Bathroom Fittings/Fixtures

Selecting bathroom fixtures and their fittings requires a bit of know-how, along with a sense of style. 

Bathroom Taps: Variants

1. Sink mounted - As the name suggests, these are mounted on the sink. These are the easiest to install.

2. Counter or floor mounted - These are installed separated from the sink. It requires moderate skill level to ensure the tap holes are drilled at the right points without damaging the stone counters or floor.

3. Wall mounted - If water marks on faucets / taps bother you, consider a “Wall-Mounted” faucet. This option is the cleanest and easiest to maintain as minimal amount of water will splash on them. Be aware that a concealed part has to be installed into the wall before wall tiles or stone in put in place. Accurate height and center markings have to be made before tiles or natural stone - granite or marble and plumbing is put in place accurately.

Most taps have a hot and cold mixer function. The hot or cold side supply could be adjusted by sliding the lever to either side. In traditional designs the hot and cold sides come with separate adjustments.

Bathroom Showers Design: Tips & Caution

True luxury shower spaces are at least 3 and half feet wide and 4 feet long. If you prefer taking a head bath often, consider a ceiling mounted rain shower. For women the do not want to wet their hair too often, a handshower may be used as well. Install a diverter to switch the water flow between the two as desired. A faucet spout is an option if you require ability to wash your feet. For a spa like experience, body jets are a great addition to a luxurious bathroom. Be sure that your water supply has sufficient pressure for the body jets to work as desired. 

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