Essentials

If you need to get a job done quickly and on a budget then Essentials is the brand to go for. Essentials products are perfect for those working on a budget who want reliability, style, and cost-saving all rolled into one. Within the range you’ll find bathroom furniture, bathroom suites, mirrors, showers, taps, kitchen sinks, heated towel rails, and more, all with great guarantees for that additional confidence.

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What are the best Essentials products if you have a small or awkward-shaped bathroom?

For tight or odd-shaped rooms you can choose compact pieces like the Forli close coupled corner toilet, a back-to-wall toilet such as the Saturn model, and a 1500mm or 1600mm bath rather than a full 1700mm one. A 545mm full pedestal basin gives you a small footprint and hides pipework, while a 500 x 700mm LED mirror brightens the space without taking up shelf depth. Together these cut the required floor area and keep the room feeling open.

How do I pick the correct bath panel size and finish for my bath?

Bath panels come in measured lengths to match standard baths, common options here are 1500mm, 1600mm, 1700mm and 1800mm for side panels, plus 700–750mm end panels for the short end. The Essentials panels are white gloss acrylic, which is lightweight, wipe-clean and coordinates with white suites; you can buy matching side and end packs if you need both. a 1700 x 750mm single-ended bath will use a 1700mm side panel and a 700–750mm end panel.

What's the difference between an Essentials thermostatic bar mixer shower and a concealed thermostatic mixer?

A thermostatic bar mixer is surface-mounted and combines a temperature-stable valve and controls in one unit, so it's simple to fit and good for retrofits or replacing older showers. A concealed thermostatic mixer hides the valve in the wall for a minimalist look and cleaner tiling, but needs in-wall plumbing and a little more installation work. Both keep water temperature steady; pick the bar mixer for ease and the concealed option if you want a sleek, built-in appearance.

How do I decide between left-hand and right-hand drainer kitchen sinks and which tap to pair with them?

Choose the drainer side so water flows away from your main work area and towards your draining board or dishwasher; Essentials inset single bowl sinks come in left and right drainer versions to suit your layout. Pair a sink with a pull-out kitchen tap or Glade mixer in chrome for flexible rinsing and a coordinated look. if your dishwasher sits to the left of the sink, a right-hand drainer leaves the dishwasher side clear for loading.

Are Essentials toilets and seats a hygienic and practical choice for a family bathroom?

Yes, options such as the close coupled rimless toilet with a soft-close seat reduce spray and make cleaning easier, while soft-close seats cut slamming noise for family homes. Back-to-wall pans like the Saturn hide the cistern for a neater look and pair well with dual-flush concealed cisterns that come with push buttons in finishes such as brushed brass or black. Rimless bowls and soft-close mechanisms cost little extra but save you time cleaning and reduce wear in busy bathrooms.

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What are the best Essentials products if you have a small or awkward-shaped bathroom?

How do I pick the correct bath panel size and finish for my bath?

What's the difference between an Essentials thermostatic bar mixer shower and a concealed thermostatic mixer?

How do I decide between left-hand and right-hand drainer kitchen sinks and which tap to pair with them?

Are Essentials toilets and seats a hygienic and practical choice for a family bathroom?

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