Archive for the ‘Bathroom DIY’ Category

Bathroom Fitters Bedfordshire

Thursday, May 6th, 2010

We are currently compling a list of builders and plumbers for local areas, we will post links on our blog and main site http://www.chrome-tapshower.co.uk/recommended-tradesmen to help various trades in these present economic times, our link and anchor text will help any site get noticed in the search engines more easlily and in most case on page one of google. If you have friends or family or just want to help out the trade sector then please send your trade links here and we will be sure to post them for you.
Here is a current list of trades already listed on our main site.

 

Kitchen Fitter Bedford

www.ratedpeople.com/profile/ian-plater-designs/index

Plumbers in London

www.eliteplumbinguk.com

Plumbers in London

www.plumbers-central-london.co.uk

Plumbers in Luton

www.medwayplumbersluton.co.uk

Plumbers in Hertfordshire

http://www.hicksonscott.co.uk

Builders in Hertfordshire

www.grangebuilders.co.uk

Bathroom Fitters Luton

www.propertymaintenancedunstable.co.uk/

Builders Luton

www.buildingservicesbedfordshire.co.uk

Chrome Towel Radiators – New Stock – New Range

Thursday, April 8th, 2010

Chrome Towel Radiators 1200mm – 500mm

Chrome towel radiators are the latest addition to our fantastic range of household products. Like our chrome taps we have sourced in only the best brand names and have sourced them in at a great price.

Most of the products that we stock you’ll find at 40% – 60% below retail price, we have done our very best to keep our costs down and pass the savings on to our customers. All our items are also sent out using a 48 hour courier company.

Towel radiators have only really been popular for the last 2 years and many people are still unaware of the benefits they have. Chrome towel radiators are designed to look stylish and add an element of attractiveness to the room that its in. Towel radiators are being used in nearly every room in the house, the main ones being the bathroom and the kitchen.

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The image above shows one of our full sized radiators designed for the bathroom, it has a chrome finish and is just one of many towel radiators that we stock. This particular radiator retails at over £130 and can be found at that price online and offline, we sell this item for £79.99.

Chrome Towel Radiators 1200mm – 500mm

Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeling Considerations

Monday, December 21st, 2009

You probably should start with kitchen remodeling, since that is where the most heat is exchanged. You cook in there, you eat sometimes, you entertain guests, do laundry, store food stuffs, keep all kinds of appliances ranging from basic to complex electrical, to simple kitchen utensils and all of that. After you might have done all of that for long enough, the cooking space is going to start to fall apart right before your very eyes. You may not even see it at first, but one day you will see the cracks and you will need to fix them.

Recreating your bathroom may not seem like much because there usually aren’t as many fixtures, but often the two ventures tend to match in pricing because they require extensive reworking of almost everything if you are to get the best results.

Kitchen remodeling will have you changing a few appliances and equipment, and buying a number of new ones as well. When you remodel a kitchen, you may want to redo the floors, repaint the walls, perhaps change the sink, change the countertops, and generally create more space in which you get around.

Bathroom remodeling really is not that far behind. You may desire to install a Jacuzzi instead of the old bathtub, which is a major project that involves piping and plumbing and a lot of electrical stuff. The floor and lavatory may also be serious works that you have to contemplate.

By and by, these two major home improvement projects are going to cost you big time, so you want to prepare for them with a budget and a workable plan. Without them, you’d be making a big mess of everything.

Have a look at our stock for bathrooms and kitchens as each item will come with a 10 year guarantee and free delivery, you also wont be able to find these items cheaper anywhere else. click here

The Durability and Care of Glass Bathroom Sinks

Monday, December 21st, 2009

The Durability and Care of Glass Bathroom Sinks

Modern home decor is fast becoming a favorite styling trend among homeowners and glass bathroom sinks complement it perfectly. There is a rapidly growing array of such bath fixtures in the market, many of which are so unique that they can easily become the focal point for any bathroom.

Glass bathroom sinks sit directly on top of the furniture where they are mounted. They are a growing trend for use in high end homes and are becoming more and more popular as they are also becoming more affordable.

From simple to ornate, these vanities are a beautiful addition to any bathroom and are changing the look of today’s home. They have many advantages beyond their beauty. The tempered glass from which they are made does not stain and is very easy to clean. Hard water deposits and rust that often stain the ordinary white ceramic vessels will not be a problem in the case of glass.

Glass bathroom sinks are available in a wide variety of shapes, styles and designs. Choose from an ornately patterned flower design or a simple solid blue fluted vessel. A simple 16 inch gray frosted bowl vessel sink is less expensive than a traditional one, but more interesting and easier to clean. Generally ornate vessels sell for £200 and up. For £1,000 your glass sink options include an interesting array of styles and colors.

Many newcomers to the world of bathroom decorating are concerned about the durability of these sinks. A quality glass sink is designed to withstand changes in temperature of up to 70 degrees without harm. It is recommended, however to avoid more extreme temperature changes over 120 degrees. If the glass cracks, it will have to be replaced.

Most glass sinks will not be damaged when dropping an ordinary bathroom object into the bowl, such as a hairbrush or plastic bottle. A heavier item, such as that which might damage ordinary porcelain, may crack or shatter the glass as well. Using some reasonable caution is advisable.

When cared for correctly, a glass sink will maintain its beauty for years to come. A solution of vinegar and water will remove any spots that do not come off easily and abrasive cleaners should not be used.

It is a good idea to have these sinks installed by a professional. It is important to make all the necessary plumbing attachments with care. Drains and faucet attachments should only be hand-tightened. Over tightening can put too much pressure on the glass and cause it to break.