Bathroom

Bathroom product categories span plumbing fixtures (faucets, shower systems, toilets), furniture (vanities, cabinets, mirrors), bathing fixtures (bathtubs, showers, steam showers), and accessories (towel warmers, shower heads, hardware). Finish coordination across chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, brass, bronze, gold, and copper is critical — mismatched finishes between faucets, shower trim, and hardware create visual inconsistency that undermines even the most expensive bathroom remodel.

The Trade Table carries bathroom products from Kohler, Kingston Brass, Swiss Madison, Alfi Brand, Eago, Laviva, and Maya Bath — covering faucets, vanities, sinks, bathtubs, showers, steam showers, toilets, and accessories for residential remodels, new construction builds, and bathroom upgrades.

Bathroom | Faucets, Vanities, Bathtubs, Showers & Toilets

A bathroom remodel or new construction build starts with the major fixtures — bathtub or shower (or both), toilet, and vanity with sink — then layers in faucets, shower trim, lighting, mirrors, and hardware. Specifying the entire bathroom from a coordinated set of brands and finishes creates the design cohesion that defines professional-quality bathroom work.

Bathroom faucets are available in centerset, widespread, single-handle, two-handle, wall-mount, vessel, bridge, and touchless configurations. The Trade Table carries bathroom faucets from Kohler and Kingston Brass in chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, brass, bronze, gold, and copper finishes — with matching shower trim, drain assemblies, and accessories available in every finish for full bathroom coordination.

Bathroom vanities combine a cabinet base, countertop, and sink into a single furniture piece that defines the bathroom's visual anchor. The Trade Table carries vanities from Laviva and Swiss Madison in 30, 36, 42, 48, 60, and 72-inch widths — covering single-sink and double-sink configurations in modern, transitional, and traditional styles with natural stone, quartz, and solid surface countertop options.

Bathtubs span alcove, freestanding, whirlpool, soaking, corner, and specialty designs including hammock bathtubs and Japanese-style soaking tubs. Freestanding bathtubs are the dominant design trend — serving as sculptural centerpieces in master bathroom remodels. The Trade Table carries bathtubs from Alfi Brand, Eago, and Swiss Madison in acrylic, solid surface, and composite materials.

Showers cover the full spectrum from standard shower head upgrades to complete pre-built steam shower enclosures. The Trade Table carries shower heads, shower faucets, shower bases, rainfall shower heads, filtered shower heads, Maya Bath pre-built steam showers, and Rinse freestanding outdoor showers.

Toilets include one-piece, two-piece, elongated, round-front, and wall-hung configurations with water-efficient flushing systems. Swiss Madison and Eago toilets deliver modern designs with dual-flush water conservation and comfort-height seating.

Towel warmers add a luxury touch to any bathroom — heated towel racks that warm and dry towels between uses for a spa-quality experience.

Bathroom Product Categories

• Bathroom faucets — centerset, widespread, single-handle, wall-mount, vessel, bridge
• Bathroom vanities — 30" to 72" widths, single and double sink configurations
• Bathroom sinks — undermount, vessel, pedestal, wall-mount
• Bathtubs — freestanding, alcove, whirlpool, soaking, corner, hammock, Japanese
• Showers — shower heads, faucets, bases, steam showers, outdoor showers
• Toilets — one-piece, two-piece, wall-hung, dual-flush
• Towel warmers — heated towel racks for spa-quality bathroom comfort
• Chrome, brushed nickel, matte black, brass, bronze, gold, and copper finishes

Benefits of Buying Bathroom Products from The Trade Table

• Complete bathroom fixture coverage from a single source
• Finish coordination across faucets, shower trim, and accessories
• Premium brands including Kohler, Kingston Brass, Swiss Madison, and Laviva
• Vanity sizes from 30" to 72" covering every bathroom layout
• Pre-built steam shower enclosures from Maya Bath
• Specialty bathtub designs including freestanding, whirlpool, and hammock
• Water-efficient toilet options with dual-flush technology
• Specification guidance from bathroom product specialists

Common Uses for Bathroom Purchases

• Full master bathroom remodels specifying coordinated fixtures and finishes
• Guest bathroom updates with vanity, faucet, and toilet replacements
• New construction builds sourcing complete bathroom packages per room
• Faucet upgrades from builder-grade to designer finishes
• Bathtub replacements upgrading from alcove to freestanding designs
• Shower upgrades from standard heads to rainfall or steam systems
• Vanity replacements upgrading size, storage, and countertop material
• Steam shower installations adding spa features to master bathrooms
• Accessibility-focused bathroom upgrades

Why Buy Bathroom Products from The Trade Table?

The Trade Table helps customers source the right bathroom products for the specific project — whether that's a complete master bath remodel, a single faucet replacement, or a steam shower addition. Our team provides guidance on finish matching across fixtures and accessories, vanity sizing for bathroom layouts, bathtub configuration selection, and steam shower specification. We carry bathroom products from Kohler, Kingston Brass, Swiss Madison, Alfi Brand, Eago, Laviva, and Maya Bath.

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Bathroom FAQs

What bathroom fixtures do I need for a remodel?

A complete bathroom remodel typically requires a vanity with sink and countertop, faucet, toilet, shower system (head, valve, trim), and a bathtub if the layout includes one. Beyond the major fixtures, plan for matching drain assemblies, towel bars, toilet paper holders, and mirrors in coordinated finishes. Specifying all fixtures from coordinated brands and finishes before starting demolition prevents costly mid-project changes and ensures design cohesion.

How do I match bathroom fixture finishes?

Choose one primary finish for all visible metal surfaces — faucets, shower trim, towel bars, cabinet hardware, drain covers, and light fixtures. Chrome is the most versatile and widely available. Brushed nickel hides water spots. Matte black delivers modern contrast. Brass and gold add warmth to traditional designs. The Trade Table carries Kohler and Kingston Brass bathroom fixtures across all major finishes, allowing full bathroom coordination from a single manufacturer.

What size bathroom vanity do I need?

Bathroom vanity sizing depends on the available wall space and how many sinks the layout requires. A 30-inch vanity fits powder rooms and small bathrooms. A 36-inch vanity is the most common single-sink size for guest and secondary bathrooms. A 48 to 60-inch vanity provides generous counter space and storage for master bathrooms. A 60 to 72-inch double-sink vanity serves shared master bathrooms where two people use the space simultaneously.

What is the difference between a freestanding and alcove bathtub?

An alcove bathtub fits into a three-wall enclosure — the most common residential bathtub configuration, typically combined with a shower. A freestanding bathtub stands independently on the bathroom floor without wall support — serving as a sculptural centerpiece in master bathroom designs. Freestanding tubs require floor-mounted or wall-mounted faucets and more floor space. Alcove tubs are more space-efficient and practical for combination tub/shower installations.

How much does a bathroom remodel cost?

Bathroom remodel costs range from $3,000 to $5,000 for a basic fixture replacement (faucet, toilet, shower head) up to $15,000 to $30,000+ for a complete master bathroom renovation with new vanity, bathtub, shower, tile, flooring, and fixtures. Fixture costs alone (vanity, faucet, toilet, shower system, bathtub) typically represent 30-40% of the total remodel budget — with labor, tile, plumbing, and electrical comprising the remainder.