PLASTER

Bathroom fit-out

Türkiye's bathroom sector is large and uneven: real factories with their own cutting, edging and finishing lines, and small workshops that assemble ready-made panels and sell them under the same label. The difference shows in none of it — not the showroom, not the catalogue — but in board thickness, the edge banding and how well it is bonded, how the hinges run, and whether the finish holds through the first damp winter. Those are exactly the points we fix in writing before production and check ourselves before loading.

What this area covers

The items we supply in this area

The list below shows what we handle regularly; it is not exhaustive. If the item you are after is not listed, send it to us and we will go and find its factory on the ground.

FURNITURE

Bathroom furniture and cabinets

Wall-hung and floor-standing vanity units, mirror cabinets and side columns. Turkish factories typically build an 18 mm carcass with 16 mm doors, but the word “wood” on a quotation is not a specification: we ask for the board type, its thickness and the covering method — membrane, lacquer or veneer — written into the offer. And the first thing to fail in a bathroom is the edge banding when it is poorly bonded, not the board itself.

Moisture-resistant MDF18 mm carcassMembrane wrapLacquer finishNatural veneerPVC edge bandingSoft-close hingesDamped drawer runners

ACCESSORIES

Bathroom accessories

Towel and soap holders, hooks, waste bins, shower columns and full sets in a single finish. For anything in constant contact with water we specify 304 stainless steel, not “stainless” in general — the difference from lower grades is invisible on delivery and shows as rust spotting after a few months in a humid room.

304 stainless steelElectrostatic coatingChrome / matt black / goldMatched setsAdhesive or screw fixing

MIRRORS

Mirrors and lighting units

Mirrors with integrated LED lighting, anti-fog mirrors, and lighting units above vanities. Voltage, colour temperature and the moisture protection rating are settled before pricing, not after — changing them once production has run means units that cannot be used.

Integrated LED220 V3000 / 4000 KAnti-fogTouch sensorBathroom-rated protectionMade to size

GLASS

Shower enclosures and glass

Enclosures in tempered glass with aluminium or stainless profiles. Six millimetres is common for residential use and eight for hospitality, and the tempering stamp is etched into the corner of the pane — we photograph it as part of the inspection report. Size and opening type are fixed in the purchase order before production starts, because changing them afterwards means remanufacturing.

6 mm tempered8 mm temperedEtched tempering stampAluminium profileSlidingHingedAnti-limescale coating

Before we start

What we need from you, and what we check on your behalf

What we need to start pricing

The clearer the request, the sharper the shortlist and the closer the offer to what you actually want.

The item and the sizes you need, in centimetres
Fixing type: wall-hung or floor-standing
Colour and finish, ideally with a colour code
Approximate quantity per item and colour
Whether this is for one project or for resale
Approximate budget per unit

What we check before loading

An on-site inspection of the actual goods, and a photographic report in your hands before the container leaves the factory.

Board type and thickness against the purchase order
Edge banding adhesion, particularly at the corners
Hinges and drawers operated after full assembly
Glass thickness, with the tempering stamp photographed
Surfaces free of scratches before packing
Reinforced corners and internal foam in the packing
Actual count against the packing list

Fixed in writing

The points we do not leave to the factory's judgement

These are the source of most problems in this category. We fix them in the purchase order before production starts, so they become a reference in any dispute rather than a matter of what was said on the phone.

Point	Why it matters
Board type and thickness	“Wood” is not a specification — the difference shows in the price and in the first damp season
Covering: membrane or lacquer	Determines the surface, the price, and whether it can be repaired later
Edge banding type	The most common failure point in a bathroom, and the cheapest line item to overlook
Final dimensions	A centimetre out and the unit will not sit on the wall
Colour by code	“White” alone has shades, and the difference shows once the pieces sit side by side
Glass thickness and tempering stamp	No stamp means untempered glass, whatever the offer says
Production lead time	Most factories work to order, not from finished stock
Packing method	Most damage in this category happens in transit, not at the factory

Other areas

The rest of what we source

Restaurant & hotel fit-out

Full fit-out for venues that trade daily: dining furniture, stainless kitchens, and hotel bedding.

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Finishes & hardware

The pieces that set how a space feels: decorative lighting, doors, metal hardware, and tiling.

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Send us your item list

Give us the item, the quantity and a rough specification, and we come back with an offer from three shortlisted factories.