Wet room

[mrsukyankee]

Does anyone have a wet room? If so, what did you use on the floor? TIA!

[dancingirl21]

Is this a bathroom with no walls or curtain for the shower?

I don’t have one, but when we were in London our hotel room had one. Everything was tile. I hated it. The tile got really slippery and then I would go in to brush my teeth and the floor was soaked so I would very carefully have to walk so I didn’t fall.

Also when finishing showering and toweling off, my feet were always wet walking out of the bathroom. We could see where the wood floor outside of the bathroom was breaking down for this very reason.

I know they are more prevalent in Europe than the U.S., though, and there has to be a better way to do this if you want it! Just my one experience with a wet room.

[dove]

We built one in our last house

[mrsukyankee]

dancingirl21, no they usually have walls now just not entirely across. Like what dove posted.

[dancingirl21]

Mar 6, 2023 17:24:24 GMT -5 mrsukyankee said:

dancingirl21, no they usually have walls now just not entirely across. Like what dove posted.

Yes, that looks far more functional than our hotel! It was the worst. 0% recommend.

But with a wall, it seems kind of amazing. Are you planning to do one?

[mrsukyankee]

Mar 6, 2023 21:01:46 GMT -5 dancingirl21 said:

Mar 6, 2023 17:24:24 GMT -5 mrsukyankee said:

dancingirl21 , no they usually have walls now just not entirely across. Like what dove posted.

Yes, that looks far more functional than our hotel! It was the worst. 0% recommend.

But with a wall, it seems kind of amazing. Are you planning to do one?

Two - one for our ageing in place bathroom for my MIL (just a shower) and the other for the family bathroom (which will include a bath behind the glass).