Products
Four divisions.
One specification standard.
We do not hold a catalogue. We build a range to your specification and place it with the factory best equipped to make it — which is a different job, and a better one for anyone selling into Australia.
The specification
Written before a factory is approached.
Every category below is sourced against the same document.
It fixes dimensions and set-out, materials and gauge, finish and tolerance, the certification pathway, packaging and carton marking, and the price architecture the range has to hit. It is agreed with you before we talk to anyone about making it.
That sequence is the whole point. A specification written after quoting becomes a negotiation about what the factory already makes. Written first, it stays a description of what you actually want to sell.
Division one
Sanitaryware
Vitreous china and fine fireclay — the heaviest, most kiln-dependent category we handle, and the one where factory selection matters most. Glaze consistency and dimensional tolerance across a long run are what separate a plant that can hold a range from one that can fill a single container.
- Close-coupled and back-to-wall toilet suites
- Wall-hung pans and in-wall cistern systems
- Counter-top, under-counter and semi-recessed basins
- Wall-hung and pedestal basins
- Freestanding and inset baths — acrylic and solid surface
Materials
Set-out
Certification
Watch for
Division two
Tapware & showers
The category with the highest compliance risk and the widest quality spread. Two mixers can look identical in a photograph and differ entirely in cartridge life, brass quality and whether the finish survives five years of cleaning product.
- Basin, bath and sink mixers
- Wall-mounted sets and spouts
- Shower rails, overheads and hand showers
- Diverters, mixers and in-wall bodies
- Bathroom accessories and matching suites
Body
Cartridge
Finishes
Certification
Division three
Kitchen sinks
Where the specification does most of its work, because the differences that matter are the ones a customer cannot see in a showroom: steel grade, gauge, sound-deadening coverage, and the radius of the corners that determines whether the thing is actually cleanable.
- Single and double bowl, with and without drainer
- Undermount, topmount and flushmount
- Workstation sinks with ledge accessories
- Laundry tubs and utility sinks
Stainless
Composite
Fireclay
Certification
Division four
Vanities & storage
Furniture rather than plumbing, and it fails differently. Australian bathrooms are humid and often poorly ventilated, so board substrate and edge sealing decide whether a cabinet still looks right in year three. This is the category where a cheap import shows itself fastest.
- Wall-hung and floor-standing vanities
- Single and double bowl, with tops or top-ready
- Mirror cabinets and shaving cabinets
- Tallboys and matching storage
Substrate
Hardware
Tops
Watch for
Non-negotiable
Certification is checked per model, not per factory.
A factory holding a WaterMark licence does not mean the product you are ordering is covered by it. Licences attach to specific models and variants. A plant can be entirely legitimate and still ship you something that cannot legally be installed.
We verify the certification against the exact item being made — including the finish variant, because that is where the gap usually is.