Over time, the fixtures and fittings in your bathroom and kitchen become tired and perhaps dated. Or, you may simply fancy a change, and are considering revamping either room. Both are among the most-used areas of the home, so you need to choose quality fixtures and fittings. This not only gives you the best look, but also the longest life. Where once there was a limited selection of such fixtures available, these days the range of options is amazing. You can choose from traditional designs that will look great in older buildings, or sleek and very stylish modern designs which really do give the room something extra.

With a range that covers all the bases, Plumbtile is the name to remember, and you will find they supply quality items at the best prices. They have everything from kitchen sinks to bathroom suites, plus a fantastic range of fixtures and fittings such as faucets and other accessories. With a wealth of experience in the field, Plumbtile can supply you with everything you need for a beautiful and effective kitchen or bathroom that will be the envy of your friends, and we believe you will be pleasantly surprised by their excellent prices.

Style and Function

When it comes to bathroom fittings there is plenty of choice, and the trend these days is to go modern. Sleek and stylish wall mounted bath faucets are a great choice; beautiful, clean and functional, they make for an excellent finishing touch to any bathroom design. Plumbtile has a great selection for bathrooms, kitchens ad lavatories, and you can find them all on the easy to use website, where there is plenty of excellent advice on, for example, how to fit such as a kitchen backsplash or other tiles.

If you want to go truly modern, what about the range of electronic bathroom faucets? These very clever advanced designs operate without the need to touch, and are a great addition to any bathroom design. Plumbtile stocks a wide range of very attractive designs from the highly-regarded Kohler brand, and all at very impressive prices. We recommend you have a closer look at these before making your decision, as they really are very neat touch for a modern bathroom installation.

Expert Advice

The Plumbtile website offers a wealth of advice on the best fixtures and fittings for modern bathrooms and kitchens, and you can also take advantage of a handy online chat function. Talk to one of the expert team and they will be more than happy to help you choose your ideal items, or to point you in the direction of the best value items. We recommend you check out the clearance center, too, as it includes frequent bargains that are difficult to beat.

Plumbtile supplies top quality brands at prices you can afford, and with many satisfied customers already, is on hand to help you get the bathroom or kitchen you deserve. Get in touch now, and talk to one of the experts for the best help and advice.

Christmas is just around the corner, and so are the Christmas holidays. If you’re looking for a fun crafts idea to entertain the kids during a snowy Sunday afternoon prior to the big day, why not let help them make their own festive wreaths using just some old paper shopping bags, some glue, a wreath form, and a couple of decorations?

You can pick up a wreath form easily enough at your local arts and crafts shop, along with all the decorative bits and bobs that appeal to you and your young ones; straw wreath forms tend to be the cheapest, but metal ones are a bit sturdier. As for the bags, you want them plain, and preferably as crinkled up as possible. This is a great project to get rid of those bags that are becoming a little too worn for general use.

Once you have your materials, tear the paper bags into strips around 15cm in width, then start folding and crinkling them up. This will give your wreath some texture and a bit of extra volume. Your kids will love this bit.

When you have a bunch of folded up strips, you can all start wrapping them around a wreath form, binding tightly as you go. Glue down each fold at the back; if you can’t find glue strong enough, a small length of masking or duct tape will do. Next, push in a couple of screws and then wrap some string around them so the wreath can be hung up.

You should now have a blank brown paper wreath, so it’s time to start decorating. Brown paper bags will take paint well, so you can always break out the green, red, and gold, or something a little more interesting, to let your kid decorate their wreath as they see fit. You can also add stick-on ornaments, or use general wreath ornaments, such as fake holly, which can be attached via a pin.

Voilà, you now have a bunch of new holiday wreaths, courtesy of your kids. Try fixing them on each child’s door to give them their own dash of festive style. You can even keep them for next year, or as a great reminder of a time when Santa was still a firm reality in your children’s eyes.