Stone-look tiled wet room with frameless glass screen and linear drain

Wet Room Installation in Glasgow

Fully tanked wet rooms with proper falls, for homes in Glasgow, West Lothian (including Bathgate and Livingston) and Edinburgh.

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Overview

A wet room is a fully waterproofed wet zone — typically with a continuous floor that falls to a drain — so water can hit the floor without damaging the structure behind the tiles. Done properly, it feels seamless, modern and easy to move around in. AdiDeccor installs wet rooms for homes in Glasgow, West Lothian (including Bathgate and Livingston) and Edinburgh, with the same attention to tanking, tiling and finish that we bring to full bathroom renovations.

What a wet room usually means

01The shower area (and often the whole bathroom floor) is tanked as a waterproof system
02The floor is laid to falls toward a drain (point or linear)
03Glass may still be used as a splash screen, but the floor itself is designed to get wet
04There is often little or no raised tray — helpful for a level-access feel

Next step

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Wet rooms

Built for water,from the floor up.

Wet underfloor heating pipework in an insulated timber floor

Stone-look wet room with linear drain and glass screen

Bathroom stripped to the floor ready for a wet-room former

Terrazzo shower walls tiled over a waterproofed wet zone

Finished large-format marble-effect shower with lit niches

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STEP 01
Survey & consultation
Floor type, joists or screed, downstairs risk, existing drainage.
STEP 02
Design
Drain position, falls, glass screen (if any), niche and valve placement, tile format.
STEP 03
Strip-out & formers
Old suite removed; wet-room former or screed falls as specified.
STEP 04
Tanking
Full waterproofing of the wet zone before any finish tiles.
STEP 05
Tile, fit & seal
Walls, floor, sanitaryware, glass, silicone and handover.

Tanking, ageing-in-place and materials

Waterproofing is the heart of wet room installation. We plan where the tanking system stops, pipe and waste penetrations, junctions at doorways if the whole room is wet, and compatibility with your chosen tiles. Many clients choose a wet room because they want a bathroom that is easier to use now, or that will stay usable as mobility needs change — lower thresholds, space to move, and room to add rails or seating later. We are not a medical adaptations contractor; if you need occupational-therapist-specified equipment, say so early. Porcelain and other low-porosity tiles, anti-slip floor ratings and quality drains sized for the shower output suit wet rooms best.

A wet room takes longer than a like-for-like suite swap, because formers, tanking and cure times matter. We give a project-specific window after seeing the room.

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Recent work

Full portfolio

Stone-look wet room — AdiDeccor bathroom project — Stone-look wet room

Marble-effect wet zone — AdiDeccor bathroom project — Marble-effect wet zone

Wet underfloor pipework — AdiDeccor bathroom project — Wet underfloor pipework

Herringbone shower with linear drain — AdiDeccor bathroom project — Herringbone shower with linear drain

Hexagon floor and linear drain — AdiDeccor bathroom project — Hexagon floor and linear drain

Terrazzo walls, tanked — AdiDeccor bathroom project — Terrazzo walls, tanked

Cost

What affects the cost of a wet room?

Wet rooms involve more structural preparation than a standard shower, so the scope is set after a survey. The main factors are:

01Floor construction — timber joists or concrete — and the former or screed needed for falls
02Drain type and position, point or linear
03How much of the room is tanked: the shower zone or the whole floor
04Tile choice and the anti-slip rating needed underfoot

We explain each of these at consultation so the quote reflects the bathroom you actually want. Request a quote.

Client review

“Everything was completed to a very high standard, including the tiling, lighting, plumbing, and overall design details.”

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Areas we serve

We are based in Glasgow and install wet rooms across Glasgow and nearby towns, West Lothian (including Bathgate and Livingston) and Edinburgh. Fife by enquiry — see all areas.

01Glasgow 02West Lothian 03Bathgate 04Livingston 05Edinburgh

FAQs

Wet rooms answered.

How long does a wet room installation take?

Longer than a like-for-like suite swap, because formers, tanking and cure times matter. We give a project-specific window after seeing the room.

Can you install a wet room upstairs?

Often yes, with the right former, tanking and attention to the ceiling below. Flats and timber floors need careful assessment.

Do wet rooms smell or stay damp?

A correctly drained and ventilated wet room should not trap water on the floor. Extraction and daily habits help surfaces dry.

Wet room vs walk-in shower — which should I pick?

Choose a wet room for level access and a fully open wet floor; choose a walk-in when a tray or defined zone is enough. We advise after seeing the space.