Mart44
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- Location
- South of England
We converted to a wet-room for disability reasons. I know you say this is decided against but it might be worth reconsidering. if there are already floor to ceiling tiles in place, then all that would be needed is a continuous sealed floor. This might mean taking the bottom row of tiles off so that the floor covering can go beneath the tiles and the tiles then re-fixed over the top the covering (to get a water seal) .
An advantage might be that measurements of the shower area become unimportant because the whole room is a shower. Mrs Mart44 has a curtain that she pulls across but i don't bother with using it. Just use the whole room. No banging of the elbows either because a screen isn't necessary.
An advantage might be that measurements of the shower area become unimportant because the whole room is a shower. Mrs Mart44 has a curtain that she pulls across but i don't bother with using it. Just use the whole room. No banging of the elbows either because a screen isn't necessary.
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