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Bathrooms - advice and tips

  • Separate toilet – inspiration and practical tips

    Separate toilet – inspiration and practical tips

    Should the toilet be located in the bathroom, or is it better to choose a separate toilet? Building standards and layouts for smaller and medium-sized homes usually allow both options. However, there are many good reasons to keep the toilet separate. You gain more privacy and avoid unnecessarily blocking the bathroom for other members of the household. Hygiene is another important consideration – intestinal bacteria can spread easily around the toilet bowl. Now imagine that towels, soap or toothbrushes are stored nearby. That is why this article focuses on separate toilets and provides useful inspiration and practical information.

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  • How to repair an acrylic bathtub yourself

    How to repair an acrylic bathtub yourself

    If you want a bathtub that will remain free of visible scratches even after years of use, there are several options available – enamelled steel, enamelled cast iron and others. The problem is that these bathtubs usually do not have such a pleasant surface and are also very heavy. Today, more and more customers choose acrylic, which is lighter, easy to maintain and available in a much wider range of shapes and sizes. However, it also has some disadvantages, including the risk of scratches. Fortunately, this type of damage can be repaired, even without professional help. In this article, we explain how to repair an acrylic bathtub.

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  • Thermostatic tap repair

    Thermostatic tap repair

    Repairing a faulty bathroom tap is a task that almost every DIY enthusiast has faced at least once. This type of fault does not occur very often, but from time to time it does happen, creating a minor challenge that needs to be dealt with urgently. Since the problem is often caused only by a faulty cartridge, there is usually no need to call a plumber. Simply disassemble the tap, replace the cartridge and put everything back together. It is not rocket science.

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