What we fit
From a single grab rail to a fully tanked wet room. We specify what will actually help in the room you have — then fit it so it still looks like yours.
Level access
A walk-in shower is the most common way to keep bathing independently — without a high step or a slippery tray.
Fully tanked
A wet room removes the tray altogether. The floor is the shower — sealed, sloped and finished so you can walk straight in.
Grout-free
Large-format shower panels replace tiled walls. Fewer joints, a watertight finish, and a look that can be stone, marble or quiet colour.
Sit to stand
A few extra centimetres of height take a surprising amount of strain off knees and hips.
Quiet support
The right rail, in the right place, is the difference between managing and not. The wrong one is clutter.
A proper soak
If you are not ready to give up a bath, a walk-in model with a watertight side door keeps the soak and loses the high step.
Sure-footed
Altro is the safety flooring specified in hospitals and wet rooms for a reason. In a home, it should still look like a floor you chose.