Wet room tiling

A well-designed wet room transforms a bathroom into something genuinely special — but only if the installation is done properly. The difference between a wet room that works flawlessly for decades and one that leaks comes down to preparation, the right materials, and experience. We've installed hundreds of wet rooms across Berkshire, Hampshire and Surrey, and we know exactly what separates a successful job from a problematic one.

The core of any wet room is the tray and tanking system. This creates the seamless look you want — no visible tray edge, just a continuous floor that slopes gently to the drain. That simplicity is deceptive. Getting it right requires understanding how water moves, how to slope the floor correctly, and how to seal everything so moisture can't escape into the structure beneath. It's the preparation that matters most, and it's where most problems start if corners are cut.

Tile choice is equally important. Porcelain or mosaic tiles work best for wet room floors because they're durable and water-resistant. But there's another consideration: grip. The last thing you want is a floor that becomes slippery when wet or soapy. We'll help you choose a tile that looks right, performs well underfoot, and will last for years without degradation.

We understand that your bathroom is essential to your daily routine, so we work to minimise disruption and get the job finished properly the first time. We use materials and methods that have been proven over years, and we guarantee the work. A wet room tray is the most likely place for a leak to develop if it's not installed correctly — which is exactly why we focus on getting the fundamentals right, every time.