Better sanitaryware choices start with the layout
Compare projection and reach
We help you judge how far products come into the room and how they feel to use.
Link storage and basin style
Furniture-mounted and stand-alone basins can change the room in different ways.
Check concealed details early
Frames, cistern access, wastes and traps should suit the chosen products.
Choose the right balance of style and space
Toilets and basins shape how a bathroom feels and how easily it works every day. We can help you compare close-coupled, back-to-wall and wall-hung toilets, along with pedestal, semi-pedestal, countertop and furniture-mounted basins, so you can judge how each option affects space, storage and cleaning access. Using our displays in Kingswinford also makes it easier to see how the proportions of each choice sit within the wider room.
Look at the fitting details early on
The practical side matters just as much as the look. We can help you think about outlet positions, concealed cistern access, tap holes, wastes, traps and the way each product needs to be installed. We also look at seat height, basin reach and circulation space, so the room feels comfortable to use and the toilet and basin choices support the overall layout instead of complicating it.
Frequently asked questions
How do we choose the best toilet style for the room?
We look at projection, cistern position, cleaning access and the space available around the toilet. Close-coupled, back-to-wall and wall-hung models all change the room differently. We can help you compare those effects before you settle on the option that suits your layout best.
What should we consider when choosing a basin?
We suggest thinking about basin size, storage needs, tap position, reach and the amount of usable surface you want around it. Pedestal, countertop and furniture-mounted options each behave differently in the room. We can help you compare those differences with the wider layout in mind.
Why do wastes, traps and tap holes matter so much?
Because small fitting details can limit which products work together. Tap-hole layouts affect tap choice, while wastes and traps need to suit the basin and the plumbing arrangement. We can help you check those points before products are finalised, which makes the whole specification clearer.