Level access slip-resistant wet room floor throughout the bathroom.
What is a wet room?
A mobility shower wet room is a completely waterproof shower area, where the entire space acts as a shower enclosure. They’re a stylish, practical and modern way of bathing, offering excellent wheelchair access thanks to its low-access threshold. The walls and floor are also sealed to prevent water leakage, and there is no traditional shower tray or bathtub present.
While showers are a very popular bathing style, there are some features that make regular showers far from ideal for elderly people or those with limited mobility. With regular showers, issues often arise if one needs to sit down in the shower (if they can't stand for a long time) or when they have to step over the shower tray when entering and exiting. Wet rooms resolve these issues.
Firstly, wet rooms have no shower tray to step over, offering easy access for someone walking in, or for people using mobility aids such as wheelchairs. Our wet rooms also have an optional seat for those who'd like to sit and relax while bathing if they prefer doing this.
This unrivalled safety and comfort make wet rooms an extremely attractive choice for elderly people who might experience the issues mentioned above. When designing our luxury wet rooms, safety, relaxation and style are at the forefront of our minds. Discover more about our walk-in showers and walk-in baths, which may be your preferred bathing option. Our walk-in shower ideas may also bring you some inspiration for the type of shower or wet room that you’d like.
What are the benefits of a wet room?
With a stylish and luxurious wet room, bathing becomes an enjoyable experience rather than an agitation or point of concern. This is because wet rooms offer a variety of benefits, including:
The main benefit of our Stimulate wet room is that it offers unrestricted access with its entry tray designed flush to the bathroom floor. This makes it particularly ideal for wheelchair users, or those who find it difficult to enter or exit baths and showers. Unlike regular showers or baths, there is no need to step in and out.
If you have any of the following thoughts, then we recommend you consider installing a wet room:
How much is a wet room?
The cost of installing a wet room can vary depending on certain factors, including:
Learn more about the price of installing a modern wet room in your bathroom and contact us or request a brochure here to find out more information. Our friendly and knowledgeable team is here to help you find the best wet room solution for your needs.
Should I consider a wet room?
As we grow older, the muscles in our body might not be as strong as they were when we were younger. This could lead to reduced flexibility and balance, meaning that we need extra support in certain areas of our day-to-day lives.
With a stylish and luxurious wet room, your bathing stops being an agitation or point of concern for those with limited mobility, but something to enjoy greatly and relax in. If you have any of the following thoughts, then perhaps you should weigh up whether a wet room would benefit you:
Discover more about our other bathing options that you might like - walk-in showers and walk-in baths. Alongside wet rooms, these provide a wealth of bathing options for those who might not have considered extra supported bathroom features such as these. We'd encourage those interested to speak to our team if they would like to find out more.
What is a wet room?
A mobility shower wet room is a completely waterproof shower area, where the entire space acts as a shower enclosure. They’re a stylish, practical and modern way of bathing, offering excellent wheelchair access thanks to its low-access threshold. The walls and floor are also sealed to prevent water leakage, and there is no traditional shower tray or bathtub present.
While showers are a very popular bathing style, there are some features that make regular showers far from ideal for elderly people or those with limited mobility. With regular showers, issues often arise if one needs to sit down in the shower (if they can't stand for a long time) or when they have to step over the shower tray when entering and exiting. Wet rooms resolve these issues.
Firstly, wet rooms have no shower tray to step over, offering easy access for someone walking in, or for people using mobility aids such as wheelchairs. Our wet rooms also have an optional seat for those who'd like to sit and relax while bathing if they prefer doing this.
This unrivalled safety and comfort make wet rooms an extremely attractive choice for elderly people who might experience the issues mentioned above. When designing our luxury wet rooms, safety, relaxation and style are at the forefront of our minds. Discover more about our walk-in showers and walk-in baths, which may be your preferred bathing option. Our walk-in shower ideas may also bring you some inspiration for the type of shower or wet room that you’d like.
What are the benefits of a wet room?
With a stylish and luxurious wet room, bathing becomes an enjoyable experience rather than an agitation or point of concern. This is because wet rooms offer a variety of benefits, including:
The main benefit of our Stimulate wet room is that it offers unrestricted access with its entry tray designed flush to the bathroom floor. This makes it particularly ideal for wheelchair users, or those who find it difficult to enter or exit baths and showers. Unlike regular showers or baths, there is no need to step in and out.
If you have any of the following thoughts, then we recommend you consider installing a wet room:
How much is a wet room?
The cost of installing a wet room can vary depending on certain factors, including:
Learn more about the price of installing a modern wet room in your bathroom and contact us or request a brochure here to find out more information. Our friendly and knowledgeable team is here to help you find the best wet room solution for your needs.
Should I consider a wet room?
As we grow older, the muscles in our body might not be as strong as they were when we were younger. This could lead to reduced flexibility and balance, meaning that we need extra support in certain areas of our day-to-day lives.
With a stylish and luxurious wet room, your bathing stops being an agitation or point of concern for those with limited mobility, but something to enjoy greatly and relax in. If you have any of the following thoughts, then perhaps you should weigh up whether a wet room would benefit you:
Discover more about our other bathing options that you might like - walk-in showers and walk-in baths. Alongside wet rooms, these provide a wealth of bathing options for those who might not have considered extra supported bathroom features such as these. We'd encourage those interested to speak to our team if they would like to find out more.
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Very pleased with the end result of our wet room. Barry and Jake were extremely lovely people and very considerate of my husband who is disabled. Would recommend Premier Care to everyone.
See what our customers say
Great service was kept up to date on delivery and fitting. Andy who fitted it did a first class job. Very pleased with everything, highly recommend.
Level access slip-resistant wet room floor throughout the bathroom.
Choice of folding seats for your showering comfort.
Shower surrounds available in alternative colours.
What is the Stimulate wet room?
Stimulate is the name of the Premier Care wet room. The entry tray is fitted flush with the bathroom floor, so there is nothing to step over at all, and the flooring is slip-resistant. It is the most open option in the range.
Is there any step at all into a wet room?
No. The entry tray is designed flush to the bathroom floor, so you walk straight in on the level. There is no shower tray edge and no lip, which is what makes it workable for wheelchair users and anyone who shuffles rather than steps.
Will the wet room floor be slippery?
The flooring is slip-resistant rather than an ordinary tile with a mat on top. Grab bars are fitted where you need something to hold, and a fold-down seat is available so you can wash sitting down instead of standing on a wet floor.
Can a wheelchair user shower in a wet room?
Yes, and it is one of the main reasons people choose one. With the floor level throughout there is no threshold to cross, and there is space for a carer to help. Your surveyor checks turning space and door widths at the free home visit.
Will a wet room work in a small bathroom?
It can, and removing the shower tray and bath often makes a small room feel bigger. The cost depends on your bathroom size and how much space the wet room needs. The free survey is the only reliable way to know what will fit.
Do I need a door on a wet room?
Not necessarily. There is a choice of doors and enclosures, so you can have a screen, a door, or leave the area open. Leaving it open makes access easiest but spreads more water, so it is worth talking through with the surveyor.
How do you stop water going everywhere in a wet room?
Through the enclosure or screen you choose, and there is a splashguard option as well. The floor is laid so water runs to the drain. If a fully open layout worries you, ask about the screen options at your design appointment.
Can I have a seat in the wet room?
Yes, fold-down seats are available as an option. The seat folds flat to the wall when it is not being used, so it does not get in the way of anyone showering standing up or of a wheelchair coming in.
Can I choose the colour of the grab bars and wall panels?
Yes. Safety grab bars come in a range of colours and shower surrounds are available in alternative colours. Contrasting colours are worth considering if the user has poor eyesight, since a rail that stands out from the wall is easier to find.
Design Service
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Supporting you every step
We assign a dedicated project manager to make sure everything runs smoothly
Dedicated Installation team
Our team of installers make sure everything is done with minimal disruption
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The whole operation was carried out with the minimum of bother to us. We are delighted with the finished wet room and it certainly makes life easier