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130 products compared, grouped by what they are for rather than by brand or by price.
Basin mixer · solid brass pop-up rod waste supplied · ceramic cartridge, 500 000 cycles stated
A basin mixer supplied with a solid brass rod waste and a cartridge the maker states has passed 500 000 cycles — the tap on this page that arrives most complete.
Best for: Replacing a tap and a tired waste at the same time, on a basin that has an overflow.
≈ 40 €
Basin mixer · ceramic cartridge · replaceable aerator · two DVGW-tested 50 cm G3/8 hoses · 5-year warranty stated
A chrome basin mixer sold as a complete, tested set: a ceramic cartridge, a replaceable aerator, two certified 50 cm hoses and a five-year manufacturer warranty.
Best for: A shallow inset basin where a flat spout suits, and where certified hoses and a long warranty are worth the premium.
≈ £70 / 75 €
Basin mixer · SUS304 stainless body stated · ceramic cartridge · aerator · matt black
A matt black basin mixer that names its steel and its cartridge — two claims that matter — while publishing none of the dimensions that decide whether it fits.
Best for: A basin where a black finish is wanted over a stainless body, on a standard 35 mm hole.
≈ £29 / 25 €
Basin mixer · ComfortZone 70 mm stated · AirPower aeration · pop-up waste · G3/8 DN15 · suitable for instantaneous heaters
A basin mixer that publishes its working height, its connection size and — unusually — that it suits an instantaneous water heater, which decides whether it can be used at all on that kind of supply.
Best for: An inset basin where the tap will be kept for a decade, and where the supply may be an instantaneous heater.
≈ £57 / 46 €
Basin mixer · 65 mm stated spout height · ceramic cartridge · aerator · G3/8 hoses supplied
A compact chrome basin mixer that publishes its spout height, its cartridge type and the thread of the hoses in the box — and tells you to check your own measurements first.
Best for: An inset or semi-recessed basin where a low, compact spout is wanted.
≈ £29 / 30 €
Tall basin mixer · ComfortZone 190 mm stated · AirPower aeration · G3/8 DN15 · suitable for instantaneous heaters · no waste supplied
A tall mixer that publishes 190 mm of clearance under the spout, states its connection size, and says it suits an instantaneous water heater — three facts that let it be specified rather than hoped at.
Best for: A countertop bowl whose rim height is known, on a basin that already has its waste.
≈ £100 / 88 €
Tall basin mixer · 30 cm stated overall height · pop-up waste and 3-in-1 tool · metal lever · StarLight chrome
A tall mixer with a metal lever, a hardened chrome finish and a complete box — a pop-up waste, the fixing material and the installation tool.
Best for: A countertop bowl on a basin with an overflow, bought as one parcel rather than as a tap plus two more orders.
≈ 83 €
Tall basin mixer · lead-free 304 stainless stated · spout and body both rotate 360° · ceramic cartridge, 500 000 cycles
A tall chrome mixer in stated lead-free 304 stainless whose body rotates as well as its spout, with a cartridge the maker states has passed 500 000 cycles.
Best for: A bowl reached from two sides, where the extra movement is genuinely used and the rim height is modest.
≈ £51 / 46 €
Tall basin mixer · brass · spout height 8.93 in (about 227 mm) · reach 6 in (about 152 mm) · hole 33–45 mm
The most completely dimensioned tap in this catalogue: a spout height, a spout reach and a tap hole range, all published — in inches, by a maker of antique brass fittings.
Best for: A countertop bowl whose rim height is known, in a bathroom where the finish is period rather than modern.
≈ £36 / 36 €
Tall basin mixer · 59 brass stated · spout height 9.6 in (about 244 mm) · reach 6.3 in (about 160 mm) · 3/8 in connection
A tall antique brass mixer that publishes its height, its reach, its hole range and its alloy — and is the tallest spout on this page by a clear margin.
Best for: A deep countertop bowl with a high rim, where a shorter tall tap would not clear.
≈ £47 / 41 €
Waterfall basin mixer · ceramic cartridge · G3/8 50 cm hoses · 5-year warranty stated
A chrome waterfall mixer sold as a complete set with certified hoses and a five-year warranty, from a range better known for the parts under the basin.
Best for: Someone buying the whole basin — tap, waste and trap — from one range, and choosing on appearance.
≈ £70 / 75 €
Waterfall basin mixer · stainless steel · 60 mm stated spout height · ceramic disc, 500 000 cycles · two 50 cm G3/8 hoses
A low waterfall mixer in stainless steel with a fingerprint-resistant sealed surface, a 500 000-cycle cartridge figure and its hoses in the box.
Best for: A wide, shallow inset basin where the waterfall look is wanted and the water has a short distance to fall.
≈ 31 €
Waterfall basin mixer · SUS304 and brass · PVD plating · 115 mm stated height · two 60 cm SUS304 hoses
A waterfall mixer with a PVD-plated finish over stainless steel and brass, and the longest supplied hoses in this hub at 60 cm.
Best for: A deep inset basin where the extra height is needed, and where a harder plated finish is worth paying for.
≈ 32 €
Waterfall basin mixer · lead-free nickel-free 304 stainless · 85 mm stated spout height · fits worktops under 30 mm
A waterfall mixer that publishes a height, an alloy condition and — uniquely in this catalogue — the worktop thickness it fits, which is the measurement nobody else states.
Best for: A conventional inset basin with a thin worktop, where a waterfall spout is wanted without the splashing of a tall one.
≈ 32 €
Sensor tap · internal battery — stated · single supply, hot OR cold — stated · brass · 3/8 in connection
A battery sensor tap that states plainly what most of this shelf leaves you to discover: one hose, one supply, no mixing at all.
Best for: A cloakroom or a guest basin used for washing hands briefly, where mixing was never part of the plan.
≈ 82 €
Sensor tap · 4 × AA required, not supplied — stated · adjustable temperature — stated · solenoid valve · chrome
An electronic basin tap with mini buttons for temperature and a solenoid valve, powered by four AA cells the maker states are not included.
Best for: A basin where touchless operation and a chosen temperature are both wanted, and no socket exists.
≈ 85 €
Sensor tap · adjustable temperature limiter — stated · quick-fit system · chrome · successor model noted by the maker
A touchless tap with an adjustable temperature limiter — the specification that decides whether a sensor tap suits a bathroom rather than only a cloakroom — from a range the maker states has a successor.
Best for: A bathroom basin where touchless operation is wanted and cold-only would not be acceptable.
≈ £165 / 159 €
Sensor tap · 4 × AA batteries — stated · 10–20 cm sensing range — stated · solid brass · temperature button
The only sensor tap in this catalogue that publishes its sensing range, and one of the two that state how it is powered — 10 to 20 cm, on four AA cells.
Best for: A basin where touchless operation is wanted, temperature control is needed and no socket exists.
≈ £79 / 79 €
Sensor tap · 6 V lithium CR-P2 — stated · run time 10, 20 or 30 s — stated · single supply · ComfortZone 100 mm
The only sensor tap here that publishes its run-on time — selectable at 10, 20 or 30 seconds — alongside its battery type and its working height.
Best for: A basin fed by a central thermostatic supply, or a cloakroom where cold water is enough, and where the run-on time is worth setting.
≈ 148 €
Pull-out kitchen mixer · two-jet spray on a rocker · removable aerator · hoses pre-assembled · high pressure
A high-pressure kitchen mixer whose spray switches on a rocker and whose aerator lifts out for descaling — a listing about the parts you touch, and silent on every dimension.
Best for: A mains-pressure kitchen where a pull-out spray is wanted at the entry price, and where nothing overhead constrains the height.
≈ 40 €
Pull-out kitchen mixer · 304 stainless · 40 cm pull-out · ceramic cartridge · hole Ø33–38 mm · worktop to 40 mm · 3/8 in
The pull-out that answers the fitting questions: a tap hole range, a worktop thickness limit, a connection thread and a named cartridge — everything except a height.
Best for: A single-hole sink of known bore, on a worktop of known thickness, where the fitting has to be right first time.
≈ 55 €
Pull-out kitchen mixer · 45 cm pull-out · 18 cm outlet height · 38.5 cm overall · two modes · 360° · 1.5 gpm stated
The only pull-out in this hub that publishes an outlet height, an overall height, a pull-out length and a flow figure — four numbers where the shelf usually offers a photograph.
Best for: A mains-pressure kitchen with a double bowl, where the tap has to be checked against a windowsill or a wall cupboard before it is bought.
≈ 40 €
Pull-out kitchen mixer · 240 mm outlet height · 230 mm clearance (ComfortZone 240) · 110°/150° swivel · 35 mm hole · G3/8 DN15
A pull-out that publishes an outlet height, a working clearance, two selectable swivel ranges, a tap hole size and a connection standard — and states that it suits an instantaneous heater.
Best for: A kitchen where the tap must be specified before it is bought — a known 35 mm deck, a wall or hob close by, and possibly an instantaneous heater.
≈ 189 €
Pull-out kitchen mixer · 298 mm overall height · 1500 mm spray hose · DVGW 400 mm tails · replaceable ceramic disc cartridge
The longest spray hose in this catalogue by a wide margin — 1500 mm, published — on a tap that also states its overall envelope and a replaceable cartridge.
Best for: A deep sink or a kitchen where the spray needs to reach a bucket on the floor, with isolating valves close under the deck.
≈ £88 / 71 €
Folding kitchen mixer · 7 cm folded height · folds 180° · 360° swivel · 304 stainless · hole 35–38 mm · worktop 1–38 mm · high pressure, 2 connections
A folding mixer that publishes a folded height, a fold angle, a tap hole range, a worktop range and — rare and important — that it will not work on a low-pressure open heater.
Best for: A mains-pressure kitchen under an inward-opening window, where the deck bore and the worktop thickness are both known.
≈ £63 / 53 €
Folding kitchen mixer · 60.5 mm folded height · folds forward · pull-out with two jets · hole 34–46 mm · worktop to 40 mm
The lowest published folded height in this catalogue — 60.5 mm — on the only under-window tap here that also has a pull-out spray.
Best for: A sink under an inward-opening casement with very little clearance, where a spray is wanted as well.
≈ 75 €
Folding kitchen mixer · 304 stainless · ceramic disc cartridge · aerator · metal lever · swivels vertically and horizontally
A folding under-window mixer that names its cartridge, its aerator and its metal lever — and publishes not one of the heights the whole family is bought for.
Best for: A window sill whose clearance is generous enough that the folded height was never in doubt.
≈ £55 / 58 €
Folding kitchen mixer · folds down into the sink · 360° swivel · DVGW 350 mm tails · central fixing · 5-year warranty stated
A folding mixer that lays down into the sink without the water being turned off, from a German maker with a five-year warranty — and the shortest supplied tails in the hub.
Best for: A sink under a window where the sill clearance is comfortable, and where a long warranty and a reachable manufacturer matter more than a specification sheet.
≈ £83 / 83 €
Folding kitchen mixer · folds down 90° · brass body · ceramic disc cartridge · 360° swivel
A brass folding mixer that publishes its fold angle and names its cartridge, with one height figure the maker labels ambiguously enough that this page will not resolve it.
Best for: A window sill with room to spare, where a brass body and a named cartridge matter more than a documented clearance.
≈ £136 / 130 €
Three-way kitchen mixer · three separate internal lines · own lever for filtered water · 304 stainless · cold-start lever
A two-lever three-way tap that states what actually distinguishes this family: three separate internal waterways, so filtered water never shares a channel with the mixed side.
Best for: Replacing an existing single-hole kitchen tap with one that also serves an under-sink filter, without cutting the worktop.
≈ £58 / 53 €
Three-way kitchen mixer · brass body · three DVGW 50 cm hoses · 3/8 in and 1/4 in filter connections · double lever
A brass three-way mixer that arrives with all three hoses certified and both filter threads in the box — the least ambiguous first installation in this hub.
Best for: A first three-way installation, where knowing that every hose and thread in the box is right matters more than the tap's dimensions.
≈ £63 / 62 €
Three-way kitchen mixer · 320 mm outlet height · 280 mm spout · G3/8 and G1/4 filter connections · hole 35–38 mm · brass core on the filtered side
The best-dimensioned kitchen tap in this catalogue: an outlet height, a spout length, two filter thread sizes, a deck bore range and a worktop limit, all published.
Best for: A large single or double sink where filtered water is wanted and the tap has to be checked against the worktop before anything is drilled.
≈ £73 / 58 €
Bath mixer set · cast solid brass · 2-function changeover · 3-mode head · 1.5 m stainless hose · 70 cm rail (350 + 360 mm)
A bath and shower set in cast solid brass whose rail, hose and modes are all published — including that the 70 cm rail arrives in two pieces.
Best for: A bath used daily as a shower, where a sliding rail is wanted and the wall centres are already known.
≈ 70 €
Bath mixer set · 59 brass body · knob diverter · 3-mode hand shower · 150 cm hose · adjustable bracket · 1/2 in DIN
A complete bath and shower set in stated 59 brass, with a three-mode hand shower on a 150 cm hose and a wall bracket you can fix at any height.
Best for: A bath used for showering as well as bathing, where the hand shower and its bracket are half the purchase.
≈ £64 / 61 €
Bath mixer · wall-mounted · pull diverter · S-connections supplied · 3-year warranty stated
A single-lever bath filler that arrives with its S-connections and all its fixings, with a pull diverter for the shower and a three-year warranty from a named German address.
Best for: A straightforward replacement on existing wall connections, where the fittings should all arrive in one box.
≈ £18 / 32 €
Thermostatic bath mixer · 150 mm ±12 centres · up to 20 l/min at 3 bar · SafetyStop 40 °C · G1/2 DN15 · two outlets
The only tap in this whole catalogue that publishes a flow rate WITH the pressure it was measured at — 20 l/min at 3 bar — alongside a centre distance and a tolerance.
Best for: A bath that has to fill quickly, on existing wall connections that may not be exactly 150 mm apart.
≈ £183 / 148 €
Thermostatic bath mixer · 38 °C detent · pull diverter · ½ in hose connection · 2 rosettes and 2 S-connections supplied
A thermostatic bath mixer that arrives with everything needed to fit it, and whose 38 °C detent the maker calls scald protection — a description this page does not repeat.
Best for: Replacing a plain bath mixer with a thermostatic one on existing wall connections, in a household where a steady temperature matters.
≈ £78 / 85 €
Shower thermostat · TurboStat cartridge · 38 °C detent · EcoJoy flow limiting with a release button · S-connections and metal rosettes
A thermostat built around a flow-limiting button you press to release full flow — and a water-saving claim published as a percentage with nothing behind it.
Best for: A household that wants a lower default flow without having to think about it, on a known standard wall installation.
≈ £105 / 96 €
Shower thermostat · 150 mm ±12 centres · G1/2 DN15 · SafetyStop 40 °C · EcoStop 10 l/min first position · silencer fitted
A thermostat that publishes its centre distance with a tolerance, its limited flow in litres per minute, and a built-in silencer — three things nothing else on this page states.
Best for: An existing wall installation whose centres are close to but not exactly 150 mm, in a bathroom where shower noise carries.
≈ £138 / 111 €
Shower thermostat · 150 mm centres stated · 38 °C detent, lockable · plastic handle stated · takes any standard hose
A surface-mounted thermostat with a lockable 38 °C button and a plastic handle the maker defends on purpose — because limescale seizes metal ones.
Best for: A household where the temperature setting should stay put — the same shower, the same setting, every day.
≈ £40 / 50 €
Shower thermostat · solid brass stated · 38 °C detent · ½ in hose connection, no adapter · 2 rosettes and 2 S-connections
A solid brass thermostat that arrives with its rosettes, its S-connections and its fixings, from a German maker who answers the phone.
Best for: Replacing a shower mixer on existing wall connections, where everything should arrive in one parcel and the maker should be reachable.
≈ £65 / 61 €
Shower thermostat · 150 mm centres stated · 20–50 °C output range · 38 °C detent · G1/2 in and out · solid brass
The cheapest thermostat in this hub, and the one that publishes the most: a centre distance, an inlet and outlet size, a detent temperature and the whole range it will deliver.
Best for: A standard 150 mm wall installation on mains pressure, where the price matters and the figures still have to be there.
≈ 34 €
Shower column · 92 cm fixed rail · 20 × 20 cm head · brackets 12–82 cm · 8 and 14 l/min at 3 bar · NO mixer supplied
A black shower column that publishes both its flow rates with the pressure behind them, and states in its first line that no mixer is included.
Best for: A shower that already has a working mixer, where the existing wall holes are an awkward distance apart.
≈ 62 €
Shower column · thermostat included · rail 855–1105 mm, adjustable after fitting · 22 × 22 cm head (9 in) · brass mixer body
A complete thermostatic column whose rail adjusts even after it is fixed to the wall — the one feature on this page that forgives a drilling mistake.
Best for: A retiled shower where the wall holes are already drilled and the head height still has to be got right.
≈ 140 €
Shower column · rail 800–1080 mm · 25 cm round head · brass diverter valve · 5-year replacement stated · NO mixer supplied
A chrome column with a brass diverter valve and a five-year free-replacement statement — and no flow figure and no pressure anywhere in the listing.
Best for: A shower with an existing mixer, where a button changeover and a brass valve matter more than a published flow.
≈ £95 / 100 €
Shower column · rail 74–114 cm · 30 × 30 cm head · brackets 66–105 cm · 12 and 16 l/min at 3 bar · NO mixer supplied
The largest rain head in this hub at 30 × 30 cm, on an adjustable rail, with both flow rates published at 3 bar — and, again, no mixer in the box.
Best for: A large shower enclosure on good mains pressure, where the existing wall holes are at least 66 cm apart.
≈ £97 / 71 €
Shower column · thermostat INCLUDED · 38 °C detent · height-adjustable bracket for existing holes · 5-year warranty · complete fixing set
The first column on this page that arrives complete: a thermostatic mixer included, a 38 °C detent, and a bracket that reuses existing holes.
Best for: A complete shower replacement in one parcel, where the mixer is part of the job and the maker should be reachable.
≈ £144 / 111 €
Rain head · 20 cm round (8 in) · stainless, electroplated · G1/2 · 360° ball joint · TPE nozzles
A 20 cm round stainless head with an air-injected pattern and TPE nozzles, at the price of a takeaway — and without a single flow figure.
Best for: A straight replacement for a tired head on an existing arm, where 20 cm round is the shape wanted.
≈ £26 / 20 €
Rain head · 20 × 20 cm square (8 in) · stainless · G1/2 female · 360° rotation and 15° tilt · 100 silicone nozzles
A 20 cm square stainless head that publishes its nozzle count and its tilt angle — two small facts nobody else on this page bothers to give.
Best for: A modern square-fitting bathroom in a hard-water area, where the nozzles need to be wiped rather than soaked.
≈ £27 / 20 €
Rain head · 30 × 20 cm rectangular · 304 stainless and ABS · G1/2 · 360° ball joint · silicone nozzles
The widest face in this hub for the lowest price — and a listing that calls a 30 × 20 cm rectangle square, which is worth noticing before you order.
Best for: A large enclosure on strong mains pressure, where face area is the point and the exact shape needs checking first.
≈ 17 €
Rain head · 28 cm round (11 in) · self-cleaning rod mechanism · brass nut and brass ball joint · G1/2
The only head in this catalogue with a moving self-cleaning mechanism: a rod that rises with the water and pushes deposits out when you turn it off.
Best for: A hard-water household tired of wiping nozzles, on a supply strong enough to fill 28 cm.
≈ £29 / 29 €
Rain head · Ø 22.5 cm round · ABS with brass ball joint · under 8 l/min at 3 bar stated · ½ in universal · ceiling mountable
The only rain head in this hub that publishes its flow WITH the pressure — under 8 litres a minute at 3 bar — and the only one whose saving can therefore be checked.
Best for: A household that wants a measurable reduction in hot water rather than a claim about one.
≈ £32 / 31 €
Hand shower · six modes on a paddle · 124 × 124 mm panel · 20-layer filter cartridge, 3–4 months · removable flow limiter · 1.5 m hose · NOT for electric showers
A filtering hand shower with a published panel size, a removable restrictor and a cartridge to change every three or four months — and a compatibility warning that has to be read first.
Best for: A hard-water or heavily chlorinated supply, on a conventional shower — never an electric one — where a running cost is acceptable.
≈ 29 €
Hand shower · three named modes · 11 cm face, 24.5 cm long · MinusFlow 9 l/min at 3 bar · EasyClean silicone · 5-year warranty
The best-specified hand shower in this catalogue: a face diameter, an overall length, three named patterns and a flow rate with its pressure attached.
Best for: A household on decent pressure that wants the shower measured rather than described, and kept for years.
≈ £25 / 19 €
Hand shower · three modes on a turning ring · 216 silicone nozzles · ABS, multi-layer chrome · G1/2 · pressure-boosting insert
A seven-euro hand shower with three modes and 216 counted silicone nozzles, aimed squarely at flats with weak mains pressure.
Best for: An older flat with disappointing shower pressure, where the fix should cost less than a takeaway.
≈ £7 / 7 €
Hand shower · three modes on a rotary control · 8 l/min stated · full performance from 1.0 bar · SpeedClean silicone · drop-protection silicone ring
The only hand shower here that states the pressure it works properly at — 1.0 bar — which matters far more than the saving it advertises.
Best for: A gravity-fed or low-pressure system, where most water-saving heads simply feel thin.
≈ £20 / 29 €
Hand shower · five modes · ABS, multi-layer chrome · stainless 150 cm hose included · G1/2 (20 mm) · silicone nozzles
Five modes and a stainless hose in the box for under thirteen euros — the most equipment per euro on this page, and no measurement anywhere.
Best for: Replacing a tired head and a leaking hose together, for less than a good head alone.
≈ £14 / 13 €
Rail set · 70 cm two-part stainless rail · 22 mm diameter · brackets 30–65 cm · holder slides and turns 180° · NO head, NO hose
A rail and a holder, fully dimensioned — and deliberately without a hand shower or a hose, because you already have those.
Best for: A rail that has corroded or a holder that has snapped, where the hand shower and hose are still perfectly good.
≈ £24 / 20 €
Rail set · 65 cm rail · 100 mm two-mode head · 160 cm hose · EcoSmart limits to 9 l/min at any pressure · 5-year warranty
A rail set whose flow is held at 9 l/min whatever your pressure does — which is a different and better promise than a saving percentage.
Best for: A household with variable mains pressure, where the shower should feel the same every day.
≈ £45 / 44 €
Rail set · 70 cm two-part stainless rail · 22 mm · brackets 30–65 cm · 10 × 12 cm three-mode head · 150 cm stainless hose · holder turns 180°
The complete version of the rail above: same 70 cm bar and same 30 to 65 cm bracket range, with a three-mode head and a stainless hose added.
Best for: A full rail replacement on an already-drilled tiled wall, where the existing holes are 30 to 65 cm apart.
≈ £18 / 30 €
Rail set · four-mode hand shower · separate water-saving seal supplied · height-adjustable slider · complete fixings · German maker
A complete rail set for fifteen euros whose most interesting part is a separate water-saving washer you can choose to fit — or not.
Best for: A first fit or a rental where the whole set has to be replaced cheaply, on a wall being drilled fresh.
≈ £18 / 15 €
Rail set · 60 cm rail · three-mode head · 175 cm hose · 8 l/min · full flow from 1.0 bar · glue or drill, ADHESIVE NOT SUPPLIED
A rail set that can be glued instead of drilled — and does not include the adhesive, which is the sentence to read before ordering.
Best for: A rented flat with tiles nobody wants drilled, on a supply that may be weak.
≈ £58 / 49 €
Shower channel · 100 cm · reversible tileable/satin grate · 1.5 mm body · 50 l/min average stated · height-adjustable · black
The fastest-draining channel in this hub at a stated 50 l/min average, in a black finish, with a grate that flips between tileable and satin.
Best for: A wide walk-in shower with two outlets running, in a bathroom where the floor depth is already known to be generous.
≈ 43 €
Shower channel · 90 cm · 304 stainless welded · feet 77–121 mm · 36 l/min stated · 300 kg load stated · 360° trap · reversible grate
The only channel here that publishes both a foot height range and a load figure — 77 to 121 mm and 300 kg — on a welded 304 body.
Best for: A tiled floor with an unknown or awkward build-up, where the channel has to adapt to the floor rather than the other way round.
≈ £74 / 62 €
Shower channel · 60 cm · AISI 304 named · reversible tileable/steel grate · 30 l/min stated · adjustable feet · removable hair strainer
A 60 cm channel that names its steel grade — AISI 304 — and supplies the hook for lifting the cover, which is the tool everyone loses.
Best for: A compact walk-in shower where the steel grade and the cleaning access matter more than raw drainage.
≈ £52 / 51 €
Shower channel · 90 cm · 304 stainless · trap rotates 360° horizontally · 40 l/min stated · height-adjustable · X-flow body
A 90 cm channel whose trap swivels through a full circle — which is what saves an installation when the waste pipe is not where the channel wants it.
Best for: A retrofit where the existing waste pipe is in an awkward direction and the channel has to meet it.
≈ £58 / 61 €
Shower channel · 70 cm · build height 68–80 mm on adjustable feet · 30 l/min stated · removable trap and hair strainer · DIN connections
A 70 cm stainless channel that publishes the one figure a floor channel is chosen by — a build height of 68 to 80 mm — with the complete kit in the box.
Best for: A level-access shower on a shallow floor build-up, where the channel has to fit into the depth that exists.
≈ 41 €
Toilet seat · 250 kg to DIN 19516 · two fixing systems including one for closed holes · antibacterial urea duroplast, ISO 22196 · Made in EU
The strongest seat in this hub at a tested 250 kg, and the only one supplied with a second fixing method for a pan whose holes are closed underneath.
Best for: A pan with awkward or closed fixing holes, or a household that wants the strongest tested seat available here.
≈ 40 €
Toilet seat · urea duroplast, antibacterial and colourfast · stainless steel hinges · top fixing · quick-release · 150 kg to DIN 19516
A seat that names its hinge metal — stainless steel — and cites the standard behind its load figure, which two thirds of this shelf does not.
Best for: A seat that will be unbolted again one day — the hinges are the part that decides whether that is possible.
≈ 30 €
Toilet seat · urea duroplast 2.0, antibacterial and UV-resistant · 25° fast-close · two mounting systems · quick-release · 150 kg to DIN 19516 · 120 000 cycles
A seat that publishes a soft-close life of 120 000 cycles — eight times what its nearest rival states — with a template, a video and two mounting systems.
Best for: A busy household where the damper will be worked hard, and a pan whose fixing type is not yet known.
≈ 50 €
Toilet seat · MDF with the maker's coating · 37.5 × 45 × 5.5 cm published · 175 kg stated · soft-close tested to 15 000 closes
The only toilet seat in this catalogue that publishes its dimensions — 37.5 by 45 cm — which is the single fact everyone actually needs.
Best for: A bathroom where a wooden seat is the point, and where knowing it fits before it arrives matters.
≈ £41 / 40 €
Toilet seat · duroplast (UF) · double soft-close on lid and ring · quick-release button · fitting template · 150 kg stated
A duroplast seat with soft-close on both the lid AND the ring, a quick-release button and a paper template — for twenty-one euros.
Best for: A standard oval pan of known shape, where soft-close on both parts matters more than a published measurement.
≈ 21 €
Electric bidet seat · 51.6 × 37 × 12.3 cm published · heated seat · warm air dryer · adjustable water temperature, pressure and nozzle position · side-arm remote · night light
A full electric bidet seat with heated water, a heated seat and a warm-air dryer, controlled from an arm-rest panel rather than a wall remote.
Best for: A bathroom being renovated, where a socket can be provided at the pan and the seat will be used every day.
≈ £190 / 224 €
Bidet attachment · no power needed · cold water only · twin retracting nozzles · adjustable pressure · 0.6 cm thick · brass-clad T-adapter
A non-electric bidet attachment 6 mm thick that slides under your existing seat, with twin retracting nozzles and a brass-clad tee.
Best for: Trying a bidet for the price of a takeaway, on a toilet with an external cistern and a conventional seat.
≈ £39 / 33 €
Bidet attachment · no power needed · cold water only · twin nozzles · a quarter of an inch thick · recessed nozzle guard · 12-month warranty
The thinnest bidet attachment here — a quarter of an inch — with a recessed nozzle housing designed so that sitting down cannot snap it off.
Best for: A toilet where the seat must not be lifted or tilted by the attachment, and where the nozzle sits within reach of a heavy user.
≈ 39 €
Bidet seat · no power needed · cold water · twin four-hole nozzles · rotary control · 37 × 42.7 cm outer, 22.4 × 28.5 cm inner · 175 kg ring · G3/8 metal hose
The only bidet seat in this catalogue that publishes its dimensions — inside and out — and the only non-electric one that replaces the seat rather than sliding under it.
Best for: A conventional toilet with an exposed cistern, where the seat is due for replacement anyway.
≈ £66 / 60 €
Electric bidet seat · full stainless steel nozzle · wireless remote · 3 levels seat heat, water heat and dryer · 5 nozzle positions · deodoriser · night light
The only bidet seat here with a full stainless steel nozzle and named level counts for every function — three for heat, five for position and pressure.
Best for: A round pan, in a bathroom with a proper electrical supply, where the seat will be used for a decade.
≈ £389 / 399 €
Cistern set · TECE F10 fill valve, works 0.5–10 bar · armoured 3/8 in hose to 2019 · TECE A2 outlet valve for 13 cm cisterns · NOT for Uni 750
A three-part TECE service kit that publishes an operating pressure range and states, twice, exactly which cisterns it does not suit.
Best for: A concealed TECE cistern being serviced properly, where opening the wall twice is not an option.
≈ 94 €
Fill valve · Geberit Type 380 · for surface cistern no. 240.700 · side entry 3/8 in · fill height set by turning the spindle · noise group I, DIN 4109
The manufacturer's own valve for one specific Geberit cistern — which is either exactly right for you or completely wrong, and the listing says which.
Best for: A Geberit surface cistern number 240.700, where a genuine part is worth paying for.
≈ $36 / £29 / 30 €
Fill valve · universal · telescopic outlet tube · stepless adjustment · stated quiet and fast filling
A sixteen-euro universal fill valve with a telescopic tube and stepless height adjustment — and a listing consisting of five hashtags.
Best for: A quick, cheap replacement in a common surface-mounted cistern, by someone who can see what they are replacing.
≈ £15 / 16 €
Fill valve · horizontal (side) entry · 3/8 in inlet · dirt filter · anti-water-hammer system · two seals supplied · 10-year warranty stated
A side-entry fill valve that states its thread, its inlet position and a ten-year warranty — plus a dirt filter and an anti-hammer feature.
Best for: A side-entry cistern where the mains supply is noisy or dirty, and where the person fitting it has never fitted one.
≈ 17 €
Fill valve · 3.6 l/min fill rate · 13 dB(A), noise group I · brass connection spigot · fits surface and concealed cisterns · NOT for TECE
The only fill valve in this catalogue that publishes a fill rate and a noise figure — and the only listing that tells you which cistern it does not fit.
Best for: A bathroom next to a bedroom, where the noise of a refilling cistern is the actual problem being solved.
≈ 17 €
Macerator · 400 W · 8 m vertical lift · 100 l/min · three inlets stated in the title, two in the text · carbon filter vent · float switch
A 400 W macerator with a carbon-filtered vent — and a listing that says three inlets in its title and two in its own description.
Best for: A small basement bathroom where smell is the concern, and where the inlet count can be confirmed with the seller first.
≈ £110 / 120 €
Macerator · 700 W with stainless cutter · 9 m lift · 90 m run · 140 l/min · four inlets (3 × 40 mm, 1 × 100 mm) · 80 °C · carbon filter · 17 × 40 × 26 cm
The most completely specified macerator in the catalogue: lift, run, flow, four inlet sizes, an 80 °C limit, a carbon filter and its own external dimensions.
Best for: A complete basement or outbuilding bathroom — WC, basin, shower and an appliance — with a long run back to the stack.
≈ 126 €
Macerator · 500 W · 8 m vertical lift · 110 l/min · four inlets (1 × 89 mm, 3 × 40 mm) · 75 °C inlet · IPX8 copper motor
A four-inlet macerator that publishes its lift, its flow, its inlet sizes and — crucially — the water temperature it will accept.
Best for: A basement utility room where a WC, a shower, a basin and a washing machine all discharge to one point.
≈ $94 / 103 €
Macerator · 600 W · 10 m lift · 200 l/min · three inlets (1 × DN100, 2 × DN40) · 90 °C · automatic operation · descaling stated as the maintenance
The highest lift, the highest flow and the highest temperature tolerance in the catalogue — 10 m, 200 l/min and 90 °C — from the fewest inlets.
Best for: A demanding installation — a high lift, or hot appliance waste — where headroom on every figure matters more than the number of connections.
≈ 135 €
Macerator · 250 W · 8.5 m lift · 85 m horizontal run · 4 m lift gives 30 m run · three 40 mm inlets · 23/28 mm outlet · 65 °C · 30–40 dB
The only macerator in this catalogue that publishes a noise level and explains the trade between lift and distance — 4 m up gives you 30 m across.
Best for: A basement shower, basin and bath — not a WC — where the waste has to travel a long way to reach a stack.
≈ 119 €
Countertop basin · Ø 31.5 cm round · terracotta and porcelain fired at 1280 °C · sealed surface · silicone tube supplied
A small round bowl that names its clay body and comes with the tube of silicone you would otherwise be sent out for.
Best for: Buying a whole basin from one range — bowl, tap, waste and trap — where coherence matters more than a specification sheet.
≈ £76 / 70 €
Countertop basin · Ø 355 × 120 mm · no overflow · unslotted 1¼ in pop-up waste supplied · ceramic
A round countertop basin supplied with the right waste already — the unslotted 1¼ in kind that a basin without an overflow actually needs.
Best for: A first countertop basin, bought by someone who does not yet know that slotted and unslotted wastes exist.
≈ 50 €
Countertop basin · 42 × 34 × 14.5 cm · ceramic fired at 1280 °C · nano glaze · DIN-standard outlet
A larger oval bowl that publishes all three dimensions and names its firing temperature — 1280 °C, which is what separates sanitary ceramic from decorative pottery.
Best for: A main bathroom vanity where the bowl is used for more than rinsing hands and the worktop is deep enough for 34 cm.
≈ £44 / 56 €
Countertop basin · 340 × 270 mm oval · 130 mm high · no overflow, stated · ceramic
A small oval countertop basin that publishes all three of its dimensions and states plainly that it has no overflow — which decides the waste you must buy with it.
Best for: A narrow cloakroom worktop where a full-size basin will not fit and hands are the only thing being washed.
≈ £48 / 48 €
Basin · 38 × 26 cm · countertop OR wall-mounted · 19 cm fixing centres, wall spacing 120–260 mm · no overflow · pop-up waste supplied
The only basin in this catalogue that can be used both ways — on a worktop or hung on the wall — and it publishes the fixing centres for the second option.
Best for: A small bathroom where whether the basin hangs or sits has not been decided yet.
≈ 86 €
Wall basin · 500 × 420 × 130 mm · sanitary ceramic fired at 1280 °C, stated NOT mineral cast · round overflow included · DIN tap hole · wall or furniture
A fully dimensioned square basin that states its overflow, its firing temperature and — unusually — what it is not: mineral cast.
Best for: A proper bathroom basin, wall-hung or on a cabinet, where the exact envelope has to be checked against the room first.
≈ 115 €
Wall basin · 40 × 28 cm · with overflow · tap hole Ø 35 mm · waste opening 1.75 in (about 44.5 mm) · bowl left or right
The only basin in this catalogue that publishes BOTH its tap hole diameter and its waste opening — 35 mm and 44.5 mm — which settles the two fittings that go with it.
Best for: A narrow cloakroom where the tap has to sit to one side, and where both fittings need to be ordered in advance.
≈ 54 €
Wall basin · 46 × 31 cm · 45 mm waste opening · 6 mm wall thickness · sloped interior · 11 cm of flat space each side of the tap hole
A wall basin designed around three published details — a 45 mm waste, 6 mm walls and 11 cm of flat ledge on each side of the tap.
Best for: A small bathroom where there is nowhere else to put the soap, and the basin ledge has to do that job.
≈ £65 / 67 €
Wall basin · 50 cm wide, also offered at 40 and 60 cm · rectangular · integrated tap hole · sanitary ceramic
A plain rectangular wall basin offered in three widths — 40, 50 and 60 cm — and specified with almost nothing else.
Best for: A wall of an awkward width, where matching three sizes in one design matters more than a specification.
≈ 79 €
Pop-up waste · 1¼ in stated · slotted, for a basin WITH an overflow · push-push · chrome-plated brass · plug and strainer lift right out · 5-year warranty
A chromed brass waste whose plug and strainer pull out completely — which is the difference between cleaning it in ten seconds and not cleaning it.
Best for: A basin with an overflow in a household with long hair, where the waste actually has to be cleaned.
≈ £20 / 19 €
Pop-up waste · 330 g solid brass body stated · click-clack · gold finish · overflow type CONTRADICTED in the listing
A brass waste that publishes its own weight — 330 g, which nothing else here does — inside a listing that says both "with overflow" and "without overflow" in the same title.
Best for: A gold-finish basin scheme, once the overflow question has been settled directly with the seller.
≈ 12 €
Pop-up waste · unslotted, for a basin WITHOUT an overflow · 41 mm standard size stated · push-push · stainless steel · double silicone seal
A ten-euro push waste that states the one thing most listings hide — it is the unslotted kind — and asks you to measure your basin before ordering.
Best for: A countertop bowl with no overflow — which is most countertop bowls — where the old waste is being replaced.
≈ 10 €
Pop-up waste · 1 1/4 in stated · slotted, for a basin WITH an overflow · push-open · an unslotted variant offered in the same range
A push-open waste that states its thread AND its overflow type, and points you at the other version if yours is the other kind.
Best for: A conventional basin with an overflow, bought alongside the same range's flat trap.
≈ £10 / 15 €
Pop-up waste · 1¼ in stated · for a basin WITH an overflow · chromed brass · fully dismantles for cleaning · sold since 2012
A chromed brass pop-up waste sold since 2012, aimed specifically at replacing an old rod-operated waste with something you press.
Best for: Replacing a rod-operated waste whose linkage has stopped working, on a basin with an overflow.
≈ 19 €
Trap · stainless steel, chrome · 1¼ in connection stated · opens for cleaning · complete set with wall rosette
A seven-euro stainless trap supplied with the wall rosette — the small chrome disc that everyone forgets and that makes the pipe look finished.
Best for: A visible trap under a wall-hung basin, where it will be looked at and the budget is small.
≈ £9 / 8 €
Trap · flat, space-saving · G 1 1/4 in inlet × 32–40 mm outlet · fits under basins with LESS than 15 cm of clearance — stated · hand-tightened, no tools
The only trap in this catalogue that publishes the clearance it needs — it fits where there is less than 15 cm under the basin.
Best for: A vanity unit with a drawer, or any basin where the cupboard below has already been designed around something else.
≈ 15 €
Trap · space-saving · 1¼ in connection × Ø32–Ø40 outlet · single chamber, stated inspectable · plastic
An Italian-made space-saving trap that states it is inspectable — meaning it opens to be cleared rather than being taken apart.
Best for: A replacement where the existing pipework is of unknown diameter and the trap has to be openable.
≈ 16 €
Trap · plastic · 1 1/4 in inlet × 32 mm outlet stated · space-saving body · lower part unscrews separately · no special tools
A ten-euro plastic trap that publishes both its sizes — 1 1/4 in in, 32 mm out — which is the pair that decides whether it connects at all.
Best for: A trap hidden inside a vanity unit, where nobody sees it and the drain cleaner does.
≈ 10 €
Trap · bottle trap · 304 stainless and solid brass, brushed · 1¼ in stated · 200 mm dip tube · concealed cleaning opening · rosette included · 5-year warranty
A brushed stainless bottle trap that publishes a 200 mm dip tube — the closest thing to a water seal figure anywhere in this catalogue.
Best for: A wall-hung basin where the trap is on show and there is plenty of room beneath it.
≈ £48 / 40 €
Mirror cabinet · 59 × 50 × 15 cm · plastic body · two mirror doors plus a fixed centre mirror · light fitting max 12 W, BULB NOT SUPPLIED · switched socket
A plastic-bodied mirror cabinet that publishes its full envelope and states, plainly, that the light bulb is not in the box.
Best for: A small bathroom where the cabinet has to be shallow and moisture is the enemy of chipboard.
≈ 34 €
Mirror cabinet · 80 × 60 cm · three doors, 3-way mirror to 360° · 6 compartments, middle shelf adjustable · LED in three colour temperatures · 2 sockets and 2 USB built in
A cabinet with a genuine three-way mirror and a charging station inside it — two sockets and two USB ports, out of the splash of the basin.
Best for: Cutting your own hair, shaving properly, or charging a toothbrush and a shaver without an extension lead across the basin.
≈ 92 €
Mirror cabinet · 70 × 16 × 75 cm · three doors · SIX height-adjustable glass shelves · metal fittings · switch and socket · LED surface light · Made in Germany
The only mirror cabinet in this catalogue with six adjustable glass shelves and metal fittings — the two things that decide whether a cabinet is still square in ten years.
Best for: A family bathroom with a lot to store, where the cabinet is expected to still close properly in a decade.
≈ 149 €
Mirror cabinet · three mirror doors · light strip above · mains plug · hanging basket and hairdryer holder · open shelf below
A three-door cabinet with a hairdryer holder built into one side — the fitting that solves where the hairdryer actually lives.
Best for: A bathroom where storage for the hairdryer and the small things is the actual problem, and the wall has room to spare.
≈ 71 €
LED mirror · 80 × 80 × 3 cm frameless · 7.1 kg published · three colour temperatures, stepless touch dimming · auto-off after 3 hours · memory · wall-switch operation
The only mirror in this catalogue that publishes its weight — 7.1 kg — which is the figure that decides what your wall needs to hold.
Best for: A bathroom already wired with a switched light circuit, where the mirror should come on with the room.
≈ 156 €
LED mirror · Ø 80 cm round with a black frame · 3000 K, 4500 K and 6000 K stated · IP44 · anti-fog · memory function · overload, short-circuit and temperature protection
The only mirror in this catalogue that publishes an IP rating and its actual Kelvin values — IP44, at 3000, 4500 and 6000 K.
Best for: A bathroom with black taps and fittings, where the mirror sits close enough to the shower that the rating matters.
≈ 90 €
LED mirror · 51 × 51 cm round · three colour temperatures, stepless dimming · demisting on a separate touch button · tempered glass with safety film
The cheapest lit mirror here and one of only two with a demister — plus tempered glass with a safety film behind it.
Best for: A small bathroom or a cloakroom where a mirror that stays clear after a shower matters more than size.
≈ 42 €
Vanity unit · 60 × 56 × 34 cm · wood-based board with scratch-resistant surfaces · two doors and one shelf · flat pack with illustrated instructions
The deepest vanity unit in this hub at 34 cm, with scratch-resistant surfaces stated — and no word about the trap cut-out.
Best for: A basin with plenty of room behind it, where depth for towels matters more than a shallow footprint.
≈ 74 €
Vanity unit · two hinged doors · one tall compartment · trap cut-out with a plastic edge protector — stated · no dimensions published
A cheap two-door vanity unit whose one real specification is that its trap cut-out has a plastic edge protector — the part that chips first.
Best for: Hiding the pipework under an existing basin for the lowest possible price, where the size can be confirmed with the seller first.
≈ 33 €
Vanity unit · 60 W × 59 H × 30 D cm · 16 mm melamine chipboard, some MDF · two doors and a shelf · cut-out for the trap — stated · fittings supplied
A fully dimensioned vanity unit that states its board thickness AND states that it has a cut-out for the trap — the two facts this shelf usually skips.
Best for: A straightforward replacement under an existing basin, where the cabinet must sit flat against the wall.
≈ £105 / 83 €
Vanity unit · 60 × 30 × 60 cm · bamboo · two louvre doors for airflow · shelf adjustable to three heights · magnetic catches
A bamboo vanity unit with louvred doors — the only one here designed to let the cupboard under a basin actually breathe.
Best for: A damp bathroom with no window, where the cupboard under the basin currently smells.
≈ 46 €
Vanity unit · 60 × 30 × 60 cm · FSC-certified coated MDF · drawer with two compartments plus a cupboard · over 50 kg total load stated · magnetic catches
The only vanity unit here with a divided drawer above and a cupboard below — and the only one that publishes what it will carry.
Best for: A shared bathroom where the small things need somewhere that is not a heap on a shelf.
≈ 54 €
Bathroom column · 30 W × 180 H × 35 D cm · two doors, four closed and two open compartments · door hinged left OR right · 16 mm melamine chipboard
The tallest column in this catalogue at 180 cm, with doors that can be hung on either side — the detail that makes a narrow column work in a corner.
Best for: A tall narrow gap in a corner, where which way the door opens is decided by the wall next to it.
≈ 124 €
Bathroom column · 30 × 30 × 82 cm · four drawers · MDF · anti-tip fixing supplied — stated
A low four-drawer column that publishes all three dimensions and ships with the anti-tip fixing already in the box.
Best for: A narrow gap beside a basin or under a window, where a 170 cm column would not fit.
≈ £40 / 36 €
Bathroom column · 40 × 30 × 170 cm · four hidden shelves, two adjustable to three heights, one drawer · 5 kg per shelf stated · doors open 180° · anti-tip · 18-month warranty
The only bathroom column in this catalogue that publishes a per-shelf load — 5 kg — and the only one whose doors open a full 180°.
Best for: A narrow bathroom where the door has to open fully against a wall, and where the shelf loads need to be known.
≈ £77 / 70 €
Bathroom column · 30 × 30 × 142 cm · three REMOVABLE drawers plus two open shelves · FSC-certified MDF, water-repellent coating · metal fittings
A tall column whose three drawers lift out completely — so the same unit can be all drawers, all shelves, or anything between.
Best for: A bathroom where what needs storing keeps changing — and where the unit can be fixed to the wall separately.
≈ 56 €
Bathroom column · 170 cm tall, about 34 × 33 cm in plan · 100 % solid carbonised bamboo · three open shelves plus a cupboard · louvre doors with magnetic catch · anti-tip fitted
The only solid bamboo column here — a real timber rather than a coated board — with louvred doors and an anti-tip fixing included.
Best for: A bathroom where the furniture should be timber rather than coated board, and where towels need to breathe.
≈ 65 €
Water softener · up to 4 800 litres per regeneration at 10 °dH — stated with its reference hardness · BNT 1650 metered valve · regenerates at 02:00 in about 30 minutes · 1 in connection set and mounting block supplied
The only softener in this catalogue that publishes a capacity WITH the water hardness it applies at — 4 800 litres per cycle at 10 °dH.
Best for: A household of up to five in a hard-water area, where the unit should size itself to actual use rather than a clock.
≈ 563 €
Water softener · ion exchange · 500 l/h maximum flow · 1.5–5 bar operating pressure · brine tank for 10 kg of salt · hardness set on a display
An entry-level ion-exchange softener that publishes its flow and its operating pressure — and makes a claim about health that this page does not repeat.
Best for: A small household or a single appliance line in a hard-water area, where the budget will not stretch to a metered unit.
≈ 310 €
Reverse osmosis · seven stages · 75 GPD membrane, up to 270 litres a day · separation to 0.0001 µm stated · 12-litre storage tank · remineralisation with calcium and magnesium · improved waste ratio, unquantified
The only reverse osmosis system here — the one technology that genuinely lowers TDS — with a remineralisation stage to put minerals back afterwards.
Best for: A household that wants dissolved solids genuinely reduced, with cupboard room for a tank and a tolerance for waste water.
≈ 145 €
Inline filter · three stages: 0.5 µm sediment, carbon block, limescale crystallisation stable to 200 °C · up to 3 500 litres or about 6 months · fits between the cold line and your existing tap · only the medium is replaced
An inline filter that needs no second tap and no new hole in the worktop — it goes between your cold supply and the tap you already have.
Best for: A kitchen where limescale on the kettle and the coffee machine is the problem, and where a second tap is not an option.
≈ 80 €
Under-sink filter · two-stage 0.5 µm · NSF/ANSI 42 and 53 certified · over 7.57 l/min at 40 psi stated · fits 1/2 in and 3/8 in cold lines · shut-off built into the cap · does NOT reduce TDS, stated
The only filter in this catalogue that publishes a flow rate with the pressure behind it, cites two NSF/ANSI standards, and states in its own listing what it does not do.
Best for: A kitchen with cupboard space, where the specification should be checkable against a named standard.
≈ £75 / 58 €
Tap filter · coconut-shell carbon block with anti-limescale granulate · 4 µm fineness · up to 3 000 litres or 4 months · M22 male / M24 female with adapters · diverter lever in stainless
The only filter here that screws onto the tap itself rather than living under the sink — with a stainless diverter lever and a published 4 µm fineness.
Best for: A rented flat, or a kitchen with no cupboard space under the sink, where the filter has to come with you.
≈ £52 / 40 €
Under-sink filter · IAPMO certified, searchable as WD-UL12A · NSF/ANSI 42 and 372 · up to 11 000 gallons or 12 months · 5.026 l/min · drill-free mounting · does NOT reduce TDS, stated
A filter whose certification can be looked up by model number, with a filter-life indicator that beeps — and a mounting that needs no drilling.
Best for: A rented kitchen or a cupboard nobody wants drilled, where the certification should be verifiable.
≈ £75 / 75 €
