Bathroom Accessories

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Bathroom accessories make a small room work harder. Choose towel rails and heated rails, shower and bath caddies, bath mats, and storage to keep bottles and toiletries in order. Measure the wall and floor space you have and check fixings suit tiles before drilling. Matching finishes across rails and caddies helps the room feel finished. Browse towel rails, shower caddies and bath mats, or see all bedding and bath.

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How to choose bathroom accessories

Cabinets and storage

Wall-mounted cabinets, like the 900mm Cefito medicine cabinet, keep toiletries off the vanity. Over-toilet units, some around 128cm tall, use the wasted space above the cistern. Measure the wall between fixtures, and check door swing and mirror options before you buy.

Towel rails and heated rails

Towel racks come in wall-mounted bars and freestanding stands. Heated rails, including the Devanti vertical model with a timer, dry towels faster and take the chill off in winter. Check the number of bars, the power setup and whether it plugs in or needs hardwiring.

Toilet roll holders and shower accessories

Toilet paper holders are one of the biggest groups here, from simple wall hooks to stands with spare roll storage. Shower accessories cover shelves, caddies and fittings. Many are wall mounted, so check whether they screw in or stick on.

Mats and toiletry bags

Bath mats and rugs cover quick-dry, foam and fabric styles. Cosmetic and toiletry bags help keep travel kits and shared bathrooms organised.

Matching finishes and budget

Black, white and silver are the most common finishes, so it's easy to match rails, holders and shelves. Small items start from about $12, with most around $40, and cabinets and heated rails costing more. For bigger jobs see heated towel rails, bathroom cabinets and shower heads.

Bathroom Accessories: common questions

Do heated towel rails need an electrician to install?

It depends on the model. Plug-in rails can be mounted and plugged into a power point, while hardwired rails need a licensed electrician. Check the product details for how each rail connects, and keep it away from water sources as the instructions direct.

Can I use an extension cord with a heated towel rail?

It's best to plug heated rails straight into a wall socket rather than an extension lead, especially in a bathroom. Follow the instructions supplied with the rail. If there's no power point nearby, ask an electrician about adding one or choose a hardwired model.

Do I need to drill to hang bathroom accessories?

Not always. Many hooks, toilet roll holders and shelves come in adhesive versions, and freestanding stands need no fixing at all. For heavier items like cabinets and rails, screwing into the wall is more secure. Use a tile bit and wall plugs suited to your wall type.

How much weight can a bathroom shelf hold?

Load ratings vary with the material and fixing method. Screw-mounted steel shelves usually hold more than adhesive plastic ones. Check the weight limit on each listing and keep heavy bottles on the lowest shelf.

How do I choose a bathroom cabinet size?

Measure the wall width between the vanity, window and any rails, and the height from the vanity top to the ceiling. Allow room for the doors to open past taps and lights. Over-toilet units also need to clear the cistern and flush button.



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