Project description
This project involves converting an ordinary bathtub or an old shower stall into a fully accessible, curbless walk-in wet room. The existing tub, shower pan and surrounding wall tile will be demolished down to the subfloor, and the framing checked for any rot or moisture damage before rebuilding begins. The heart of the job is a correctly sloped waterproof substrate: the floor across the entire bathroom, not just the shower footprint, needs to fall evenly toward a linear floor drain so that water never pools and there is no curb or step separating the shower zone from the rest of the room.
We are looking for a contractor experienced in wet room construction who can install a bonded waterproofing membrane (sheet or liquid-applied) with properly sealed corners, seams and pipe penetrations, set a pre-sloped foam or mortar bed, and place a linear drain flush with the finished floor. The transition from the tiled floor into the shower area must be seamless and step-free, suitable for wheelchair or walker access as well as everyday convenience. Non-slip porcelain or textured stone tile should be used on the floor, with coordinating wall tile up to ceiling height in the wet zone, and a frameless glass panel or half-wall to contain splashing without a full enclosure.
Additional scope includes relocating or extending plumbing lines as needed for the new drain location, installing a recessed niche for toiletries, a fold-down or built-in bench, grab bars set into blocking (not just drywall anchors), and a handheld shower system on a sliding bar. Proper ventilation (upgraded exhaust fan tied to a humidity sensor) is required to protect the surrounding structure long term. All work must meet local plumbing and building code for wet room slope ratios and waterproofing standards, and a flood test of the pan is expected before tile is set. Please include your experience with similar barrier-free bathroom conversions, photos of past wet room work, the waterproofing system you plan to use, and a realistic timeline including drying and cure times between stages.
We are looking for a contractor experienced in wet room construction who can install a bonded waterproofing membrane (sheet or liquid-applied) with properly sealed corners, seams and pipe penetrations, set a pre-sloped foam or mortar bed, and place a linear drain flush with the finished floor. The transition from the tiled floor into the shower area must be seamless and step-free, suitable for wheelchair or walker access as well as everyday convenience. Non-slip porcelain or textured stone tile should be used on the floor, with coordinating wall tile up to ceiling height in the wet zone, and a frameless glass panel or half-wall to contain splashing without a full enclosure.
Additional scope includes relocating or extending plumbing lines as needed for the new drain location, installing a recessed niche for toiletries, a fold-down or built-in bench, grab bars set into blocking (not just drywall anchors), and a handheld shower system on a sliding bar. Proper ventilation (upgraded exhaust fan tied to a humidity sensor) is required to protect the surrounding structure long term. All work must meet local plumbing and building code for wet room slope ratios and waterproofing standards, and a flood test of the pan is expected before tile is set. Please include your experience with similar barrier-free bathroom conversions, photos of past wet room work, the waterproofing system you plan to use, and a realistic timeline including drying and cure times between stages.
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