We understand that modern homeowners have specific needs, and with ever-changing styles, trends and of course, the unpredictability of family life, regular updates are a requirement. The answer? Wet rooms are a stylish and practical alternative to bathrooms, which have grown into prominence over the last 20 or so years. Both visually-stunning and effortlessly usable, these hybrid rooms are a great investment, but crucially, they can’t be installed within ever single property. Let the team at Bells Builders Merchants take you through all there is to know about wet room installation, from potential problems, to using the exciting new bathroom space.
Limitations And Possible Issues
As mentioned above, not all properties are geared up to allow wet room installation, particularly older builds, or those with smaller bathroom spaces which lack sufficient room - though innovation has allowed for even some of these rooms to be adjusted seamlessly. Before you commission anyone to design a wet room, you should first examine your bathroom floor to determine how complex the installation will be. Whilst wet rooms can be fitted seamlessly into most bathrooms, their installation can be far more complex than a standard shower, meaning that calling upon experts is a necessity - DIY jobs are rarely a good idea.
A Stylish Modern Addition
Stylish and versatile, wet rooms aren’t just reserved for swanky properties and upmarket apartments - serving a real practical purpose when it comes down to it. At Bells The Dulwich Kitchen And Bathroom Company, we have
a range of wet room panels from leading manufacturers for you to choose from. Available in different styles and designs, our wet rooms can help add value to your home. Furthermore, wet rooms are often minimalistic to start with, so you can out your own stamp on proceedings with personal touches aplenty.
Your Multipurpose Space
Without the need for a separate shower area, the entire bathroom becomes an open area that appears larger than it actually is, allowing for easy access and plenty of room to add features as you see fit. Wet rooms are particularly practical for those with mobility issues, individuals suffering from disabilities, or elderly people who may struggle with getting in and out of a bathtub or shower unit. There’s positive feedback across the board when it comes to using wetrooms, therefore investing in one is encouraged for those looking to upgrade in 2024 or beyond.
Recognisable Quality From Bells
Supplying and installing premium wet room panels from Lakes, Simpsons and Novellini, we’re ideally located for customers in Bromley, Beckenham and other areas of South and South East London. On the look-out for a stylish new addition to the domestic space? Or perhaps you’re looking for a complete overhaul of your bathroom and don’t know where to look? Visit Bells The Dulwich Kitchen And Bathroom Company in Dulwich, South London, to buy kitchen equipment, bathroom furniture and more.
If you’re keen to discuss options, but don’t have any concrete ideas in mind,
contact us at your earliest convenience, or visit the showroom today!
