The Ultimate Bath Store : Time to Update Your Bathroom

Time to Update Your Bathroom

Oct 03, 2020 by R Blair

Update your bathroom with a new faucet, toilet seat or showerhead at your local Ultimate Bath Store showroom.

We are all spending more time at home now more than ever and it is hard not to notice a few things in the bathroom that need to be updated! You might not be ready to embark on a total bathroom remodel or complete kitchen upgrade but, there are few simple things that can be updated and will make a world of difference. A new faucet, a quiet close toilet seat or a two-in-one showerhead can certainly freshen up your bath space. Not to mention a new voice enabled medicine cabinet or lighted bathroom mirror that is Alexa enabled which will really bring your space to a whole new level! At The Ultimate Bath Store we have a whole range of fixtures available, from classic styles to every new design trend and finish you can imagine to help you complete your upgrade. Here are some examples of varied brands and bathroom faucet designs and finishes:

KOHLER Purist Matte Black faucet, BRIZO Charlotte Chrome faucet and ROHL Palladian Unlacquered Brass faucet. 

One way to upgrade your toilet seat is to treat yourself to the soothing comfort and ambiance of the KOHLER PureWarmth heated toilet seat with LED nightlight. You can adjust the seat's heat level and lighting color or brightness just the way you like. Settings are easy to control using the button panel at the base of the seat, or download the PureWarmth app for even more options through your smartphone:

You can also update your shower game with a new shower head from Delta at The Ultimate Bath Store. A Delta® HydroRain H2Okinetic Two-in-One Shower Head with hand shower completely transforms your shower with dual shower head functionality, featuring an integrated raincan and hand shower. The power of the raincan and hand shower together creates an immersive, spa-like showering experience that you can install in minutes to a standard shower arm, without altering the plumbing behind the wall. Check it out: