Repairs and problems
Water escaping from a wet room floor
Water leaving a wet room is a falls, screen or threshold problem. Each produces a slightly different wet pattern outside the room.
What actually fixes it
- Water reaching the door usually means the
- fall is too shallow or the flat perimeter is too wide.
- Wetness confined to one side of the room usually indicates overspray
- which a longer or repositioned screen resolves.
Frequently asked
Is some water outside the shower normal?
A little overspray is normal in an open wet room; water running to the doorway is not.
Can falls be corrected?
Only by lifting the floor finish, which is why getting them right at build stage matters.
Questions about wet room overspray?
A short phone call usually answers more than a long email thread. Ask anything, including the awkward questions.