Bathroomware Suppliers in Queensland

The smarter way to shop bathroomware in Queensland

From a compact ensuite in inner-city Brisbane to a luxury coastal retreat on the Whitsundays, every Queensland bathroom starts with the right fixtures and finishes. ArchiPro brings together a curated network of bathroomware suppliers so homeowners, architects and builders can research, shortlist and purchase with confidence. You will find everything from Australian-made timber vanities and solid-surface basins to imported designer tapware, all vetted for quality and service credentials.

Key product categories available

• Vanities & cabinetry – wall-hung, floor-standing and custom options in timber veneer, thermo-laminate or stone.
• Basins & bowls – ceramic, concrete, composite stone and metallic finishes.
• Tapware & mixers – water-efficient models in chrome, matte black, gunmetal and brushed brass.
• Baths & spas – space-saving back-to-wall or statement freestanding pieces.
• Showers & screens – frameless glass panels, semi-frameless enclosures and channel drains.
• Accessories – towel rails, heated ladders, robe hooks and shelving to complete the look.

Queensland-specific considerations

Climate & corrosion

The state’s humid subtropical and tropical zones can accelerate corrosion and mould growth. Look for DR brass or 316 stainless tapware and hardware, and prioritise paints and sealants with anti-mould additives—especially for coastal properties exposed to salt spray.

Water efficiency

Periodic droughts have pushed local councils to tighten water-usage targets. Choosing tapware and showerheads with a minimum 4-star WELS rating not only reduces bills but also future-proofs your renovation should regulations change.

Code compliance

All plumbing work must comply with the Queensland Plumbing and Wastewater Code. When purchasing products, confirm the supplier provides compliance certificates for imported items—this will save headaches during council sign-off.

Budgeting insights

Bathroomware usually accounts for 20–30% of a bathroom’s total build cost. Use the guide below to allocate funds strategically:

• Everyday update (from $4,000)
  Replace tapware, basin and accessories while keeping plumbing points in place.
• Mid-range renovation (from $12,000)
  Includes new vanity, shower enclosure and tiling; ideal for most family homes.
• Premium upgrade (from $25,000)
  Adds stone benchtops, freestanding bath, heated towel ladders and smart toilets for a resort-style finish.

Remember to set aside 10% of the total for contingencies—particularly important in Queensland’s wet season when delays are common.

Working with local professionals

Even the best bathroomware needs expert installation. ArchiPro allows you to seamlessly transition from product research to engaging bathroom installers who service your suburb. For climate control and steam management, browse our curated bathroom heating and ventilation specialists. These professionals understand Queensland’s humidity cycles and can specify extraction rates to prevent condensation damage.

For broader project coordination—such as aligning plumbing, tiling and electrical works—you can explore the full directory of Bathroom Professionals on ArchiPro.

How to compare suppliers on ArchiPro

1. Filter by location – Narrow results to suppliers who deliver or install in your postcode.
2. Review specs & certifications – Download tech sheets and WELS data directly from each listing.
3. Check project imagery – Real-life photos from Queensland builds reveal how finishes hold up in local conditions.
4. Request multiple quotes – Use ArchiPro’s secure messaging to receive pricing without sharing your personal email.
5. Save to a project board – Curate shortlists, mood boards and construction documents in one place.

Next steps

A well-planned bathroom starts with informed product choices. Whether you’re refreshing a rental in Townsville or commissioning an architect-designed home in Noosa, the bathroomware suppliers on ArchiPro are ready to help you achieve a durable, beautiful result suited to Queensland living.