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Wet Room Installation in Dartford & Kent

Open-plan, level-access wet rooms that look stunning and are fully waterproofed. Professional tanking systems, underfloor heating options, and premium drainage solutions.

Walk-in shower enclosure with grey stone-effect tiling and a chrome rainfall showerhead, fitted by GWS

Above: Level-access showering in a completed GWS bathroom.

Why Choose a Wet Room?

Wet rooms are one of the most popular bathroom upgrades we install. They work brilliantly in small spaces, add value to your home, and create a luxurious showering experience.

  1. Space Efficient

    No shower tray or enclosure means the room feels larger. Perfect for small bathrooms, loft conversions, and en-suites where every inch counts.

  2. Accessible for Everyone

    Level-access entry with no step or lip. Ideal for elderly family members, wheelchair users, or anyone who wants a safer showering experience.

  3. Adds Property Value

    A well-installed wet room is a genuine selling point. Estate agents consistently report that wet rooms increase buyer interest and property value.

  4. Easy to Clean

    Fewer joints, no shower door tracks, and continuous tiling make wet rooms significantly easier to keep clean than traditional shower enclosures.

  5. Design Flexibility

    Large-format tiles, linear drains, rainfall showerheads, and recessed niches — wet rooms offer more design freedom than any other bathroom layout.

  6. Built to Last

    Professional tanking and waterproofing means your wet room is protected against leaks for decades. We use industry-leading systems from Mapei and Schlüter.

What's Included in Every Wet Room

One fixed price covers the lot — from the tanking membrane to the last cut tile.

  • Full tanking and waterproofing system
  • Floor gradient formation for proper drainage
  • Linear or point drain installation
  • Wall and floor tiling (large format available)
  • All plumbing and pipework
  • Underfloor heating (optional)
  • Glass screen or partition (optional)
  • Building regulation compliance

Wet Room Costs

Fixed price, quoted after a free visit. No surprises.

£4,000 – £10,000

A typical wet room installation costs between £4,000 and £10,000 depending on size, tile choice, and features like underfloor heating. Every project gets a fixed-price quote — no surprises.

Prices include VAT and everything we always charge for, such as waste removal. View full pricing guide →

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Wet Room Installation Across Kent & SE London

Dartford based. These are the towns we work in most.

Wet Room FAQs

Common questions about wet room installation in Dartford, Bexley and across Kent.

How much does a wet room cost in Kent?

A typical wet room installation in Kent costs between £4,000 and £10,000, depending on the size of the room, the tiles you choose, and extras like underfloor heating or a glass screen. Every wet room gets a fixed-price quote covering tanking, drainage, tiling, plumbing, labour, materials and VAT.

What's the difference between a wet room and a walk-in shower?

A walk-in shower usually still has a shower tray and a low threshold, while a true wet room is fully tanked and tiled with a level-access floor that gently slopes to a drain — no tray or step. Wet rooms feel more open, are easier to clean, and are ideal for accessible or small bathrooms.

How long does it take to install a wet room?

Most wet rooms take around 1 to 2 weeks to install. The tanking and waterproofing stages need time to cure properly before tiling, which is essential for a long-lasting, leak-free finish. We never rush these stages.

Will a wet room leak or cause damp?

Not when it's installed correctly. We use industry-leading tanking systems from Mapei and Schlüter to fully waterproof the floor and walls before tiling, and form the floor gradient so water drains properly. Done right, a professional wet room is protected against leaks for decades.

Are wet rooms good for small bathrooms and accessibility?

Yes — they're one of the best options for both. Removing the shower tray and enclosure makes a small room feel larger, and the level-access entry (no step or lip) is ideal for elderly family members, wheelchair users, or anyone who wants safer, easier showering.

Interested in a Wet Room?

Get a free consultation and fixed-price quote. George will visit your home and discuss the best options for your space.