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wet room

British  

noun

  1. a type of water-proofed room with a drain in the floor often serving as an open-plan shower

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Rightmove and Zoopla, two of the UK's main property websites, both said they offered features like 'level access' and 'wet room' to include on listings, but that whether to include these is up to the estate agent.

From BBC

A shower and stand-alone tub can occupy different zones of a bathroom or sit side by side in a wet room — a larger waterproof area designed to resist errant shower spray.

From Seattle Times

The money will be used to fit a downstairs bedroom with an attached wet room and raise the level in the garden to make it easier for Louis to use the outside space, among other things.

From BBC

The family hope to raise enough to fit a downstairs bedroom with an attached wet room and raise the level in the garden to make it easier for Louis to move from the home to the garden, among other things.

From BBC

She says he also needs a wet room on the ground floor and safer access to the garden, along with a small extension to provide living space for the family.

From BBC