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Which bathroom brand?

8 years ago

Hi,

Wondering if anyone has any recommendations for bathroom makes/brands?

All advice very much appreciated

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QURES Bathrooms
8 years ago
Hi M,

What are you looking for exactly? Brass ware, sanitary ware, showers? Personally I suggest Catalano ceramics, Crosswater brass ware and showers and Bauhaus enclosures/glass. Bette baths are extraordinary. All these brands are very high quality. If it's cost you're worried about, I suggest No Code and Phoenix.

Regards,

Lukas
M
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you, I will take a look at those. just starting to look so was looking for recommendations to narrow things down a little.

My bathroom is not going to be massive so looking for a shower bath, toilet, sink, taps etc.
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