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A bathroom renovation rarely stalls over tile colour. Problems usually crop up later, when a basin mixer fails to fit the tap hole or a toilet waste outlet does not align with the drain pipe. The plumbing fixtures collected here cover both bathroom and kitchen wet zones, so the easiest way to choose them is in the exact order they are installed.
Rough Plumbing Decisions Before Tiling
The toilet is the only fixture whose mounting type must be determined before wall tiling begins. Floor-standing models connect directly to the existing drain point, requiring you to verify the outlet direction and the distance from the finished wall to the pipe centreline. By contrast, wall-hung toilets require a concealed mounting frame built into the wall prior to tiling. In return, the floor beneath remains completely clear and easy to clean. If a leak or fault develops, replacing the entire toilet is unnecessary: the flush mechanism, seat cover, and flush plate can all be serviced or replaced independently.
Floor-mounted options also include Rimless models designed without an inner rim, preventing grime and bacteria from accumulating. The selection also features squat toilets, bidets, urinals, and children's models, making it easy to outfit residential bathrooms as well as commercial restrooms.
Shower Fittings and Enclosure Sizing
In compact bathrooms, the most space-saving solution is a shower set — a wall-mounted rail combining the mixer valve and hand shower into a single unit. These setups frequently incorporate a bidet spray mixer mounted alongside the toilet, meaning both plumbing outlets should be planned at the same time.
Selecting an enclosure starts with the available alcove or corner dimensions: quadrant and square models range from 80×80 to 100×100 cm, with glass thickness varying between 4 and 8 mm. A fixed walk-in glass panel without a tray accommodates floor-level showers, although this layout requires planning the floor gradient and floor drain in advance. Enclosure glass doors and shower trays are also sold separately, allowing you to replace damaged parts without renewing the entire cubicle.
Kitchen Sinks and Taps: Dimensions and Spout Clearance
The sink size is determined by the countertop cutout: compact single-bowl options start from 46×40 cm, while double-bowl units measure 78 cm or wider, allowing simultaneous washing and draining. Stainless steel kitchen sinks are available in classic metallic and matte black finishes. For mixer taps, spout height is the key factor: a high-arch spout easily accommodates large stockpots, while a lower spout minimises splashing in deeper basins. Certain taps feature an integrated instant water heater that warms water on demand without requiring a separate boiler — a practical solution for cottages or spaces lacking dedicated hot water piping.
Coordinated Finishes and Bathroom Hardware
The finish of your tapware — whether chrome, matte black, grey, or gold — sets the tone for the remaining accents: towel rails, soap dispensers, shelving, and vanity handles. Matching colour tones is considerably easier when tiles, faucets, and accessories are sourced from the same building materials store where samples can be compared side by side. Vanity sets typically consist of two pieces — a base cabinet and a mirror, occasionally fitted with integrated LED illumination requiring electrical rough-in before tiling. Pinpointing wall-hung accessory positions prior to tile installation is also best practice, ensuring mounting holes align with grout joints rather than cracking the tiles.
The most expensive mistakes in plumbing selection are concealed behind the walls: concealed toilet frames, mixer pipe outlets, and shower drain gradients must be set before tiling. The visible elements — vanity basins, furniture, and accessories — adapt around these fixed points and can easily be upgraded later. At Nova, Firmer, Bien, and Salvo bathroom fixtures are all brought together in one department.