Vanity units come wall-hung or floor-standing, single or double basin, in moisture-resistant board or marine-grade plywood. Countertops are quartz, sintered stone or marble with undermount, inset or vessel basins in ceramic or stone.
Toilets run one-piece, close-coupled and wall-hung, with dual-flush 3L/6L or 4.5L/9L cisterns and soft-close seats. Bathtubs are freestanding, drop-in or built-in, in acrylic, solid surface or stone; showers cover rain heads, hand showers, thermostatic mixers, trays and wet-room formers.
Ceramics are vitreous china and brassware runs ceramic cartridges — basin, bath and shower mixers in chrome, brushed, matt black or gunmetal, with low-lead brass bodies (Pb ≤ 0.25%). Illuminated or plain mirrors, towel rails and fittings come in the same finish family as the mixers. Soft-close hinges and drawer runners are standard, with upgrades quoted per drawer and per door, and every vanity is drilled for the tap and basin set on your drawing, not a catalogue default.