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Modular floor-level shower system simplifies bathroom design

This versatile, fully integrated wet room concept comes with a 40-year pedigree and a 10-year guarantee

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Wedi Fundo Riolito Neo shower element and Sanoasa Bench 3, completed with a seamless, preformed Wedi Fundo Top and Sanoasa Top design surface.
Wedi Fundo Riolito Neo shower element and Sanoasa Bench 3, completed with a seamless, preformed Wedi Fundo Top and Sanoasa Top design surface.

Floor-level showers are vital parts of modern bathrooms: barrier-free, easy to maintain and suitable for all generations. However, due to the many aspects to consider during planning, their design can be technically demanding.

The strength of the Wedi brand lies in its concept, which has been tried and tested by industry professionals since the 1980s.

Developed with modularity in mind, every product is designed to interlock with the next, creating a fully integrated system.

A Fundo shower system consists of:

A 100% waterproof XPS floor-level Fundo shower element with:

  • integrated, precise gradients
  • point or linear drainage located at the centre, corner or end
  • 360° rotatable, partially integrated dry-fit drainage technology
  • square, rectangular, round, quadrant or shell-shape design

System accessories, including:

  • a special sealing set providing a universal seal to a variety of materials
  • a drain-substructure element for accurate alignment and support of the drain
  • an impact sound deadening fleece to reduce water impact noise

Plus optional 100% waterproof XPS functional design elements:

  • a ready-to-fit partition wall with or without a niche and integrated technology
  • a preformed storage solution with all joints sealed during manufacturing
  • a shower bench in different formats or a corner seat in different sizes
  • an edge strip for creating a curb or an even surface for glass partitions
  • Fundo Nautilo is a shell-shaped Wedi designer shower with matching walls, including integrated ducts for water pipes - perfect for creating a statement piece in the middle of the room.
    Fundo Nautilo is a shell-shaped Wedi designer shower with matching walls, including integrated ducts for water pipes - perfect for creating a statement piece in the middle of the room.
  • The Wedi Sanwell Wall is a robust but lightweight partition with an integrated niche. Shown here with a tiled Wedi Sanoasa corner seat and a Fundo shower element with point drainage.
    The Wedi Sanwell Wall is a robust but lightweight partition with an integrated niche. Shown here with a tiled Wedi Sanoasa corner seat and a Fundo shower element with point drainage.
  • Fundo Discreto is an optical wall drain for Wedi Fundo shower elements with linear drainage. The two-sided channel cover (stainless steel or tileable) creates the illusion of water draining away into the wall.
    Fundo Discreto is an optical wall drain for Wedi Fundo shower elements with linear drainage. The two-sided channel cover (stainless steel or tileable) creates the illusion of water draining away into the wall.
  • A Wedi System bathroom with a Fundo shower system, Sanwell Wall with niche, Subliner Dry & Flex membrane on the floor and a washstand and partition made with Wedi building boards that are also used for waterproofing the walls.
    A Wedi System bathroom with a Fundo shower system, Sanwell Wall with niche, Subliner Dry & Flex membrane on the floor and a washstand and partition made with Wedi building boards that are also used for waterproofing the walls.
  • Wedi Sanwell shower wall module: a custom-specific product with integrated Hansgrohe i-Box, hot and cold water pipes, reinforcements for the shower outlets and a niche for storage. Shown with a tiled Sanoasa floating bench and Fundo shower element with point drainage.
    Wedi Sanwell shower wall module: a custom-specific product with integrated Hansgrohe i-Box, hot and cold water pipes, reinforcements for the shower outlets and a niche for storage. Shown with a tiled Sanoasa floating bench and Fundo shower element with point drainage.
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The surrounding walls and floor can be lined with Wedi building boards or with Subliner membranes to ensure the proper tanking of splash areas.

Wedi offers a ‘voluntary’ 10-year product quality guarantee on its entire standard range. This goes far beyond the industry-compulsory standard manufacturer’s warranty, demonstrating the quality of its products and functionality of its systems.

For more information and technical support visit wedi.net/uk

Contact:
0161 864 2336
enquiries@wedi.co.uk


 

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