Transform your bathroom into a sleek, modern, and fully accessible wet room, designed to meet both your current and future mobility needs. At AHM Installations, our wet rooms combine luxurious design with essential safety features to create an elegant, safe and practical bathing space for everyone.
We understand that each customer has a completely different set of requirements. As a result, our wet rooms are customisable and can be adapted to your needs. We will take the time to discuss your preferences and would never install anything that was less than perfect. This is our continued promise to our customers as a Which? Trusted Trader.
Enjoy completely level access with no shower tray, making it easier to move in and out, whether you use a mobility aid or not.
With no need for a cubicle or enclosure, our open-plan wet rooms ensure excellent wheelchair accessibility and ease of movement around the room.
We install features like non-slip flooring, grab rails, thermostatic shower controls, and shower seats to guarantee your safety while showering.
Waterproofed walls and seamless design reduce the risk of leaks and make cleaning quick and easy, eliminating the need to scrub grout.
Our wet rooms are fully tailored to support individuals with reduced mobility, offering a step-free, spacious environment. Whether you require wheelchair access or simply want a safer and more comfortable showering experience, we will work with you to design the ideal space. Each wet room is customisable to your personal preferences and future-proofed to meet evolving needs, ensuring your disabled bathroom remains a safe and accessible space for years to come.
Step-Free Access: Ideal for individuals with mobility issues, offering full wheelchair access and ease of movement for carers and users alike.
Minimalist & Modern Design: Our sleek, contemporary finishes include options for tiled or vinyl flooring and walls, creating a seamless, open atmosphere.
Customisable Safety Features: We design wet rooms with anti-slip flooring, grab rails and other safety features that suit your specific needs, all while maintaining a modern aesthetic.
Efficient Drainage: Our wet rooms feature centralised drains to ensure fast, effective water drainage, preventing any water pooling.
Limited mobility shouldn’t mean that you can’t bathe safely. Installing an accessible shower room can give you back your independence, and ensure you can shower without a worry. We can add strategically-placed grab rails to aid movement, as well as fit shower screens or doors that best suit your needs. If you need a carer to assist you when showering, we’ll ensure that your accessible shower room doesn’t have any obstructions.
All of our accessible shower rooms and wet rooms come with slip-resistant bathroom safety flooring as standard. This means that even when the floor is wet, it won’t pose a risk to you. You can navigate the bathroom safely and with ease, without the worry of slips or falls. Our flooring comes in a huge range of styles and colours, so you can achieve whichever finish you desire without compromising on safety.
Adding a wall mounted Shower seat can make a wet room even more accessible and practical. These fold-down seats provide a safe and stable place to rest while showering. They are perfect for those who tire easily or struggle with balance or steadiness. They can be fitted securely to the wall of the wet room and folded away neatly when not in use, ensuring they do not take up valuable space.
Wall mounted shower seats come in a variety of designs and finishes. From simple designs with wooden slats seats to cushioned options with armrests for added support. Because they are installed at a fixed height, they can be positioned to suit your exact needs. This gives you confidence and comfort during daily use.
In addition to improving safety, wall mounted shower seats help to maintain the open, minimalist look that makes wet rooms so appealing. Their compact design ensures the space remains uncluttered, while still providing the reassurance of a sturdy seat whenever required.
Adding grab rails is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to make a wet room safer. These sturdy fittings provide reliable support for moving around the space. They reduce the risk of slipping and help users feel more confident while bathing.
Strong installation is essential for maximum safety. Grab rails should be securely fixed into solid wall structures so that they can bear weight and provide dependable support. When fitted correctly, they give peace of mind to anyone who may find wet floors or standing for long periods difficult.
Modern grab rails are designed to be discreet as well as practical. Available in a variety of finishes, they can complement the sleek, open-plan look of a wet room without compromising on style. By combining functionality with design, they add reassurance without making the bathroom feel clinical. By incorporating well-placed grab rails into a wet room, you can enhance safety, improve accessibility and support greater independence every day.
The main difference is that a wet room is usually open plan, with the water running into a central drain in the floor. This makes bathing easier for those who are wheelchair users and / or require the help of a carer to bathe. A walk-in shower typically has a glass screen and shower tray containing its own drain.
Yes. A partial wet room is quicker to install and can sometimes prove more cost-effective for larger spaces. Our surveyors can assess your space and recommend the best solution for you.
No. We install high-quality slip-resistant flooring, which is suitable for both bare feet and specialist medical footwear.
The cost very much depends on what you need. We work through the options with you and agree on a design and a price. For peace of mind, we always fix the price before we start work. This means that if it takes us longer, we won’t charge you more – unless we uncover something completely unexpected. We also offer discounts for the over 60’s, military veterans and, as part of our association with Alzheimer’s Society, for those with dementia.
Depending on your circumstances, you may qualify for a Disabled Facilities Grant from your local council to help cover the cost of your accessible bathroom installation. Just speak to our team and we can help you to find out if you qualify.
If you would like to find out how we can help you achieve the perfect accessible bathroom, contact our Which? Trusted Trader endorsed team for expert advice and a free home survey. We welcome customers to visit our bathroom showroom to view examples and gain inspiration from our talented team.
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