If you re on a slab hard as the floor height at the door would need to be raised to get the floor to slow to a drain in the room. I’m not sure what the grade required is, but the height will depend on your dimensions
and raising the floor to allow for the slope can create a kick step at the doorway and need the entry door to be shortened maybe 3-4cms depending on the distance across the whole room..the perfect wet room has the whole floor lowered so the slope begins from the doorway without the lip and the distance is great enough so that overspray is contained ...challenging but not impossible but what is the length and width of the room?
Room is small approx. 2m x2m. My issue has been the layout from day one but i`m not willing to change plumblng. MY ideas was to remove a large shower enclosure and free up some floor space.
If the whole floor wasn’t waterproofed and designed to fall water to drain then you will need to fit to start again and may need to change location of floor waste. Get a bathroom specialist to give a quote
Kate
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