Quality Bathroom suit suppliers

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Anyone got suggestions for good quality bathroom suite suppliers?
We're redoing our ground floor shower room and looking for a toilet cistern cabinet that has a cupboard above it, i.e. Toilet cabinet that goes floor to ceiling. I'm struggling to find anything like that.
We also need a vanity unit.
We're planning to get the shower unit bits from QX.

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Personally when we did the bathroom out I did all the buying from random suppliers.

Victoria plum for a 3/4 swivel door (space limitation)
Amazon for the Shower itself (as it made fitting a million times easier)
Shower tray was from Amazon iirc (delivery fastest)
Bath was from a local supplier (nighon normal width howeever straight walled so a good size)
Sink with undermount drawers, and a extra matching cupboard was from BnQ (cooke+lewis)
Toilet was also from BnQ (cooke+lewis)

Tiles were Wickes for the walls
Tile giant for a contrast tile (stripe up the middle of the bath wall, same on shower wall)
And another random Tile company in team valley for the floor tiles

I think the only bit we didnt supply was the ceiling, we pulled down the old plasterboard ceiling and replaced with that UPVC cladding stuff
 
I got some units from ergonomic designs, sanitary ware and other bits from drench and some duravit "branded" rimless toilets in the hope they have a strong flush and seen good :D

If you get a towel rail I'd make sure its a stainless steel one to mitigate rust

Id get a shower tray that's stone resin and not that plastic crap. Overall if you' insist to buy from one place drench tends to be high quality items.

I got tiles from porcelenosa

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Buffman said:
I got some units from ergonomic designs, sanitary ware and other bits from drench and some duravit "branded" rimless toilets in the hope they have a strong flush and seen good :D

If you get a towel rail I'd make sure its a stainless steel one to mitigate rust

Id get a shower tray that's stone resin and not that plastic crap. Overall if you' insist to buy from one place drench tends to be high quality items.

I got tiles from porcelenosa

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Exactly what tiles are they please? And did you pay a tiler to do it? Looks v good.
 
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Exactly what tiles are they please? And did you pay a tiler to do it? Looks v good.
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They're image white tiles from porcelenosa and I got a tiler to do that but doing my other bathroom


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