Answer five quick questions and we'll point you in the right direction. Takes about 30 seconds.
This is general guidance, not a survey. Drainage and floor structure are the two things that actually decide whether a wet room will work — we check both properly on a free site visit before confirming anything.
Your recommendation will update as you go.
Bath and shower, kept separate. A raised shower tray or bath with a step — the traditional layout, and often the easiest to fit around existing pipework.
One continuous, flush floor. The whole area is tanked and tiled, falling gently to a single drain — no tray, no step, no screen door to clean around. Needs enough fall from drain to waste; we check this on every visit.
