Enhancing Your Bathroom

What Bathroom Faucets?

Everyone has a bathroom cabinet with a sink, a faucet, and a mirror.
When we appreciate the comfort and tranquility of this room, we tend to choose beautiful decor with wall tiles or ceramics, sometimes a double sink or even modern and stylish lighting.
For the faucet in the water room, opt for a quality product that suits the ambiance of your bathroom and its layout (cabinet, storage furniture, etc.).
A mixer tap allows you to adjust the water temperature much more reliably than a blending faucet. Generally, you will find faucets made of chrome, brass, or even copper.
In any case, choose a quality brand to avoid deterioration of the material and to ensure the cartridge lasts longer. Moreover, recognized brands guarantee that the spare parts for faucets (seal, valve, cartridge head, faucet spout, etc.) are always available, as well as connection hoses.
To determine the quality of a faucet, there is a classification: the ECAU standard. To better understand this standard, we have written an article specifically on the ECAU.
The sink drain is a faucet accessory that needs to be installed in the bathroom sink. There are automatic sink drains and manual ones. For some, just clicking on them will close them while others use a lever principle to open or close the drain.

Bathroom with Shower or Bathtub

It doesn't matter if you have a bathtub or a shower, in any case, you will need to dry off after washing. For this, consider an electric or hydraulic towel warmer. Nowadays, there are many stylish and aesthetic towel warmers to install in your bathroom. To understand it better, check out our article on the benefits of towel warmers.
For a shower, you will need a handheld showerhead that you will connect to a shower hose. Preferably, choose a chrome finish to prevent moisture from damaging the shower hardware. There are shower sets available for new builds and renovations, including these elements along with a showerhead holder and a stainless steel bar.
For the bath, a drain will be necessary to prevent water from escaping. To have water, you need a faucet. The best choice is a thermostatic mixer tap that you can also connect to your shower hose. With it, it's easy to select the water temperature instantaneously.

Bathroom Ventilation

The bathroom is the most humid room in the house. The air must be renewed frequently to prevent excessive humidity and avoid mold in your home or apartment.
For this, install a hygro-regulating or self-regulating extraction grille. It should be connected via a duct system to a controlled mechanical ventilation (CMV) system, either single or double flow.
To better understand how a CMV works, refer to our articles on home ventilation and single or double flow CMV.