We design, waterproof and fit wet rooms in Edinburgh flats and houses.
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Wet room floors, screens, tiles and fittings to help you picture the finished room.
A wet room is a shower room with a waterproof floor and no tray. The floor slopes gently to a drain.
The shower area sits flush with the floor. No step, no tray to clean around.
Tanking is the waterproof layer under your tiles, across the floor and wet walls. You never see it, and it matters most.
A linear drain runs along one edge. A square drain sits in the middle. The right one depends on the floor and the waste route.
Your written quote names the products and work for your room. A wet room job normally covers this.
Our packages start from £4,699 for design, supply and fitting. A true wet room usually sits in Mid-range, from £6,499, because the floor has to be formed and waterproofed.
from£4,699
A complete replacement bathroom in the existing layout.
from£6,499
A redesigned room with storage, tiling and better fittings.
from£8,999
A fully specified bathroom with designer fittings and finishes.
Large-format tiles, underfloor heating or a rainfall shower can move a wet room towards Premium, from £8,999. Every figure is a starting price for design, supply and fitting. Your written quote lists the products and work. See what a wet room costs in Edinburgh.
New bathroom starting from £22 per week*. *Indicative starting figure. Finance subject to status, application and affordability. Terms apply.
A walk-in shower usually has a low tray and a glass screen. A tray is quicker to fit. A wet room has no tray, so the floor is flat and the space more open.
If you only want an easier shower, a tray may be enough. If you want a step-free floor, look at a wet room. Our walk-in showers and wet rooms page covers both. You can also read wet room or standard shower.
Most Edinburgh flats have timber floors with little depth to hide a drain. At the home visit we check the joist direction and the waste route. That tells us whether a level floor will work or a small raised section suits better.
Waterproofing matters more in a flat, because a leak reaches the neighbours below. Read about tenement bathrooms and water leak insurance in tenements.
A wet room can make washing easier if steps are hard work. We can add a fold-down seat, grab rails and a handheld shower. See our page on accessible bathrooms. Just swapping a bath for a shower? See bath to shower conversions.
We measure the room and look at the floor, joists and waste pipe.
You pick the screen, tiles and fittings. We send a written quote.
The old suite comes out. We prepare the floor and set the drain.
The floor and walls are waterproofed, then tiled or panelled.
We fit the shower, screen and fittings, then check the drainage and seals with you.
We check the floor, joists and drainage at the visit. Then we show you wet room finishes and send a written quote.
A true wet room usually sits in our Mid-range package, from £6,499. A larger or more finished room can move towards Premium, from £8,999. Both are starting prices for design, supply and fitting. After the home visit you get a written quote.
Often, yes, but it depends on the floor. The timber joists have to take the slope and the drain has to have a route out. We check this at the home visit and tell you plainly if it will not work.
It depends on your household. A wet room suits people who prefer showers and want a flat, open floor. If you need a bath, a standard bathroom or a separate shower room may suit better.
The waterproofing under the finish does the job. It has to cover the whole floor and run up the wet walls. Tiles and grout are not waterproof on their own.
Replacing a shower in the same position does not normally need one. New drainage or structural changes can. We tell you if a warrant is likely. Our building warrants guide explains more.