The full range
Seven categories covering everything the water touches, plus the door hardware that ties the rest of the house to it. All available in the same finish family.
Toilets, basins, showers, wastes
The four ranges that make up a bathroom. Toilets in S-trap and P-trap set-outs across close-coupled, back-to-wall and wall-hung styles; basins in every mounting type; shower systems from a single rail set to overhead and hand shower combinations; and floor wastes finished to match rather than defaulting to chrome.
- Close-coupled
- Back-to-wall
- Wall-hung
- Rimless
- Above & under-counter
- Rain & rail showers
- Tile insert wastes
Sinks and the taps that suit them
Grade 304 stainless in single, double and one-and-a-half bowl, in topmount, undermount and flush-mount. Tapware to match — gooseneck, pull-out, swivel and wall-mounted, all on ceramic disc cartridges that can be replaced rather than binned.
- 304 stainless
- Topmount
- Undermount
- Flush-mount
- Pull-out mixers
- Wall-mounted
Levers, knobs and pulls
Specified by function — passage for hallways, privacy for bedrooms and bathrooms, entrance where you need a key, dummy for wardrobes. Finished in the same family as the tapware, which is why buying them together is worth doing.
- Passage
- Privacy
- Entrance
- Dummy & pulls
- 60 / 70 mm backset
The same finish across all seven ranges
This is the practical argument for one supplier. "Brushed nickel" isn't a standardised colour — two brands' versions sit side by side on a wall and look like a mistake.
- Chrome
- Matte black
- Brushed nickel
- Brushed brass
- Gunmetal
- Matte white
Screen colours are indicative only — brushed finishes in particular photograph very differently to how they look on site. Ask for physical samples before specifying across a project.
What has to be on the product
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WaterMark Required on anything plumbed into the drinking water or drainage system. Toilets, tapware, mixers, floor wastes and flexible hoses all need it. A product without it can't legally be installed under the Plumbing Code of Australia, and it's the plumber who wears that.
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WELS The star rating and flow or flush figure. Legally required to be displayed on tapware, showers, toilets and urinals sold in Australia. Some developments and councils set a minimum rating, so check the spec before you choose on looks.
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Documentation on request We'll send the certification for anything on a quote. Any supplier who can't produce it on request has told you something important.
Working from a schedule?
Send it through with the finish you're specifying and we'll price it line by line.