It is also important to choose all the elements, no matter how small, in order to ensure the quality of the part. Above all, you will have to make sure that the pipes are still valid for the new sink or the new bath that you want to have installed.

In terms of the fittings, the weight is generally a guarantee of quality. So, the heavier the faucet, the better it should be. Again, take the time to make sure the measurements match.

In other words, the faucet you choose must have the right dimensions to be installed at the chosen sink. This should prevent leaks that could occur if there were to seal the elements to match the dimensions.

For the bath, there are several shapes and sizes. The bathroom space will therefore guide the choice of the bathtub, if you do not want to keep the one that is already in place. Acrylic bathtubs are a great choice, due to their good durability. In addition, they retain heat, which is always handy when you want to take a good hot bath at the end of the day.

Otherwise, an enameled steel or cast-iron bath is also an option available to you. The latter will be less expensive than an acrylic bath, but this type of tub will lose heat more quickly. In addition, these two materials are very easy to maintain.

For the shower, you can have one installed separately from your tub, or you can simply have the necessary plumbing installed so that it is above the tub. A shower curtain or glass doors will keep water from spilling onto the floor, in this case.

Alternatively, if you want to install one separate from the tub, you can, but be sure to put a non-slip surface on the floor to prevent falls, when the floor is slippery.