Layout & splash control
Discuss an open shower, a glass partition, or a shared tub-and-shower zone based on the space available.

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Open up the layout. Plan every water detail.
Request a bathroom estimate →A wet room conversion creates a bathroom layout where the shower shares a waterproofed zone with more of the room. Some designs combine a shower and freestanding tub behind a glass partition; others use a more open shower area. Lake City Construction helps you evaluate whether that approach fits your bathroom, structure and budget.
A wet room needs more planning than removing a shower door. Water containment, floor slope, drain placement and waterproofing must work together. We look at the room’s dimensions, the floor construction and the locations of nearby fixtures before recommending a layout. A defined shower zone with glass may be a better fit when an entirely open room would expose the vanity or doorway to splash.
Discuss an open shower, a glass partition, or a shared tub-and-shower zone based on the space available.
Plan the waterproofing coverage, drain connection and sloped surfaces as a coordinated system.
Choose finishes with wet-area suitability, maintenance and underfoot traction in mind.
A curbless entry may require floor-height changes or structural work, depending on the home. Drain access, ventilation and how the bathroom connects to adjacent flooring also matter. We evaluate these details before defining the conversion scope. For homeowners who mainly want an easier shower entry, a low-threshold walk-in shower may accomplish the goal with a more focused remodel.
No. A curbless shower describes an entry without a raised curb. A wet room describes a broader waterproofed layout. A design can include both, but neither automatically implies the other.
Possibly, subject to the floor structure, drain access and waterproofing design. An upstairs conversion needs an assessment before the layout or construction method is settled.
It can. A larger waterproofed area, floor modifications, additional tile and drainage changes may add work. We compare the proposed scope with a conventional shower option when useful.
Based in Coeur d’Alene, Lake City Construction serves Hayden, Hayden Lake, Post Falls, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake and the Spokane area. Tell us where your home is located and what you want to change. We’ll discuss the next step for your project.
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