Bathroom fittings checklist before you buy
Pressure, finish and a matching set: what to confirm before you buy faucets and showers at VTJ HOMEDECOR, Koothattukulam.
1. Know the water pressure first
A shower and a mixer behave differently on a overhead tank than they do on a pressure pump. If the tank is only a floor above the bathroom, choose fittings that are comfortable at low pressure. If a pump feeds the house, confirm the fitting is suitable so the cartridge is not forced. Tell the showroom how the water arrives and they can steer you away from the wrong model.
2. Buy the bathroom as one finish
A chrome basin mixer beside a matt-black shower looks unfinished. Pick one finish for the basin mixer, the shower, the spout and the angle cocks, and stay with it. Wall-mounted and deck-mounted mixers need different plumbing points, so the choice has to be made before the tiles go on. Grohe, CERA and Johnson fittings are displayed at VTJ HOMEDECOR so you can compare the handles in hand.
3. The small parts that get forgotten
Angle cocks, a health faucet, a towel rail and the overhead shower arm are part of the same order. Leaving them for later usually means a second finish and a second plumber visit. List every outlet on a simple bathroom sketch: basin, shower, spout, and the points beside the closet. The team at Chorakuzhy can tick the list against the range you liked.
Conclusion
Match the pressure, the finish and the full set of outlets before you pay. Try the fittings at VTJ HOMEDECOR, Koothattukulam, and take the list home for your plumber.
