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Wet Rooms For The Disabled
At Nottingham Bathroom Fitter, we specialise in the design, supply, and installation of disabled wet rooms that are not only functional but also stylish and comfortable. Our team of expert designers and installers work closely with you to understand your specific needs and preferences, ensuring every aspect of the wet room is tailored to provide easy accessibility and a seamless bathing experience. We strive to deliver solutions that improve your independence and lifestyle, making daily routines safer and more enjoyable.At Nottingham Bathroom Fitter, we understand that a bathroom can be an important part of life. Our goal is to ensure your home remains comfortable and safe for you. Is your bathroom future-proof? Does it meet the needs of you or those who depend on you for assistance in their daily lives, such as family members and caretakers. If so then why not consider a disabled
wet room that can cater specifically to these types of people with specific mobility disabilities.If this sounds familiar then get in touch today! Our professional and select team has many years of experience in providing excellent quality wet rooms for those with disabilities and mobility issues. We provide you with the best possible service, at an affordable price! All our staff are fully trained to ensure that every installation goes smoothly without any need of subcontractors - meaning they'll get your whole job done professionally as quickly as possible without sacrificing on quality workmanship. You also have the added benefit of being taken care of by our project management team, from the design concept right through to your fully fitted disabled adapted bathroom.
Free Disabled Wet Room Design Consultation At Your Home
We want to ensure that our services meet your specific needs and expectations. Therefore, we offer a Free Disabled Wet Room Design Consultation at your home. During this consultation, our expert designers will assess your current bathroom setup, consider your specific accessibility requirements, and discuss potential design options. We believe in a personalised approach to design, where your input plays a crucial role in creating a wet room that is not just functional and safe, but also reflects your individual style and preferences. Schedule your free consultation today and take the first step towards a more accessible, comfortable, and convenient living space.
Our Wet Room Design
Our disabled wet rooms are not just about functionality but also about creating a safe, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing environment that suits the individual needs of our customers. We take into account the layout, drainage, waterproofing, and non-slip flooring, ensuring that every element is meticulously designed for ease of use and safety. Our expert team collaborates closely with customers, considering their unique requirements and preferences throughout each stage of the design process, resulting in a tailor-made wet room that combines practicality with style.
Customisations Tailored to Individual Needs
Our disabled wet room design, supply, and installation services are finely tuned to meet individual needs. We recognise that each scenario is unique, and we are dedicated to creating spaces that are not only functional but also promote independence and dignity. Our team works closely with clients to understand their specific requirements and preferences, be it customised layouts, non-slip tiling, installation of grab bars or seating options in strategic locations, or any other specifications that enhance comfort and safety. With our tailored solutions, we aim to deliver a bespoke wet room that offers seamless accessibility and convenience, truly reshaping the bathing experience.
Installation Process
Trained, Experienced Installation Teams
Our installation process is carried out by trained, experienced teams who have a thorough understanding of accessibility needs. Each member of our team is equipped with the skills and expertise to handle any situation or challenge that may arise during the installation process. They have a keen eye for detail, ensuring that every aspect of your wet room is installed to perfection. From the non-slip flooring to the grab rails and widened door frames, everything is meticulously put in place with utmost precision. Our team's extensive experience and commitment to excellence ensure a seamless installation process, transforming your bathroom into a safe, accessible wet room with minimal disruption.
Ensuring Minimal Disruption during Installation
At Nottingham Bathroom Fitter, we acknowledge that any type of home improvement project can bring a certain level of disruption to your daily routine. Our aim during the installation process is to ensure this disruption is kept to an absolute minimum. Our installation teams are trained to work efficiently and effectively, completing the job within the agreed timeframe. They will also keep the work area tidy and clean up after the day's work, allowing you to maintain the regular use of adjacent areas in your home. We communicate our daily work plans with you, ensuring you are aware of the work progress and any necessary adjustments to your routine are planned in advance. By doing so, we ensure that the transformation of your bathroom into a fully accessible wet room is a smooth and stress-free process.
Adherence to Safety Regulations and Standards
Our commitment to safety doesn't end with design; it extends to our installation process as well. At Nottingham Bathroom Fitter, we strictly adhere to all appropriate safety regulations and standards during the installation of your disabled wet room. Our trained and experienced installation teams are well-versed in these regulations, ensuring that every aspect of the installation, from the placement of grab bars to the slope of the shower floor, is done with safety and accessibility in mind. We also ensure that all materials used meet or exceed industry standards for durability and safety. With us, you can rest assured that your disabled wet room is designed and installed with the utmost concern for safety and functionality.
Post-Installation Services
After the installation of your disabled wet room, our services do not simply end. We take pride in offering robust post-installation services which includes regular maintenance and upkeep of your wet room. Our team is available to address any potential issues that may arise, ensuring that your bathroom remains in optimal condition and continues to meet your accessibility needs. Additionally, we provide a service guarantee, giving you peace of mind that we stand behind the quality of our work. We value open communication and encourage our customers to reach out with any concerns or questions they may have post-installation. Our commitment is to your comfort and satisfaction, and we will go the extra mile to ensure that your disabled wet room continues to provide you with a safe, accessible, and enjoyable bathing experience.
Wet Room Safety
Our disabled wet rooms are safe and designed specifically for your personal needs, accessibility and requirements. They are easy to maintain. This makes them ideal for people with disabilities or those who need actual wheelchair access. As many as 80% of accidents, trips and falls in the home environment happen in the bathroom, so it's essential and important that safety features are included when building your dream disabled and adapted wet room - we understand how important this is because no one wants their peace disturbed by an injury-prone experience on entering a wet room where they have never been before.
We Do Everything!
At Nottingham Bathroom Fitter, our service is fully comprehensive - we manage everything from the initial design phase right through to the final installation. It all begins with our no-obligation, free consultation where we discuss your needs and preferences. Following the consultation, our expert team designs a wet room tailored specifically to your requirements. We then source high-quality materials that ensure durability and safety, combining functionality with aesthetics. Our experienced installation teams ensure a seamless and efficient installation process, adhering to all safety regulations and standards. By managing the entire process from start to finish, we eliminate any stress or inconvenience, enabling you to enjoy a wet room that is tailor-made to improve your quality of life.Our friendly Nottingham bathroom fitting team are masters of their craft and will carefully guide you through the installation process from start to finish. We want our customers to get exactly what they need, and get their wet room built right! While other contractors may subcontract certain tasks out or not maintain a high enough standard in some areas--like plumbing for instance- at Nottingham Bathroom Fitter we take care with everything so that there aren't any surprises down the line. Our team's attention is paid equally on disabled wet rooms as well; including electrical wiring, joinery flooring, ceilings, waste removal etc. All inclusive of project management built in for your peace of mind!
Disabled Wet Room Features
We know how hard it is for people who use wheelchairs and other mobility aids to access their current bathrooms if they have not been adapted properly. That's why our special disabled wet room designs offer completely unrestricted access, so that no matter where you are in your home or business our disabled wet rooms will be able to accommodate all of your needs! Our specially designed features make sure water stays away from any areas which might get flooded if one were not careful enough when entering/exiting a standard shower stall without assistance. Along with waterproof floors and walls...you don't need to worry about any leaks either; because the wet rooms are tanked making them entirely waterproof. Together with drains that move the water to a specific drain, you will have a perfectly adapted wet room for your private and personal use.BenefitsMany people with disabilities have found accessibility to be a key benefit of installing an accessible disabled wet room in their home. This provides safety, security and comfort for those who might not otherwise feel comfortable using the toilet on their own or without help from others around them like caregivers or family members. We offer our customers many different additions including grab rails aswell as poles which can provide support when stepping onto slippery surfaces - making your life easier!- Grab rails- Secure Assistance poles- Easy to use taps- Adapted Seating- Better Accessibility- Safety glass where needed- Anti-non-slip flooring- Good Ventilation points- Easy Maintenance free walls and ceilings- Simple to Clean
Frequently Asked Questions About A Disabled Wet Room
What is a disabled wet room?
A disabled wet room is a specially designed bathroom that caters to the needs of individuals with physical disabilities. It eliminates the physical barriers typically found in standard bathrooms, such as shower trays and narrow doorways, to provide a safer, more accessible environment. Wet rooms are completely waterproofed, with a non-slip floor that gently slopes towards a drain, allowing the entire space to be used for showering. They may also include features like grab rails, lower sinks, and widened doorways for wheelchair access. The main goal of a disabled wet room design is to provide a sense of independence, comfort, and safety for those with different levels of mobility.
Do I need planning permissions for my disabled wet room?
Planning permission for a disabled wet room is not, in most circumstances, required in established homes or buildings. But if you are thinking about installing a wet room of any description in a new-build, then this could prove more difficult in reality. The Building Regulations Act 2010 really does cover all aspects from architects designing what needs doing right down to drainage specialists providing advice about how best not only install but also maintain such things like water closets etc., so read up on these guidelines before going ahead with any plans that may seem tricky at first glance...Always check with your developer, local council or building regulations beforehand to save any further headaches later!
How much does a disabled wet room cost?
The cost of a disabled wet room can vary based on several factors, including the size of the room, the specific modifications needed, the materials chosen, and the complexity of the installation process. On average, you might expect to pay between £7,000 and £12,000 for a complete wet room installation. However, at Nottingham Bathroom Fitter, we provide a detailed quote after the free consultation, to ensure transparency and allow you to make an informed decision. We are committed to providing value for money, combining high-quality materials and workmanship with competitive pricing. It's important to remember that investing in a well-designed, accessible wet room can significantly enhance the quality of life and independence for individuals with mobility issues, making it a worthwhile investment.
Can I get a wet room on PIP?
Yes, you possibly can get a wet room on Personal Independence Payment (PIP). PIP is a benefit for people who might need help with daily activities or mobility because of a long-term illness or disability. It's not means-tested, and you could use it to fund a wet room conversion. However, we recommend seeking advice from a welfare rights worker or a similar advisor to understand how you can best use your PIP to meet your needs. It's also worth checking out if you could be eligible for a grant such as Disabled Facilities Grant, which can fund home adaptations for disabled people. Always remember, it's essential to discuss your funding options with a professional to make the most informed decision.
Call Our Team And Book A FREE Consultation
We understand that every individual's needs are unique and varied, and we are committed to offering solutions that not only meet but exceed your expectations. We invite you to reach out to us at Nottingham Bathroom Fitter to learn more about our specialised disabled wet room designs, supplies, and installation services. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff are more than willing to answer your questions, provide you with more information, and arrange your free home consultation. Do not hesitate to contact us; let's work together to create a living space that is accessible, safe, and perfectly suited to your unique needs and style. Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities. Call us now to book a FREE Disabled Wet Room Design Consultation. We look forward to your call. Design - Supply - Installation - Project ManagementNottingham Bathroom FitterYou're One-Stop-ShopFor Everything Bathrooms0115-697-2277
Tanking, Access And Fittings: What The Installation Actually Covers
- Full tanking and waterproofing of the floor and walls, so the whole room can be used as the shower area
- Non-slip flooring laid to a gentle fall towards a discreet drain, removing the need for a shower tray or step
- Widened doorways and level-access thresholds where wheelchair or wheeled shower chair access is needed
- Grab rails and secure assistance poles positioned to suit the individual using the room
- Adapted or fold-down seating and taps chosen for easy reach and easy grip
- Safety glass screening fitted where a splash guard is wanted without a full shower door
- Ventilation upgrades to control condensation in a room that's wet more of the time
- Low-maintenance, easy-clean wall and ceiling finishes
- Electrics, joinery, flooring and ceiling work carried out alongside the wet room work by our own trades rather than handed to outside contractors
- Removal and disposal of your old bathroom suite as part of the job
Not Included / Costed Separately
- Structural alterations such as knocking through a wall or extending the room's footprint - these are priced separately once we've seen the space, as the work involved varies a lot from house to house
- Planning permission - not usually needed to adapt an existing bathroom, but a new-build installation may need separate sign-off from your developer or council, so it's worth checking first
- Making the application for funding such as PIP or a Disabled Facilities Grant - we can point you towards where to get advice, but the application itself is between you and the relevant body
- Any work outside the bathroom itself (for example wider hallway alterations for access) unless it's agreed and added to the written contract in advance
From The First Home Visit To A Finished, Signed-Off Room
- Free home consultation -- We come to you to look at the existing bathroom, talk through the mobility needs of whoever will use the room day to day, and check practical things like door widths, turning circles for a wheelchair or shower chair, and where the drainage can run.
- Design and written contract -- We put together a design and a full written contract before any work starts, setting out exactly what's included, the materials, the price and the timescale, so there's nothing to guess at once the job is underway.
- Strip out and waterproofing -- The old suite comes out, the old bathroom suite and waste are removed by a licensed carrier, and the room is fully tanked so floor and walls are waterproof before anything else goes in.
- Trades carry out their work -- Plumbing is carried out to NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds standard, electrics by a Part P approved installer, any gas work by a Gas Safe registered engineer, joinery by a City & Guilds trained tradesperson, and plastering by a tradesperson with 40 years' experience - all our own people, not agency labour brought in for the job.
- Accessibility features go in -- Grab rails, assistance poles, adapted seating, safety glass and the non-slip sloped flooring are fitted and positioned to suit the person using the room, followed by ventilation and the final finishes.
- Sign-off and guarantee -- You get a walk-through and a formal sign-off once the room is complete, along with your 5-Year Labour and Installation Guarantee and 2-Year product guarantee documentation.
How This Compares To A Subcontracted Wet Room Job
| Nottingham Bathroom Fitter | Typical subcontracted installer | |
|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | In-house tradespeople, many with the company since it started | Different subcontractors brought in for each trade, often unfamiliar to each other and to you |
| Trade credentials | Plumbing to NVQ Level 2/City & Guilds, Part P electrics, Gas Safe gas work, City & Guilds joinery | Varies by subcontractor and isn't always checked |
| Agreement | Written contract before work starts, formal sign-off at completion | Often a verbal quote with no written sign-off |
| Guarantee | 5-Year Labour and Installation Guarantee, 2-Year product guarantee | Guarantee terms vary and may not cover labour separately from products |
| Waste removal | Old suite and waste cleared by a licensed carrier as part of the job | May be left for the customer to arrange |
One Team, Start To Finish, On A Job Where Safety Details Can't Be An Afterthought
A wet room for someone with reduced mobility only works if its safety points are fitted right the first time - a grab rail screwed into the wrong part of a stud wall, or a floor fall that's out by a few millimetres, is the difference between a room that gets used every day and one that doesn't. That's why we keep the plumbing, electrics, joinery, plastering and waterproofing on one job with our own people rather than splitting it across subcontractors who've never worked together before: the joiner who fits blocking behind the wall board for a grab rail is City & Guilds trained, and it's usually the same person who comes back once the tiling's finished to fit the rail itself, rather than someone screwing it in blind against measurements taken by whoever was on site earlier. The tanking, the shower valve and the fall towards the drain are plumbed to NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds standard, any extractor fan or extra lighting is wired by a Part P approved installer, and where the tanked walls need finishing before tiling, that's done by a plasterer with 40 years in the trade rather than an apprentice learning on your job. Reduced-mobility installations often get checked against an occupational therapist's report or a grant assessor's sign-off once complete, which is one reason we put everything in writing before starting and give a formal walk-through sign-off when the room's finished, backed by a 5-Year Labour and Installation Guarantee and a 2-Year guarantee on the products fitted. It's also why that guarantee sits behind a fixed, findable business address - 4 Ferrers Walk, Nottingham NG3 6EF - rather than a name that can disappear once the invoice is paid.
Nottingham's Older Terraces, Bungalow Conversions And The OT/DFG Route
Most of our disabled wet room work is in Nottingham itself, and what the free home visit turns up depends a lot on the type of property. Terraced housing in areas like Sneinton, Radford and Old Basford tends to have original hallway and bathroom doorways that are narrower than current accessible-design guidance recommends - Approved Document M calls for a clear opening of around 750mm for wheelchair access, where many pre-war terraces come in noticeably tighter than that - so widening the doorway or fitting a wider-opening hinge is often the first practical job before the wet room work even starts. Bungalows and dormer bungalows around Wollaton, Bramcote and Chilwell are usually more straightforward to adapt, since the bathroom is already on the same level as the front door with no stairs to plan a turning circle around. Where the work is being funded through a Disabled Facilities Grant, an occupational therapist from Nottingham City Council or Nottinghamshire County Council adult social care will normally need to assess the property and recommend the adaptation before the grant's approved - we're happy to work from that OT report once it exists, and our own consultation can run alongside or after that assessment rather than duplicating it. The same in-house team also travels out to Nottinghamshire, Derby, Derbyshire and Doncaster for consultations and installations, with the same door-width and turning-circle checks carried out wherever you're based.
Frequently Asked Questions About A Disabled Wet Room
Who actually carries out the plumbing, electrics and other trades on my wet room?
Our own in-house team, not subcontractors brought in for the job. Plumbing is carried out to NVQ Level 2 and City & Guilds standard, electrical work by a Part P approved installer, any gas work by a Gas Safe registered engineer, joinery by a City & Guilds trained tradesperson, and plastering by someone with 40 years' experience. Many of the team have been with the company since it started, so the people who quote the job are generally the people who fit it.
What guarantee do I get on a disabled wet room installation?
Every project carries a 5-Year Labour and Installation Guarantee, alongside a 2-Year guarantee on the products supplied. You'll also get a written contract before work starts, setting out what's included and the price, and a formal sign-off once the room is finished, so there's a clear record of what was agreed and what was delivered.
Will you remove my old bathroom suite and clear away the waste?
Yes. The old suite is stripped out and the waste is removed by a licensed carrier as part of the job, so you're not left arranging separate skip hire or disposal.
Do I need to sign anything before work starts?
Yes, and this is deliberate rather than a formality - you'll receive a written contract before any work begins, covering the design, materials and price agreed at your free consultation. Once the room's finished there's a formal sign-off too, so both sides have a clear record of what was done.
Can you fit a wet room in a small or awkwardly shaped bathroom?
In most cases, yes - the design stage exists to work out what's possible in your specific room, including whether doorways need widening or whether a wheelchair or shower chair has room to turn. If the layout needs structural changes, such as moving a wall, that's priced and agreed separately once we've seen the space, rather than assumed at the outset.
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