Remodeling your bathroom adds value to your home, updates its style, and is better adapted to your current needs. For all these reasons, wet baths are becoming more and more desirable. However, many people are still not entirely familiar with this bathroom design concept.

Here we will explain exactly what a wet room is and consider some of the pros and cons to help you with deciding whether you would actually like to have one in your home.

The primary way that a wet room differs from a more conventional bathroom configuration is that instead of a specific enclosed shower cubicle, the entire room essentially acts as one big shower area.

However, this wide-open style does offer some design variations based on personal preference. For instance, with some setups, there is no separation at all between the shower and the rest of the room, but in others, a full or half door might be used to create the feel of a designated shower area, yet the flooring will be uniform throughout.

The reason that these types of bathrooms are suddenly becoming so popular is that they do have a few unique points that make them in ways superior to a more traditional bathroom space.

First, a wet room allows for a seamless look between the shower or bath area and the rest of the bathroom. It also eliminates the need for items like a shower tray. This means the shower space can be extended to include seating or even a double shower.

Being able to get rid of large dividing items makes this arrangement great for use in smaller bathrooms, so they both look and feel more spacious. An added benefit is that less overall storage makes you less likely to accumulate clutter in your bathroom, further opening out the room.

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