The Bathroom Specialists Glossary

Device installed at the end of the faucet that mixes air and water to reduce water consumption and improve water flow.

Surface treatment applied to shower enclosures or faucets to reduce limescale buildup and make cleaning easier.

Device installed at the end of the faucet that mixes air and water to reduce water consumption and improve water flow.

Accessories such as towel holders, toilet paper holders, and dispensers.

Connection point between the plumbing system and the faucet or sanitary fixture.

Sanitary fixture used for personal hygiene, generally installed next to the toilet. It can be wall-mounted or floor-standing.

Structure made of glass and metal profiles that defines the shower area, preventing water from escaping.

End part of the faucet from which the water flows out.

Internal component of the mixer that regulates the temperature and flow of the water.

Tall and narrow cabinet used to store towels, cleaning products, and bathroom accessories.

System that allows you to maintain a constant water temperature in the shower or in the faucet.

Ceramic coated with a layer of enamel that makes the surface smooth, durable, and easy to clean.

Linear drainage system installed in the shower floor that collects and channels water towards the drain.

System consisting of a showerhead, hand shower, and mixer to control the water flow in the shower.

Material used for sanitaryware and sinks thanks to its durability, hygiene, and ease of cleaning.

Open shower without a door, usually consisting of a single glass wall

Shower equipped with a thermostatic mixer that keeps the water temperature stable.

Accessory connected to the hose that allows you to manually direct the water jet.

Type of sanitary fixture installation where the fixture fits perfectly against the wall, hiding the pipes.

Glossy surface coating widely used in bathroom faucets.

Metal surface treatment that creates a satin and less shiny effect.

Modern finish used in faucets and bathroom accessories with a matte black surface.

Aesthetic treatment of the faucets that gives a golden and refined appearance.

Installation system that involves mounting the element directly on the wall.

Flexible hose that connects the hand shower to the mixer.

Profile or system that prevents water droplets from escaping the shower enclosure.

Mounting system for wall-hung sanitary fixtures with a structure hidden inside the wall.

Sanitary fixture used for washing hands and face. It can be countertop, wall-mounted, recessed, or integrated into the furniture.

Sink installed directly on the wall without a support cabinet.

Sink used for hand-washing clothes or items, often installed in laundry rooms.

Sink installed above the bathroom cabinet countertop.

Sink integrated into the countertop of the cabinet.

Faucet that allows you to control hot and cold water with a single lever.

Faucet with a single handle to control water temperature and flow.

Wall-mounted cabinet installed without floor support.

Cabinet designed to be installed under the sink.

Bathroom cabinet installed directly on the floor.

Cabinet designed to hold a washing machine, laundry tub, or laundry accessories.

Drain system installed in the sink or in the bidet.

Drain that opens and closes by pressing the stopper.

Base on which the shower enclosure is placed and where the water is collected.

Shower tray installed flush with the floor.

Drain cover compatible with various types of sinks or bidets.

Metal structures that support the glass of the shower enclosure.

Heating element installed in the bathroom.

Device that limits the amount of water dispensed to reduce consumption.

Rimless toilet technology that improves hygiene and cleanliness.

Set of faucets installed in the bathroom.

Faucet with two separate handles for hot and cold water.

Faucet with a higher spout designed for countertop basins

Faucet designed for undermount sinks or integrated into the cabinet.

Basic bathroom elements such as toilet, bidet, and sink.

Wall-mounted sanitary fixtures with concealed drainage.

System that allows the removal of water and waste from the toilet.

Curved pipe that prevents bad odors from rising up through the pipes.

Mirror equipped with a container or lighting.

Radiator used to heat the bathroom and dry towels.

Toilet drainage system connected directly to the floor.

Toilet Seat with soft-close feature that prevents sudden closing.

Toilet seat made of durable and rigid plastic material.

Toilet drainage system WC connected to the wall.

Seat compatible with various toilet models.

Element from which water flows in the shower, generally installed above the head.

Showerhead that delivers water with a wide and even spray similar to rain.

Mirror equipped with integrated LED lighting.

Mirror with light positioned behind the surface to create a diffused luminous effect.

Radiator also designed as a design element.

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Radiator that operates using electric power.

Radiator connected to the home heating system.

The mixed towel radiator combines both technologies: it works with the heating system but can also be used in electric mode.

Sanitary element used for immersive bathing.

Bathtub equipped with water and air jets for massage.

Bathtub designed to be installed in a corner of the bathroom.

Freestanding bathtub positioned in the center of the room.

Type of impact-resistant glass used in shower enclosures.

Glass treated to reduce limescale buildup.

Bathtub installed inside a structure or enclosure.

Completely transparent glass used in shower enclosures.

Frosted glass that limits transparency while allowing light to pass through.

Compact toilet suitable for small bathrooms.

Toilet installed on the floor but flush against the wall.

Toilet with integrated flush tank in the fixture.

Wall-mounted toilet with concealed wall drainage.

Bathroom area dedicated to the sink and the bathroom cabinet.

Bathroom area designated for the shower.

Bathroom area where the toilet and bidet are located.