Hope it was worth the wait - some of it hit the cutting room floor, sorry wet floor. And there were some unexpected challenges - not least taking off wet tshirts.
When I was a lot younger we had family Christmases at my great aunt's house, a massive, four storey affair in Kent, the sort of thing you might find in an Agatha Christie TV adaptation. I slept in the lower ground floor which housed an unusual style of bathroom, a room entirely tiled and where the floor sloped down to the drain under the shower. Even as a child I thought it was ingenious, mostly because it was relatively small and could (probably) be cleaned just by blasting everything with the shower
I’m having to move to a ground floor due to health but I’ve inherited a really ugly wet room that has nothing apart from the shower, sink and toilet. It’s horrible. I’m gutted.
@@allspicehome I am going to have to take the floor up as it has buckled, but all the negative points you make are spot on, dreadful idea. Will remove the underfloor heating and just put a LVT floor. It's only a small room so hard to do anything with it.
You’ve made my mind up , it’s a definite no. !!! Very good information brought to light , thanks 👍
Glad you found it useful. And in return, I’m hankering for a Twix!
You're awesome!!. Thank you for the great info!!
Really really loved this! Brilliant getting in the shower. Made me giggle and yay for you.
That's for clarifying this Eileen!
I've been waiting *DAYS* to see this!
Hope it was worth the wait - some of it hit the cutting room floor, sorry wet floor. And there were some unexpected challenges - not least taking off wet tshirts.
Thanks Eileen! I do like wetrooms - when visiting hotels. I hadn't really thought of it as a home space.
Really? They are all the rage in homes, too much 'rage' in my view!
Thank you Eileen!! This is a very informative video!
Good. I feel another one coming too. And thank you.
I can't believe you got in the shower 😂 Serious dedication!!
The shower scene was harder than it looker for a surprising reason.
When I was a lot younger we had family Christmases at my great aunt's house, a massive, four storey affair in Kent, the sort of thing you might find in an Agatha Christie TV adaptation. I slept in the lower ground floor which housed an unusual style of bathroom, a room entirely tiled and where the floor sloped down to the drain under the shower. Even as a child I thought it was ingenious, mostly because it was relatively small and could (probably) be cleaned just by blasting everything with the shower
Oh thanks for that story. I wonder if that might have been a laundry or something back in the day?
Nice presentation, informative, thanks!
Thank you for saying so.
Great vid Eileen
Thank you Peter.
I’m having to move to a ground floor due to health but I’ve inherited a really ugly wet room that has nothing apart from the shower, sink and toilet. It’s horrible. I’m gutted.
I'd love a wet room, makes so much sense
Anything is possible.
Love a wet room - much easier to clean
Yes, I agree - as long as the workmanship is really good.
We bought a house with a wetroom and underfloor heating. There are no positives, absolutely stupid idea.
What a shame! I think the wet room fad should be confined to hot climates! Did you find a way to make it work for you?
@@allspicehome I am going to have to take the floor up as it has buckled, but all the negative points you make are spot on, dreadful idea. Will remove the underfloor heating and just put a LVT floor. It's only a small room so hard to do anything with it.