Bathroom Supplies
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Complete bathrooms and the parts that finish them — suites, toilets, basins, baths, showers and enclosures, brassware, towel rails, furniture, mirrors and accessories. Whether you are fitting a compact cloakroom or a full family bathroom, you can specify the whole room in one order at trade prices and have it delivered anywhere in UK mainland.
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Bathroom Suites
- Complete Suites
- Cloakroom Suites
- Designer Suites
Showers
- Electric Showers
- Mixer Showers
- Digital Showers
- Power Showers
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Shower Enclosures & Trays
- Quadrant Enclosures
- Rectangular Enclosures
- Walk-in Enclosures
- Shower Trays
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Taps & Mixers
- Basin Taps
- Bath Taps
- Bath Shower Mixers
- Waterfall Taps
Toilets
- Close Coupled
- Back to Wall
- Wall Hung
- Cisterns
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Basins
- Countertop Basins
- Wall Hung Basins
- Pedestal Basins
- Cloakroom Basins
Baths
- Standard Baths
- Freestanding Baths
- Shower Baths
- Whirlpool Baths
Tiles
- Wall Tiles
- Floor Tiles
- Mosaic Tiles
- Adhesive & Grout
Bathroom Accessories
- Towel Rails
- Mirrors
- Cabinets
- Toilet Roll Holders
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Buying bathroom supplies from Plumb Supply
Planning a bathroom that works
Start with the water supply, not the catalogue. A gravity-fed system usually needs a pump or a low-pressure-rated mixer; a combi will not run a body-jet shower and a bath tap at the same time. Electric showers sidestep the issue entirely because they heat mains-fed cold water at the point of use. Set out the room around the soil connection first — moving a WC is far more disruptive than moving a basin. Wall-hung pans and vanity units free up floor area and make a small bathroom read larger, but they need a frame and a supporting wall.
Showers, enclosures and trays
Mixer showers give the best feel where pressure allows and pair naturally with a thermostatic valve for scald protection. Digital showers add remote control and precise temperature; power showers exist for gravity systems that cannot be improved another way. Enclosure choice follows the space: quadrants for corners, rectangular for alcoves, walk-in panels for larger rooms and wet room kits where a level floor is wanted. Buy the tray and the enclosure as a matched pair, and allow for the tanking and adhesive at the same time so the second fix is not held up.
Finish, storage and heating
Keeping brassware in one finish across taps, shower valve, waste and towel rail is what makes a bathroom look designed rather than assembled. Vanity units and mirror cabinets carry the storage a bathroom always ends up needing. A towel rail is a comfort item as much as a heat source, so check the room's heat loss before removing an existing radiator. If a customer wants to see the room before committing, our 3D bathroom design service lets them view the layout and product choices first.
Bathroom Supplies — frequently asked questions
What products do I need for a bathroom renovation?
Typically a WC and cistern, basin and tap, bath or shower enclosure and tray, a shower valve, waste and trap sets, brassware, furniture or storage, a towel rail, plus sealant, tanking and fixings for the fit.
Can I order complete bathroom products online?
Yes — suites, showers, enclosures, brassware, furniture and accessories can all be ordered online and delivered to your home or site anywhere in UK mainland.
Can Plumb Supply help with bathroom design?
Yes. Our 3D bathroom design service helps you visualise the finished room and choose products that suit the space, style and budget before you order.
Which shower suits a combi boiler?
A thermostatic mixer shower is usually the best match for a combi. Electric showers are an alternative where flow rate is limited, as they heat mains cold water at the point of use.
What is included in a bathroom suite?
Most complete suites include a toilet with cistern and seat, a basin with pedestal or brackets, and a bath. Taps, wastes, traps, panels and shower fittings are frequently sold separately — check the specification before ordering.
Read the full guide: Bathroom Suites Buying Guide: Layouts, Sizes and What to OrderCan I fit a shower over a freestanding bath?
It is possible but uncommon and rarely as practical as a built-in bath, since there is no surrounding wall to fix a screen or tile against. A small number of freestanding baths are designed with a shower in mind, but a curtain rail is the usual, less watertight, workaround.
Read the full guide: Freestanding vs Built-In BathsCan I fit a high-pressure mixer tap on a gravity-fed system?
It is not recommended. High-pressure-only taps typically give a poor flow on gravity-fed systems. Choose a tap rated for low pressure, or for both low and high pressure, if your home has a header tank system.
Read the full guide: Bathroom Taps Buying GuideCan I fit a mixer shower with a combi boiler?
Yes, a mixer shower generally works well on a combi boiler since hot water is heated on demand at mains pressure, though performance still depends on your incoming mains pressure and flow rate.
Read the full guide: How to Choose a ShowerBathroom Supplies advice
All advice & guides →Compare complete, cloakroom and designer bathroom suites, plan the layout properly, and order everything the fit needs first time.
Weigh up freestanding and built-in baths on space, installation, floor loading, tap options and how practical each is with a shower over.
Choose the right basin, bath and shower taps for your bathroom, with guidance on water pressure, tap holes, finishes and waste compatibility.