Bathroom Fitting · Stoke

Wet Room Conversion in Stoke

Full bathroom installations, project-managed by one local team.

A wet room is a bathroom with no line between shower and floor — one waterproofed surface, one drain, no tray, no screen. In a Stoke property it usually goes into a smaller room where a shower-cubicle-plus-bath layout has always felt cramped.

We form the floor with pre-fall boards, tank the entire room with a sheet membrane, run the drain to a proper gravity waste, and finish in R11 tile. No corners cut on the waterproofing — the tanking is what stops a leak eating the ceiling below.

Stoke is one of the areas we work in most weeks — so bathroom fitting jobs here come with a working knowledge of the street layouts.

What we build into every {town} wet room

What we commit to on every wet room conversion job in Stoke:

  • Sheet-membrane tanking with taped joints on every wet room (standard on every Stoke wet room conversion install).
  • Pre-fall boards used, no mortar-only falls (standard on every Stoke wet room conversion install).
  • Sectors served include landlords, lettings agents and private homeowners on every install we run in Stoke.
  • Suppliers stocked locally — no long lead times on standard suites, every Stoke job.
  • Compliant with Part G and Part P regulations on every install on every install we run in Stoke.

Convert your Stoke bathroom to a wet room

Free survey, formed floor, full membrane tanking. Call 01782 901390.

  • Tidy, respectful crews — your home stays liveable
  • Project-managed by one team — no chasing trades

Wet room conversions across Stoke — formed, fully tanked, linear-drained and finished R11.

About Stoke

Locally, Stoke is part of Stoke-on-Trent City Council's area within Staffordshire, covering postcodes ST4. Stoke town centre is dense with two-up-two-down Victorian terraces around the railway station, mixed with later infill flats near Campbell Road. Main routes through are A500 and A34, which is why our vans pass close to Stoke most days.

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Our wet room conversion process in Stoke

Every Bathroom Fitting job follows the same disciplined order — so nothing gets missed:

  1. 1Stage 1 on site at Stoke: full strip-out, controlled skip removal and protective floor coverings.
  2. 2Day 2 for a Stoke job — tanking and waterproofing before any tile goes on a wet zone.
  3. 3Day 3 for a Stoke job — free home survey to measure, photograph and talk through your options.
  4. 4Day 4 for a Stoke job — itemised fixed-price quotation with product brands listed line by line.
Materials & methods
  • Anti-slip vinyl or LVT click flooring on resilient sub-base, used in Stoke installs.
  • Aqua-boarded walls in wet zones rated to BBA standard — specced for Stoke jobs.
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Where {town} wet rooms fail

Homeowners converting a bathroom into a fully tanked wet room in Stoke hit a recurring set of issues with wet room conversion:

Wet rooms 'tanked' with paint-only systems and no primer — flagged regularly on Stoke jobs.

Trays hidden under tile instead of a properly formed floor — flagged regularly on Stoke jobs.

Linear drains sunk with mortar 'falls' instead of pre-fall boards — flagged regularly on Stoke jobs.

In Stoke we regularly find hidden lead pipework that needs swapping during first-fix.

On the Stoke side of our patch: concrete sub-floors hiding rotten timber boards near the wc.

Wet Room Conversion FAQs — Stoke

Can any Stoke room become a wet room?
Most can — timber floors need decoupling and often joist strengthening, concrete slabs are ideal. We survey the floor before quoting on any Stoke conversion.
Is a screen ever fitted?
Optional — a fixed glass panel keeps spray off the WC on many Stoke layouts. Full open wet rooms without a panel work best in rooms over 3m long.
How long does a wet room conversion take?
10–14 working days end to end: strip, form, tank (with cure time), tile, second-fix. Slower than a bathroom refit because tanking has to cure properly.
How much does a wet room cost in Stoke?
£7,500–£13,500 typically for a full conversion including formed floor, tanking, linear drain, tile, WC and vanity. Fixed after survey.
How long does a full bathroom in Stoke typically take?
A standard family bathroom in Stoke is usually 7 – 12 working days from strip-out to handover, depending on tiling area and structural changes.
Do you tidy up at the end of each day?
Yes — dust sheets stay down, the room is hoovered daily and we leave your Stoke home liveable while the work runs.
Call 01782 901390