52 INTERIORS Complete Wetroom Protection with Marmox
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etrooms are increasingly popular in modern residential developments, off ering open-plan accessibility,
contemporary appeal, and fl exible layouts. For developers and builders, delivering wetrooms that are fully waterproof, thermally effi cient, and easy to install is essential for ensuring quality, regulatory compliance, and long-term value. Marmox provides a complete wetroom system – including the reworked Showerlay, Multiboards, Tileable Basins, and Niches – designed to streamline installation, enhance durability, and provide adaptable solutions for a wide variety of layouts and project types. The Showerlay forms the foundation of any
wetroom, providing a fully waterproof fl oor suitable for high-use residential and commercial spaces. Redesigned from the surface down, it features a fl eece overhang of 100 mm, creating a reliable seal at tanking joints between fl oor and walls. Each panel is trimable
on all sides by up to 100 mm, allowing easy adaptation to irregular or confi ned layouts, making it ideal for both new-builds and refurbishment projects. The updated drainage system includes point drains, which can be positioned in the centre or off set, and linear drains, with an option for a tileable version that creates a seamless, level surface. All drains are designed for quick installation, easy access for cleaning, and long-term reliability. Coloured grilles – black, white, copper, and gold – are available alongside stainless steel, giving designers and developers fl exibility to coordinate fi nishes without aff ecting functionality. Marmox Multiboards complement the fl oor
system by providing lightweight, waterproof, and thermally insulated bases for walls and fl oors. They can be cut and shaped to fi t around plumbing, corners, and other structural features, making them suitable for new-build projects
or complex layouts. Their insulation properties reduce condensation, maintain warmth, and work effi ciently with underfl oor heating, helping developers meet energy performance standards while improving occupant comfort. The combination of waterproofi ng and thermal effi ciency ensures long-term durability and reduces the risk of water-related defects, supporting a more reliable build. Tileable Basins off er four practical options
to suit a range of layouts: Infi nity (no visible drain), Linear Drain (discreet channel), Push Plug (traditional fi lling), and Flat (doubles as a shelf). All basins share the same dimensions (770 x 485 x 100 mm) and come with either chrome or black bottle traps, allowing builders to adapt wetroom designs to individual project requirements while ensuring robust, easy-to- install components that reduce on-site risk and labour time. Niches provide integrated storage options
for wetroom walls, available in 1200 x 400 x 150 mm and 600 x 300 x 100 mm sizes. They reduce clutter, integrate seamlessly into layouts, and allow developers to deliver fully functional wetrooms without additional carpentry or bespoke solutions, saving time and simplifying the specifi cation process. Together, Marmox Showerlays, Multiboards,
basins, and niches form a complete system that delivers effi ciency, adaptability, and long-term reliability. Installation is streamlined, layouts are fl exible, and wetrooms are fully waterproof, thermally comfortable, and durable from day one. Whether building luxury apartments, housing developments, or commercial residential spaces, Marmox wetroom solutions provide developers with a robust, specifi cation-ready system that reduces build risk, ensures compliance, and adds lasting value for residents while minimising disruption on-site.
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