In a bathroom, the wet zone is the area where the water-based activities take place. This is usually where your shower or bathtub is. The dry zone is the more commonly-used area of the bathroom, which contains the vanity and the toilet.
If you want to keep maintaining your bathroom without much hassle, then it’s important to keep these areas separate.
Separating wet and dry areas in a bathroom does more than simply keep the space mould free and regulate humidity—it’s a stylistic choice, and one that ensures the space is comfortable, accessible and easy to clean.
We all know that bathrooms tend to accumulate moisture, mess and mould—separating wet and dry areas can create a usable room that boosts liveability, while removing the possibility of muck and mildew building up.
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