by Lucy | Sep 28, 2026 | Wet rooms
Kew Construction carries out wet room installation in Liverpool and across Merseyside, working exclusively on complete bathroom projects from rip-out to finish. If your period home has a bathroom that has not been touched in twenty years, the visible stuff, the...
by Lucy | Sep 7, 2026 | Wet rooms
If you are planning a wet room installation on the Wirral, tile choice is where most projects go quietly wrong. Not wrong in an obvious way, but wrong in the way that shows up two years later: a floor that feels slippery when wet, grout lines that discolour in the...
by Lucy | Sep 3, 2026 | Bathrooms, Wet rooms
Both options give you an open, door-free showering space. The difference is in what happens underneath. A walk-in shower sits on a tray and waterproofs only the shower zone. A wet room waterproofs the entire floor, eliminates the tray completely, and requires the...
by Lucy | Aug 31, 2026 | Wet rooms
Tanking a wet room properly means applying a continuous waterproof membrane to the floor and walls before any tiling begins, so that water cannot reach the substrate beneath. Do it correctly and the installation will last decades. Skip a step or use an incompatible...
by Lucy | Aug 19, 2026 | Bathrooms, Wet rooms
A wet room costs more than a standard bathroom refit, typically £1,500 to £3,000 more for an equivalent space. The average UK wet room comes in at £6,000 to £12,000 fully fitted in 2026, with compact ensuite conversions of 2 to 3 m² starting around £3,800 to £6,500,...
by Lucy | Aug 17, 2026 | Bathrooms, Wet rooms
Kew Construction are bathroom installers based in Liverpool, carrying out complete bathroom refurbishments across Crosby and the wider Merseyside area. One question comes up on almost every site visit in this area: wet room or shower enclosure? It is a genuine...
