Plan them before tiling so pipe and cable routes are known, but confirm final heights with the room finished and the main sanitaryware in place.
Finishing Fittings for Organised Bathroom Spaces
Small fittings have a noticeable effect on how a bathroom works each day. MacBlair stocks accessories that add organised storage and useful finishing details around the basin, WC, bath and shower. Plan their positions before drilling newly finished walls.
Place regularly used items within comfortable reach without crowding taps or doors. Around the basin, coordinate accessories with bathroom storage furniture so doors and drawers can open freely.
Fixing method matters more than the visible screw head. Tile, plasterboard and masonry need different drill bits and anchors, and heavier pieces may require structural support. Check for concealed water pipes and electrical cables before drilling near shower installations.
Position towel storage where it can dry between uses, with enough clearance from wet zones and heat sources. A heated bathroom rail may handle both warming and hanging, while the full bathroom collection covers the surrounding fittings.
Bathroom Accessories FAQ's
Use a drill bit and fixing method made for the tile and wall behind it. Avoid hammer action until the tile surface has been safely penetrated.
Light items may use rated cavity fixings, while heavier or frequently pulled fittings need solid support. Check the load and wall construction before drilling.
Put them within easy reach of the bath, shower or basin while keeping towels clear of direct spray, door swings and floor-level splashes.
Use a soft cloth and the cleaner recommended for the finish. Abrasives, bleach and harsh descalers can mark plated or painted surfaces.