Helpful Bathroom Information, Handy Tips and Tricks and information to help you make an informed bathroom decision.
Each new room in a house should have adequate ventilation for general health reasons. The type of room will determine how much ventilation is required. Any new kitchen, bathroom (or shower room), utility room or toilet should be provided with a means of extract ventilation to reduce condensation and remove smells.
Whether you have a large family bathroom or a small en-suite in shared accommodation, there are some items that no bathroom cabinet should be without. Here are the top ten items we believe you should have in your bathroom cabinet.
Latest codes of practice by the British Standards Institute (BSI) for BS 5385-1 has seen a positive change in regulations overseeing works in domestic bathrooms and wet areas.
There are a couple of things to consider when deciding which towel rail is right for you. This guide will help you choose the right bathroom radiator for you.
Fitting comfort height back to wall pans (BTW) to furniture has always lead to complication do to the extra height…. But not anymore!
Walk-in shower enclosures are unlike most other shower enclosures as the enclosure is completely free of doors allowing you to just walk-in to the showering space. This is what you need and what you need to know.
The term walk-in shower is used regularly by many people, that don’t fully understand exactly what a walk-in shower is. Some think a walk-in is a shower enclosure that is low to the floor, some think it’s a wetroom, and some think it’s a mixture of both. So what actually is a walk-in shower?
A traditional heated towel rail is a welcome sight in almost any bathroom. Not only can traditional towel rails provide comfort and convenience, they can also inject a burst of class and style into the room.
What you need to know to get that ultimate traditional bathroom look
