transition from the wet room floor to the rest of the surrounding area enables a pleasant and comfortable shower experience. Such a design guarantees you a luxurious experience and is also particularly suitable for older people and people with musculoskeletal disorders.
The first step in creating is to decide what type of wet room suits your specific needs and needsyour design aestheticcorresponds best. First you have to think about their functions again. Your wet room could have a single square or round drain. However, that requiresthe use of smaller tiles. If you integrate a proper drainage channel, you can also use larger tiles. Here you are spoiled for choice and you can choose between a waterproof area and a completely open wet room design.
If you decide to create a walled wet room then you also need to make sure you have enough space so that you don't feel cramped when showering. Many people like large shower heads or more water spray for their bathroom so that they can enjoy their daily shower more.
But before you choose a specific style and start building, think about what will best suit your needs. Would you prefer a relaxing atmosphere or do you like bold decorations when you shower? There are plenty of inspiring ideas for modern shower enclosures, such as small blue and white tiles for a Moroccan style, bamboo accessories and plants for a tropical atmosphere. Or perhaps you could choose natural stone tiles for your bathroom and create a natural feeling there. How do you like the idea? Great, isn't it?
To build a wet room shower you basically need the following: floor waterproofing, tiles, mortar and trowel, a suitable drain, glass walls if required and bathroom accessories. Remember that mortar is porous. When laying smaller tiles you will need more mortar and therefore you will have several more porous surfaces in your wet room.
If you choose small tiles for a mosaic, additional waterproofing would be necessary there. In addition to the above, you will also need to get the bathroom accessories and other accessories for your water oasis that best suit your chosen style. Extras like heated towel rails and adjustable showerheads can add an extra touch of luxury to your wet room.
There are a variety of wet room DIY kits available in different sizes. They can definitely help you make the whole process simple and easy.
