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Mobility Wet Rooms. These wet rooms are very much like our standard wet rooms but they have been designed and built for people unable to use a conventional bath. This wet room was a bedroom. Almost any room can be made into a wet room. If you still like a bath but find it difficult to get into. Consider having it lower. So the floor of the bath is at the same level as the floor of the room. (Depending on pipe work for waste). The bath side is not very high then and it is not difficult to step over. the main difficulty with getting into a normal bath is the difference in levels, not the height of the bath side.

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Building a wet room. This was a small downstairs room that already had a shower cubicle and WC in it. The cubicle was too clumber some for an elderly person and left no room to move. We began by stripping the room. Chased in the pipe for the cistern. Then we cut a channel in the floor, cut through the wall below the damp course for the shower and basin waste.	Click on the image to enlarge.
The pipe work for the new basin was moved. We then put a cement screed over the floor sloping into the waste. You can just see the shower waste in the floor
The floor was then covered with non slip Altro marine vinyl flooring.
It was then tiled and a vanity unit fitted. A fold down seat was bolted to the wall under the shower and then the WC was fitted.

Mobility Aids. This is a very low cost answer examlpe of a shower seat It is very well made and quite robust. £49.99	Click on the image to enlarge.
This is a bath seat. £39.99
This is a bath support pillar. £26.99.

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