The publisher
Jean-Benoit Buisson, sole trader, acting under his own name.
47 rue Vivienne, 75002 Paris, France.
Email: buissonjeanbenoit9@gmail.com
Registered in France as a sole trader since 30 September 2026: SIREN 130 860 653, SIRET 130 860 653 00018. The publisher does not charge VAT.
Responsible for the editorial
Jean-Benoit Buisson.
The host
Railway Corporation, 548 Market Street, PMB 68956, San Francisco, CA 94104, United States — railway.com
Cloudflare, Inc., 101 Townsend Street, San Francisco, CA 94107, United States, carries the pages to you.
What this site covers, and what funds it
BathVerdict is an independent editorial site about the fittings that carry and drain water in a bathroom or on a sink — bathroom, kitchen, tub and shower faucets, thermostatic valves, shower systems, heads and hand showers, toilet seats, bidet seats and flush valves, sinks, drains and traps, mirrors, mirror cabinets and vanities, water softeners and filters — and the angle valves, hoses, sealants and spares that go with them. It does not cover bathtubs, shower pans, enclosures or complete toilets, whose references are national and differ market by market, nor water heaters and electric towel bars, whose installation is regulated work. Dimensions, center distances, thread sizes, flow rates, operating pressures, water seal depths, capacities and load figures published by manufacturers are reported as such, with their unit written as published, with their source named, and never derived by us. In particular, a flow rate is reported with the pressure the manufacturer measured it at, and is never converted to another pressure. Nothing here replaces a manufacturer's own installation instructions, nor your national plumbing and wiring rules, which govern in particular any fixing to a wall, any electrical fitting in a damp room and any appliance discharging waste water — and two statements are repeated on every page that touches them: the load a fixing states describes the fixing and not the wall it is fixed to, and the 100 °F (38 °C) stop on a thermostatic valve is a mechanical detent and not a scald-prevention device. A water softener treats limescale and is not a health product; a filter reduces what its manufacturer declares it reduces, and no benefit for skin, hair or health is claimed on this site. Amazon affiliate links pay for it: buy after clicking one and a commission may come back to us, while your price stays exactly the same. The affiliate disclosure page explains the arrangement and the guards that keep it out of the verdicts.
Every rating and every recommendation here is an editorial call. None of it is professional advice, and none of it guarantees a result.
Who owns what here
The writing, the look and the layout of this site are under copyright. Taking them whole, or taking a substantial share of them, needs permission first. Quoting a passage is fine when the source is named and linked.
Trade marks, model names and product pictures stay with whoever owns them; they are reproduced here so the reader knows which item is meant.
Your personal data
Nothing here drops an advertising cookie, and nothing builds a profile. The privacy page spells out what the server is told, what it is never told, and what shifts the moment you leave for Amazon.
Flagging a mistake
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Last reviewed 10 August 2026