Delivers hot water to your tub.

Connected to the outflow pipe by the trap, this section of the tub drains to the main line drain of your home to take greywater out and away from your home.

Builds up along tub surfaces after years of use and is often impossible to remove. Tarnish can make a surface slicker, creating a potential slip and fall hazard. Trap”

Tiles along the wall of your shower or just above your bathtub that protect your drywall from moisture. Often seen between the rim of a tub and a windowsill.

Tubs that are not fitted to your wall or an enclosure. Standalone tubs stand on either a base or reinforced legs and are attached to your plumbing through a special drain. Can come in a variety of styles but require …

Stand alone tubs that slope up at either side to allow bathers to relax back into the tub.

Waterproof tiles that line the inside of your shower. Shower tiles come in a variety of designs but ultimately serve to protect the walls of your home from moisture while providing an easy to clean surface inside the shower.

Seals in moisture from the shower to prevent any water from leaving your shower. Shower head”

Typically a padded fold down chair that can be installed with your shower, making it easier for disabled or aging users to sit while they wash up.