Helpful Information

Definition: A wet room is a fully water tight bathroom with no separate shower tray. The “walk-in” shower area is usually level with the surrounding floor but with a slight slope to the drain which is fitted directly into the floor. 

At Rubberduck Bathrooms we have been supplying Multipanel boards for bathroom renovation for over 20 years. Over this time, we have been asked many questions, here are some of the recent frequently asked questions regarding the Multipanel construction change.

MDF has a stigma of being poor quality and not suitable for bathrooms or wet areas, however not all MDF is made the same. Many bathroom wall board manufacturers have decided to stop offering plywood cores or have changed their plywood cores to exterior grade MDF.

Boiling water taps can offer an energy saving option but this will vary from household to household depending on user habits, but they do add an extra convenience to your day to day life and save time in our busy lives.

Why would you want to buy and install a smart toilet? Here we give you a detailed and (we hope) helpful introduction to smart toilets that should help when choosing one.

Choosing the right toilet for your new bathroom or ensuite can sometimes be a tricky one. Here we give some honest (and hopefully helpful) advice on what your options are and how you can best decide which is right for you.

A bathroom mirror is a most, but what bathroom mirror do you choose? Following this guide will help you answer some questions about what mirror you would need and help you choose the correct bathroom mirror.

Once considered a luxury item but are now commonplace in most bathrooms. Heated towel radiators can elevate your bathroom, creating a functional yet creative centrepiece.

Heated towel radiators are becoming more and more common place in a bathroom. But before fitting a heated towel radiator there are a couple of things to consider and some common questions we get asked