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Complete wetroom protection with Marmox W
aterproof fl oors, fl exible basins, and integrated storage solutions for modern wetrooms
Designing wetrooms that stay dry, comfortable, and visually clean begins with selecting the right base. Architects, specifi ers, and contractors need solutions that combine reliable waterproofi ng, thermal performance, and fl exibility to accommodate a variety of layouts and project types. Marmox provides a complete wetroom system – featuring the reworked Showerlay,
Multiboards,
Tileable Basins, and Niches – offering a fully integrated toolkit for both residential and commercial applications. At the heart of the system, the Marmox Showerlay forms a durable and adaptable foundation for any wetroom. Redesigned from the surface down, the panels now include a 100 mm fl eece overhang, simplifying the formation of tanking joints between fl oors and walls for faster, more secure installation. Each panel is fully trimmable on all sides by up to 100 mm, making it simple to accommodate irregular layouts,
tight
corners, or unconventional spaces without compromising performance. The integrated drain system has also been upgraded to offer both convenience and design versatility. Architects and designers can now specify either point drains – centrally located or offset – or linear drains. Linear drains are available in a tileable version, providing a seamless appearance while maintaining high functionality. Drain grates come in a range of fi nishes including black, white, copper, gold, and stainless steel, allowing the wetroom’s aesthetic to be tailored to the overall design scheme without sacrifi cing practicality.
Multiboard Basin
Complementing the fl oor system, Marmox Multiboards provide waterproof, thermally insulated boards suitable for walls and fl oors. Lightweight yet robust, Multiboards are easy to cut and shape around corners, plumbing, and structural features, making them ideal for both new builds and refurbishment projects. By reducing condensation and supporting underfl oor heating systems, they contribute to warm, comfortable, and energy-effi cient wetroom environments. Multiboards’ thermal performance ensures that fl oors remain comfortable underfoot while also helping to maintain consistent room temperatures.
For layouts requiring bespoke solutions, Marmox
Tileable Basins provide both fl exibility and style. Available in four
designs with consistent dimensions (770 x 485 x 100 mm), basins include either chrome or black bottle traps. The Infi nity version conceals the drain completely, creating a smooth, uninterrupted surface, while the Linear Drain version channels water discreetly for a minimalist look. The Push Plug version allows traditional fi lling, and the Flat version doubles as a shelf, either standalone or in combination with other basins, offering practical options for creative layouts. To complete the system, Marmox Niches provide integrated, stylish storage. Available in two sizes – 1200 x 400 x 150 mm and 600 x 300 x 100mm – these niches fi t seamlessly into walls, offering practical solutions for toiletries, decorative elements, or accessories, and enhancing the overall wetroom design. Together,
the Showerlay, Multiboards,
Tileable Basins, and Niches form a comprehensive, specifi cation-ready wetroom solution.
Flexible drainage options,
trimmable panels, thermally insulated walls, and versatile accessories make it possible to design and install wetrooms effi ciently while maintaining high standards of aesthetics and durability. Whether for a compact ensuite, a luxury wetroom, or a full bathroom renovation, Marmox ensures that every wetroom remains dry, built to last.
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