Wet Room Design

[AnneFlm]

We are planning to build a wet room in our house. I have consulted with the people who are doing home renovation about including a wet room in our house. They have started making the designs that would suit our home and we will have to select one from the designs. What are the criteria to be kept in mind while selecting a design for wet room?

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

well good question .so what do you look for .

1 how many have they done before .
2 what ventalion have they aloud
3 with or without under floor heating
4 what glass size have they aloud to keep water in place
5 have they put the drain over the shower head were you will be standing cutting the water flow by 60%
6 are the tiles you have chosen for a wet room praticale
7 easy clean waste

just a few to get you started

 

[One Day]

I consider myself to be very experienced in designing and installing bathrooms - specifically with wet areas.
My main advice to you would be to see past the design and look to the function first.
There are many "experts" and designers who can easily sell a nice looking design and leave the functional aspect to whoever they subcontract the installation to.
Please - look for function over form.
Remember that a wet-room / wet-area should be able to be used safely without any tiles.

 

[White Room]

It's from Canada allegedly...

 

[Colour Republic]

Not sure if this is a genuine question or just spam to get a cheap link in?

 

[One Day]

Well in that case same applies. Except they'll probably still be using hot mop and other weirdnesses which are way outside my skill set.

 

[One Day]

Not sure if this is a genuine question or just spam to get a cheap link in?

If that's true then my first piece of advice is don't use Avonlea restorations! 😛

 

[Colour Republic]

Looks like the op is an interiors blogger, although the image comes up against a few names not just Anne Fleming. My guess is she wrote the piece for avonlea.