Bathrooms and Fittings

Shown here is a range of sanitaryware that we have found to be reliable as well as good looking. Sanitaryware as with kitchens, was not available in the pre-Georgian era and any that existed even at that time was bespoke, so we must apply to the Victorian age for the answer... Below you see the Adelphi high level cistern and pan with chrome fittings and the Heritage Superdeep cast iron bath.

Above in the yellow room are the Heritage Essex cast iron bath, the Shires Adelphi bathroom basin and pedestal and partly visible are the less expensive of the electrically heated towel rails.

In the pink room you can see the Shires Adelphi cloakroom basin.

Here the wainscotting is original but restored and the bath panel is made to suit.

Although we find these tried and trusted items of hardware to be robust, visually suitable and the best all round value for money, you might feel that you would like to look elsewhere. The Priced Quantity method of gradual design mentioned in the introduction allows for some alteration, but it is best to make these decisions as early as possible so that we can be sure to earmark the hardware in time for fitting, especially if we are not able to use our usual suppliers.

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