We are getting into the planning of our downstairs extension/redesign. [With reference to an earlier thread, the planning software "SweetHome 3D" seems at first use to be quite promising.]
We are planning a downstairs toilet/shower which must be disabled friendly, as we are not planning to move again and at some point through old age and/or infirmity we will stop using the upstairs part of the house.
Shower trays are a straightforward method of making a roll in shower, but they come in set sizes so a tanked and sealed wet room would be more flexible. However one friend has had a tanked wetroom installed downstairs in two seperate houses with problems both times.
So was she unlucky, or is a wetroom on a suspended floor a recipe for disaster? I assume a wetroom on a solid floor is a much easier proposition.
Cheers
Dave R