Wetroom Temporary Cubicles
Wetroom cubicles are perfect for both private users and Housing Associations etc who do not want to permanently convert a bathroom to a wetroom. They can be removed and relocated after they are no longer needed in the property.
Delivery is available throughout the UK and Ireland but any plumbing work needs to be arranged directly locally by a the customer. Contact our team for information on pricing and style options.
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Temporary Wetroom Cubicles for Flexible and Accessible Showering Solutions
John Preston supplies temporary wetroom cubicles designed to provide safe, accessible and practical showering facilities without the need for permanent bathroom conversion. Ideal for people with reduced mobility, disabilities or changing care needs, these innovative wetroom pods offer a flexible alternative to traditional wetroom installations.
Temporary wetroom cubicles are particularly suitable for private homes, housing associations, care providers and healthcare environments where a fully adapted bathroom may not be practical, required or possible. They can be removed and relocated when no longer needed, providing a cost-effective and adaptable bathing solution.
What Is a Temporary Wetroom Cubicle?
A temporary wetroom cubicle is a self-contained accessible showering solution designed to provide many of the benefits of a permanent wetroom without major structural alterations.
Unlike a traditional bathroom renovation, temporary wetrooms can be installed with minimal disruption and are ideal for situations where accessibility requirements may change over time.
- Older people requiring safer bathing solutions
- Wheelchair users
- Individuals recovering from illness or surgery
- People with disabilities
- Temporary care arrangements
- Rental properties
- Housing association properties
- Rehabilitation environments
John Preston supplies temporary wetroom pods that can be removed and relocated, making them a practical solution for changing circumstances.
Benefits of Temporary Wetroom Solutions
No Permanent Bathroom Conversion Required
A major advantage of a temporary wetroom is that it avoids the need for extensive building work. This makes it ideal for users who need an accessible shower quickly or who may only require adaptations for a limited period.
- Reduced disruption
- Faster installation
- No major bathroom alterations
- Suitable for rented accommodation
- Flexible future relocation
Improved Accessibility and Safety
Temporary wetroom cubicles provide easier access compared with traditional baths or shower trays.
They can help users enjoy:
- Level-access showering
- Easier wheelchair transfers
- Reduced trip hazards
- Safer assisted bathing
- Improved confidence and independence
For people with mobility limitations, creating a safer bathroom environment can significantly improve everyday quality of life.
Flexible and Relocatable Design
Unlike permanent bathroom adaptations, temporary wetroom systems can be dismantled and moved if circumstances change.
This makes them suitable for:
- Temporary care needs
- Changing family circumstances
- Moving between properties
- Housing providers managing accessible accommodation
Types of Temporary Wetroom Cubicles Available
John Preston supplies specialist temporary wetroom solutions from trusted manufacturers, including Autumn UK products designed for accessible bathing environments.
Tru Shower Cubicle
The Tru Shower Cubicle provides a complete accessible showering solution for users who need a safer alternative to a standard bathroom shower.
Features may include:
- Accessible shower tray
- Shower enclosure
- Shower seat
- Grab rails
- Electric shower option
- Extractor fan
- Lighting
- Ramp access
The system is designed to provide a practical temporary wetroom solution for private users, social care providers and housing associations.
Tru Shower Toilet Cubicle
The Tru Shower Toilet Cubicle combines accessible showering and toileting facilities within one self-contained unit.
This solution can be particularly beneficial for users who require:
- Showering assistance
- Toilet access within the bathing area
- Additional carer support
- A complete personal care environment
Features may include:
- Accessible shower area
- Toilet facilities
- Wash basin
- Grab rails
- Shower equipment
- Lighting and ventilation systems
It is suitable for situations where converting an existing bathroom into a permanent wetroom is not desirable.
Temporary Wetrooms for Disabled Users
A disabled temporary wetroom can provide essential support for individuals who cannot safely use conventional bathroom facilities.
They are often used by people with:
- Physical disabilities
- Reduced mobility
- Neurological conditions
- Spinal injuries
- Long-term health conditions
- Complex care requirements
By providing a safer bathing environment, temporary wetrooms can support greater independence while making assisted care easier for family members and carers.
Temporary Wetrooms for Elderly Users
As mobility changes with age, accessing traditional baths and showers can become increasingly difficult.
A temporary wetroom for elderly users can provide:
- Easier shower access
- Improved bathroom safety
- Reduced falls risk
- Increased confidence
- Support for ageing in place
Temporary solutions are particularly useful where a quick adaptation is required or where permanent modifications are unsuitable.
Temporary Wetrooms for Care Homes and Housing Associations
Temporary wetroom cubicles are valuable solutions for organisations supporting people with changing mobility needs.
Suitable environments include:
Housing Associations
Providing accessible bathing facilities without permanent property alterations.
Care Providers
Supporting residents who require additional bathing assistance.
Rehabilitation Facilities
Helping individuals during recovery periods.
Supported Living Accommodation
Providing adaptable bathroom solutions for residents with disabilities.
Installation Considerations
Temporary wetroom cubicles are designed to simplify installation, but certain services may still need to be arranged locally.
Important considerations include:
Plumbing Connections
Customers may need to arrange local plumbing connections for shower, toilet or drainage requirements.
Available Space
Adequate room is required for installation, wheelchair access and carer assistance.
User Requirements
Consider whether additional equipment such as shower seating, grab rails or hoists may be required.
Future Needs
A temporary solution can provide flexibility while allowing time to assess longer-term accessibility requirements.
Complete Accessible Bathroom Solutions from John Preston
Temporary wetroom cubicles can be combined with other specialist equipment to create a complete personal care environment.
John Preston also supplies:
- Changing tables
- Shower chairs
- Shower trolleys
- Shower cradles
- Grab rails
- Height-adjustable sinks
- Bathing solutions
- Toileting equipment
- Hoisting solutions
Our specialist team can help create solutions tailored to individual mobility and care requirements.
Why Choose John Preston?
John Preston is a leading supplier of mobility equipment, healthcare products and accessible bathing solutions throughout the UK and Ireland.
With over 175 years of experience, we provide:
- Expert product advice
- Accessible bathroom consultations
- Specialist equipment demonstrations
- Support for healthcare professionals
- Solutions for homes, care providers and public environments
Our experienced team works with individuals, families, occupational therapists and organisations to help find practical solutions that improve independence, safety and dignity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a temporary wetroom cubicle?
A temporary wetroom cubicle is a self-contained accessible showering unit that provides wetroom-style facilities without permanently converting an existing bathroom.
Who can benefit from a temporary wetroom?
Temporary wetrooms are suitable for older people, disabled users, wheelchair users and anyone who requires safer assisted bathing facilities.
Can a temporary wetroom be removed?
Yes. Temporary wetroom cubicles can be removed and relocated when no longer required, making them a flexible accessibility solution.
Are temporary wetrooms suitable for rented properties?
Yes. Their removable design makes them particularly suitable for rental properties and housing association accommodation where permanent alterations may not be appropriate.
Do temporary wetrooms require plumbing?
Yes. Local plumbing arrangements may be required depending on the installation and chosen equipment.
Can John Preston advise on temporary wetroom options?
Yes. John Preston’s specialist team can provide advice on selecting the right temporary wetroom solution based on your space, mobility requirements and care needs.