Buyer Guides

The Old London collection from Hudson Reed contains some of our best-selling products. Here we take a closer look at the current offerings of the brand, their unique selling points, and what sets them apart from other manufacturers in this space.

RAL has been the global language of colour since as far back as the 1920s. We look at the origins of the scheme, why it is important to the manufacturing industry, and how it can help a customer receive exactly what they expect from an online purchase.

Hudson Reed's summer 2021 updates to their furniture offering leave no stone unturned when it comes to style and uniqueness. We break down just a few of the thousands of possible combinations - whether modular or fitted - that can help you create your dream bathroom, no matter how big or small your space might be!

Shower doors are a crucial part of any bathroom, but they often don't get the attention they deserve. Not only can the right shower doors enhance the overall look and feel of your bathroom, but they can also improve the functionality of your shower.

This article discusses the different types of showers available and provides tips on how to choose the right one for your bathroom. Whether you're looking for a basic shower or a luxurious spa experience, this article will help you find the perfect shower for your needs.

When you're replacing radiators or planning a heating system, the sheer number of options can be a bit baffling. Panel, convector, column, designer - what's the actual difference, and does it matter?

Choosing between floor-standing and wall-mounted vanity units should be straightforward, but it's actually one of those decisions where both options have genuine advantages and some proper drawbacks that aren't immediately obvious until you've lived with them.

The patented, triple-layer Carronite reinforcement system has been a staple in the bath industry for 40 years. We dig into the truth behind the strapline...

Shower enclosures aren't cheap, so knowing how long they should actually last helps you determine whether you're looking at normal wear or premature failure.