Fixtures, not just accessories
This is the only store in the group that sells the plumbed and wired end of a bathroom: tapware, thermostatic shower systems, exhaust fans and hardwired vanity lighting, alongside the mats, mirrors and holders.
Bathroom Company sells the plumbed and wired end of a bathroom as well as the accessories: tapware, thermostatic shower systems, vanity lighting, lit and tilting mirrors, mirror cabinets, storage and mats, delivered across Australia.
Whether you are upgrading a shower, replacing tapware, redoing a vanity or just getting the room organised, this is the full range and what you should know before you order.
This is the only store in the group that sells the plumbed and wired end of a bathroom: tapware, thermostatic shower systems, exhaust fans and hardwired vanity lighting, alongside the mats, mirrors and holders.
Nine of the lines here are plumbed or hardwired. Every one of those pages says so, and says that a licensed plumber or electrician does the work. We do not sell a mixer as a weekend job.
Where the supplier publishes a dimension, a material or an airflow figure, the page quotes it. Where it publishes none, the page says so rather than filling the gap with something plausible.
Matte black, brushed nickel and brushed gold all wear differently in a wet room. Each page carries the care rule for its own finish, because an abrasive cream takes matte black off and nothing brings it back.
Free across Australia on orders of $100 or more, a flat $25 below that, and express at $25 on any order. The same numbers are on the shipping page and in the cart.
Whether a bath caddy spans your tub, whether a mirror suits a double vanity, what an exhaust fan needs for a duct run: ask first. It is cheaper for both of us than a return.
Photographed on the products themselves, the way they arrive.






We sell bathroom fit-out and nothing else, so this is the short version of what we have learned: what is worth spending on, what needs a licensed trade, and what to measure before you order.
A bathroom has two kinds of purchase in it. There are the pieces that get touched every day and are seen every day, which is tapware, a shower mixer, a mirror and lighting. And there are the pieces that solve a problem and can be replaced in five minutes, which is most of the accessories.
The first group is worth paying for, because the failure mode is expensive: a tap with a plated zinc body pits from the inside, a cheap black finish wears off around the handle, and replacing either means a plumber twice. The second group is worth buying on fit rather than on price.
Tapware, shower mixers and shower panels are plumbing work. Exhaust fans, hardwired vanity lights, lit mirrors and mirror cabinets with shaver sockets are electrical work. In Australia both are licensed trades.
That is not a disclaimer we add at the end. It changes what you should buy: if there is no power near the wall you want a mirror on, a tilting mirror on brackets is a better purchase than a lit one, and no amount of specification will change that.
Matte black is the most popular finish we sell and the least forgiving. It hides limescale far better than chrome and it shows nothing when it is dry, but an abrasive cream or a bleach-based cleaner takes the coating off, and it does not come back.
Brushed nickel is the safest match for an existing chrome bathroom. Brushed gold reads warm against white tile and timber. All three finishes on the waterfall faucet are the same price, so the choice is about the room rather than the budget.
The most common lighting mistake in a bathroom is a single downlight in the ceiling above the mirror. It throws your own shadow onto your face, which is exactly the wrong place for it.
Light from in front fixes it: a vanity bar at or slightly above eye level, or a mirror lit from the front rather than only behind. A backlit mirror looks better and lights the room; a front-lit one is the one you shave and put on makeup with. The lit mirror here does both.
Three measurements save most of the returns we see. The outside width of the bath across the rim, for a bath caddy. The width of the gap beside the vanity or the toilet, for a cabinet or a rolling cart. And the width of the vanity itself, for a mirror, because a 71 cm mirror over a double vanity looks lost.
If a number on a listing is missing or does not look right, email us at theteam@customersupport.care before you order and we will confirm it with the supplier.
Tapware, shower systems, lighting, mirrors, cabinets and accessories, with free delivery across Australia on orders over $100.
Questions about which tap, mixer or mirror suits your bathroom, your order or delivery? A person on our team is happy to help.
Full business details, published openly, so you always know exactly who you are buying from.
We deliver all over Australia including Sydney NSW, Melbourne VIC, Brisbane QLD, Perth WA, Adelaide SA, Gold Coast QLD, Canberra ACT, Newcastle NSW, Wollongong NSW, Hobart TAS, Darwin NT. Wherever you are, tapware, shower systems, lighting, mirrors, cabinets and accessories ship to your door, with free delivery on orders over $100.
Every order is processed through an encrypted, SSL-secured checkout, so your payment details stay private from start to finish.
Not sure whether a bath caddy spans your tub, or what an exhaust fan needs for a duct run? Email us first. We would rather answer the question than take a return.
We trade openly with full company details published above, and the consumer guarantees of the Australian Consumer Law apply to every order.
Bathroom Company (bathroomaccessories.net.au) is an online bathroom store from BuyFactory Direct Pty Ltd, ABN 30 656 628 938, delivering across Australia. It sells the plumbed and wired end of a bathroom as well as the accessories: waterfall basin faucets in matte black, brushed nickel and brushed gold, matte black H59 brass tapware, a matte black thermostatic shower mixer set with a 200 mm rain head and a three function handheld, a five function shower tower panel in 304 stainless steel, a gold crystal vanity light, a black LED vanity light with a remote and a five mode timer, a three speed ducted exhaust fan with a humidistat rated IPX4 at 33 dB, a frameless round backlit LED mirror with a demister, a 71 by 50.8 cm LED mirror lit front and back, a matte black tilting mirror on zinc alloy brackets, a mirrored medicine cabinet with soft close hinges and an internal shaver socket, a narrow white MDF cabinet 30 by 30 by 89 cm, a rolling storage cart, a glue-on clear shower caddy, a bamboo bath tray 70 cm across, a 4D mesh bath pillow, a two piece microfibre bath mat set in grey or mocha, a non-slip bathtub mat, a five piece matte black towel holder set, a free standing toilet roll holder, a silicone toilet brush, a touchless sensor bin and a six piece bamboo accessories set. The tapware, shower systems, exhaust fan, vanity lights, lit mirror and mirror cabinet are plumbing or electrical fittings and must be installed by a licensed plumber or electrician in Australia; this shop does not offer installation. Delivery is Australia wide, free on orders of $100 or more and otherwise $25, with an express option at $25 on any order, arriving in 5 to 7 days after a 24 to 48 hour handling time. Prices include GST.