Our unique range of Desire bathroom furniture includes vanity units from 400mm up to 1200mm wide; available in varuious finishes. A 600mm basin and wall mounted unit is available for under £180.00 including VAT and delivery - over 50% off the RRP price. Discover this affordable luxury by clicking the image above!
Our luxury range of Desire wet room shower panels are available in widths of 800, 900, 1000, and 1200mm. This superb range starts from only £178.50 including VAT, delivered to your door in 3 working days.
This is around half the price you would expect to pay for the same quality product from other manufacturers.
DEVA
Best value for money
BRISTAN
Leading tap brand
HUDSON REED
Luxury taps and showers
ARISTON
Gas boilers and water heaters
FIREBIRD
Oil boilers and renewables
TELFORD
Best hot water cylinders
STELRAD
Leading radiator brand
REINA DESIGN
Towel rails and radiators
RADOX
High quality towel rails
Rangemaster Sinks are amongst the best value available on the market today. The large range incorporates stainless steel, granite and traditional ceramic models.
Replace a standard 1700mm x 700mm bath with a wet room complete with half-height doors, grab rails and an electric shower from just £1199.99.
HEP2O
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SPEEDFIT
Favourite with the trade
POLYPLUMB
Cheap pack quantities
As one of their preferred Internet partners, we are able to offer Pland products at the cheapest trade prices possible. Give us a call for the best deal on their stainless steel sanitaryware.
Seek advice for doing DIY in bathroom23/06/2008 Those planning to carry out major DIY work to their home's bathrooms and kitchens should seek professional help first, an insurance provider has claimed. In comments which may interest those thinking of a large project such as building a wet room, Direct Line said problems caused through botched DIY activities could be classed as "accidental damage". Andrew Lowe, head of home insurance for the firm, added: "However, we recommend that professional advice is sought before undertaking any major DIY work, such as knocking down walls or fitting kitchens or bathrooms." Research from Halifax Home Insurance suggested that more than seven million UK homeowners are living with an unfinished DIY project in their houses. It also claimed individuals who cause damage by doing work they are not qualified for, such as flooding after installing a shower, may not be covered by the insurance policy. Meanwhile, home insurance company Zurich claims 47 per cent of homeowners do not tell their policy provider about major DIY work they are carrying out, with 73 per cent not knowing if they are covered for the work they do.  |
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