WET ROOM
Blēo's WET ROOM is developed for interiors exposed to humidity and moisture. The finish provides a durable, protective surface designed to maintain stability in environments, without compromising the clarity of colour. It's formulated to perform consistently in spaces where water, steam, and cleaning are part of everyday use.
What is WET ROOM paint
Our WET ROOM is a paint designed for environments with moisture levels. The formulation resists mold and mildew while maintaining a stable and breathable surface.
Where to use WET ROOM
WET ROOM is well suited for bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, and utility spaces, as well as other interiors exposed to humidity. It can be applied to a range of absorbent surfaces, including plaster, concrete, wood, metal, and gypsum board, where moisture resistance is required. The finish is designed for humid environments, but is not intended for surfaces in direct and continuous contact with water, such as inside showers or wet zones. Adequate ventilation is recommended to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Finish and performance
Our WET ROOM provides a durable, moisture-resistant surface that withstands exposure to water and humidity. The formulation supports cleaning while maintaining its structural integrity and appearance over time. This makes it appropriate for both residential and commercial applications.
Colour and light
The finish maintains colour consistency even in changing humidity conditions, ensuring a stable appearance over time. Light is reflected in a controlled manner, allowing colours to remain clear without excessive variation.
The image shows our WET ROOM paint applied to the walls in a kitchen.
Technical details
- Coverage: approx. 8 m² per litre per coat
- Mold- and mildew-resistant
- Drying time: 2–4 hours and can be recoated after approximately 12-14 hours
- Application method: roller, brush or spray gun
- Can be diluted with water
- Suitable for absorbent surfaces
- Available in selected Blēo colours
Spatial application
WET ROOM allows colour to be carried consistently into spaces that are often treated purely functionally. By maintaining both durability and visual clarity, it supports a more cohesive approach to colour across the entire interior.