What Is Tile Backer Board Used For?
Unless you’re a DIY expert, you can’t be expected to know every in-and-out of home improvement. So if you’re interested in upgrading your bathroom to a wet room, you’ll almost definitely encounter terms like ‘tile backer board’ that you aren’t familiar with. The brief guide below explains what tile backer board is, why you should use it in a wet room, what it’s made from, where you can get it, and how Wetroomstop can help.
What Is a Wet Room?
If you’ve been looking into getting your bathroom re-done, you’ve probably heard the terms wet room, shower room, walk in shower and more. It can be tricky to know what’s what if you’re not an expert
Wet Room tray with plastic or steel drain? Comparison.
This is a typically British problem! If you are like me, you probably lived part or most of your life in a house were the structural floors are made of wood. Joists in one direction and floor boards in the other. The soil stack running down the outside of the wall with connections to the bath, wash basin and toilet.
Have you ever been interested how does a wet room work?
A wetroom is another word for a bathroom where the entire floor including the shower area is generally on the same level. It means a bathroom without steps up or down and with only a gentle slope in the shower area itself allowing waste water to flow effortlessly away.
Why do you need a wet room tray in your shower?
A friend recently said to me that it's now after having a wetroom installed that they realise how much they needed it and they are not going back to a shower tray of any kind!
How will having a wet room impact your property price?
This is a great point. As we all know, property prices in the Uk are an important part of our life. We expect prices to rise so we can eventually sell up and move on up the ladder.
Creating Accessible Wet Rooms for the Disabled
Incorporating accessibility into bathrooms is essential to ensure the comfort and safety of people with disabilities or impairments. Wet rooms for the disabled combine a shower area and bathing area in one open space, offering individuals more freedom of movement while also providing several benefits for those who need extra assistance.
