Sanitary & Bathroom Fittings in Pakistan

Find sanitary ware showrooms and bathroom fitting suppliers across Pakistan. Commodes, basins, vanities, mixers, showers and accessories from local and imported brands, in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar and more.

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Choosing bathroom fittings

A bathroom is used every day for years, so fittings need to suit Pakistani water conditions as well as look good.

Things to plan before you buy

  • Water pressure: many homes rely on rooftop tanks with low pressure. Ask whether mixers and rain showers work well at low pressure, or whether you need a pressure pump.
  • Hard water: scale builds up in many areas. Fittings with easy-to-clean aerators and good chrome finishes last better.
  • Space: measure carefully. Wall-hung commodes save space but need a concealed cistern and planning before tiling.
  • Geysers and hot water: check that mixers suit your hot water system.

Quality checks

  • Brass bodies generally last longer than lighter alloy fittings
  • Ask about spare parts, such as cartridges and seals, and whether they are available locally
  • Check warranty terms in writing
  • Buy from authorised dealers to avoid counterfeit branded fittings

Fittings are only as good as the plumbing behind them. Concealed pipes should be pressure-tested before tiling, and wet areas need proper waterproofing.

Questions about sanitary & bathroom fittings

Will a rain shower work with a rooftop tank?

Often the pressure is too low for a satisfying rain shower. Ask the showroom about low-pressure models or a pressure pump.

Is a wall-hung commode a good idea?

It saves space and makes cleaning easier, but needs a concealed cistern frame planned before tiling.

How do I avoid fake branded fittings?

Buy from authorised dealers, ask for the warranty card, and be wary of prices far below the market.

What should I do before tiling a new bathroom?

Pressure-test the pipes, waterproof the floor and lower walls, and fix the positions of all fittings.