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    How to Design a Bathroom Wet Room

    • 1. Figure out the layout
      Start with the shower and the tub, if you’re including one. To give a wet room a focal point, designers often place the tub against … See more

    Waterproofing Systems

    Since grouted tile is water permeable, a waterproof wet area needs a system underneath it that is completely watertight. Most contractors today use some combinatio… See more

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    Types of Drains

    The following options are most commonly found in wet room baths. TOH Pro Tip: “Caulk joints where horizontal and vertical tile surfaces meet, and seal grout at least once a yea… See more

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    Wall and Floor Options For Wet Rooms

    While tile is the go-to for wet-room walls, designers are incorporating other materials, too, including stone veneer, metal panels, and waterproof plaster. “Tadelakt is a limestone p… See more

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    Windows For Wet Room Bathrooms

    Often discouraged in a conventional shower, windows are welcome in a wet room—especially if they can be located high on the wall and away from direct contact wit… See more

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    Does a wet room need waterproofing?
    A wet room design, which lacks a separate shower enclosure, necessitates comprehensive waterproofing for the entire bathroom floor and walls to prevent water damage, highlighting its popularity in modern renovations and the importance of adhering to Australian standards.
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    Table of Contents
    Waterproofing Systems
    Types of Drains
    Wall and Floor Options For Wet Rooms
    Windows For Wet Room Bathrooms
    Does a wet room need waterproofing?
     
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