The renovation industry is exploding right now and with more and more information online for the DIY’s, it’s only going to get bigger. Renovating reality TV shows have contributed to this frenzy of people having a crack at their own renovations across the country in Australia.
Today we’re going to take a look at one of the more challenging areas of a home to renovate and that’s your bathroom or ensuite. When selecting products for these types of spaces or if you’re completely redesigning your existing floor plan, it’s important to consider all the elements that go into making a successful project.
Most bathroom supplies can be purchased from a local distributor or through an online store, however, it’s worthwhile noting that all plumbing products that connect directly to a potable water supply in Australia, such as your toilet or taps must be certified suitable for use. These products must be registered against a manufacturer’s Water Mark license and they must also carry a WELS (Water Efficient Labelling Standard) rating, both accreditations are to inform the purchaser that they’re buying a quality product and how water efficient that product is higher the stars the greater the water efficiency.
If you search online using the search term Bathroom Products Supplies in Australia, as an example, then you’re more likely to get results that match businesses with products that are more suited for use in Australia.
I should also point out that not all products used in your bathroom need to meet the Water Mark and WELS approval criteria mentioned above. Bathroom accessories such as towel bars or toilet roll holders are such products and can be purchased from anywhere since there are no specific requirements that they need to obtain before they can be sold in Australia. A simple search such as Bathroom Accessories Online should give you what you’re looking for so you can quickly make a decision.
Personally, I would stick with the supplier’s I found in my original search term Bathroom Products Supplies in Australia for these items, since I already know they’re selling compliant products. That’s providing they sell Bathroom Accessories Online or through a brick and mortar retail outlet as the case may be.
In summary, buy your Bathroom Supplies locally from a reputable seller either online or through a retail store. To give you the greatest number of options try searching outside of your local area such as Bathroom Products Supplies in Australia or be more specific if you only want a single type of product like in our example above, this could be Bathroom Accessories Online or Toilets Online etc.
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