Make your bathroom, shower and toilet stylish by shopping a wide selection of fittings
Make your bathroom stylish by shopping a wide selection of bathroom fittings and accessories from various Zambian hardware stores. Products you will find in this section include but not limited to bathtubs, shower cubicles, sinks, taps, toilets, toilet covers, soap and tissue holders, towel racks, shelves, cabinets as well as mirrors. Browse through an abundance of products below and understand what your bathroom needs and design it the way you want to. If you are buying in bulk, some supplies offer great discounts.
The contraction "lav" is commonly used in British English. In American English, the most common term for a private toilet is "bathroom", regardless of whether a bathtub or shower is present
In general, you'll have three types to choose from—master, guest and half—but the choices for how you configure and design these are just about infinite.
Whether you're planning to install a brand-new bathroom or update an existing one, you'll first want to be versed in the different types of bathrooms. In general, you'll have three types to choose from—master, guest and half—but the choices for how you configure and design these are just about infinite.
The master bathroom in a home is generally connected to a master bedroom suite. Master bathrooms are often located within or directly adjacent to the master bedroom, and they often mirror—either subtly or directly—the style of the master bedroom. There's no requirement to match styles when it comes to a master bathroom and master bedroom, but a radical departure (especially if the master bathroom is housed within the master bedroom) can be a bit jarring. Other design considerations for master bathrooms include combining efficiency with beauty and comfort. Master bathrooms are often elegantly designed, but they must also accommodate the occupants of the master bedroom and all their accessories, so layout should be planned accordingly.
Guest bathrooms can be located directly in or adjacent to a guest suite in the home, or they may be "free-standing" and located in a hallway. In the case of a free-standing guest bathroom, style is often an opportunity to experiment with creative and eclectic approaches and add a bit of personality. However, since guest bathrooms are often used by multiple family members as well as guests, efficient use of space is often a paramount concern.
Half bathrooms are also often fertile spaces for the creative use of colours and textures. However, because of their smaller stature, you may also want to keep efficiency top of mind when considering storage options, fixtures—as well as furniture such as cabinets and sinks.
Acrylic and fibreglass are the most common tub materials. These tubs are lightweight, affordable, and easy to install—which is why they're so attractive for DIY renovations. Fibreglass tubs are more durable than acrylic, though these materials are not as long-lasting compared to some others.
Fibreglass Tubs - These tubs are coated with a layer of gel-coat resin, which provides a high-quality finish and makes the surface easy to clean. The main upside to fibreglass tubs is that they are generally less expensive than porcelain and acrylic tubs.
Electric showers are one of the most versatile types of shower available. Electric showers are ideal if you want to be able to have an instant hot shower, plus they offer the potential for energy savings. Key Features: Needs a good water pressure - either from your mains supply or a shower pump.
Walk-in showers are all the renovation rage these days, and for good reason: They're spacious (but still fit in a small space), elegant, and accessible. They're easy to keep clean, thanks to stain- and moisture-resistant tile. They offer a wide range of possibilities, from rainfall showerheads to steam baths.
Toilet Types
- Double Cyclone Flush. Double cyclone flush toilets are the latest option on the market
- Pressure Assisted Toilets
- Gravity-Flush Toilet
- Composting Toilets
- Waterless “Dry Sanitation” Toilet
- Upflush Toilet
- Portable Toilets
- Two-Piece Toilets
The Three Main Types Of Toilets
- Wall Hung toilets.
- Close Coupled toilets.
- Back To Wall toilets.
