Sink and tap regulations
There are several regulations in Australia that affect how you buy plumbing products, how they need to be positioned in relation to other parts...
Timber sinks
Timber sinks are normally built using techniques borrowed from boat making. These types of basins offer a unique, custom finish, although care needs to...
Bathroom maintenance
If they're not maintained properly, your bathrooms can cause you all kinds of headaches. Find out how to properly care for your bathroom without...
Basins and sinks
Learn what differentiates different kinds of basins and sinks in bathrooms, kitchens and laundries, as well as what types are available, and how they're...
Concealed cisterns
Concealed cisterns serve the same purpose as regular cisterns, but are embedded inside walls, ceilings ducts or cabinetry to maximise space or create a...
Bathroom floors
Bathroom floors need to do more than just look good — they have to handle water, provide safety underfoot and last for years without warping, rotting or cracking. Whether you’re renovating or building new, the right floor can make a big difference to how your bathroom performs over time.
Waterproofing for floors
An important part of building a bathroom is to ensure that floors and walls are properly waterproofed, to prevent rot and mould.
Why is waterproofing...
Distance between water and power points
Regulations in Australia restrict the placement of power points in relation to sinks and taps. This article explores what the rules say and how far your power points will need to be from your kitchen sink.
Heat lamps
Heat lamps can be a good source of warmth for your bathroom, particularly in colder weather.
Heat lamps are incandescent light fixtures whose main purpose...
Types of bathroom heaters
In cooler climates, you may need a heater that heats quickly and which isn't affected by the room's humidity.
Not all heaters are appropriate for...