Our priority is fixed on your requirements and how to best meet them. If you have any special needs we will be only too pleased to accommodate them. Our customer satisfaction record has been maintained consistently at a high rate of 99% and we continue to strive to maintain these standards with an aim to exceed our customers’ expectations. We offer customers the very best products and provide our high quality services again and again. Decorations can be as simple as winding some fake flowers or ribbons around the pipes or using rope to obscure them. Bathroom furniture such as pedestal basins, wall hung toilets and enclosed baths all keep water and waste pipes firmly out of sight. Before we go on to tell you how to hide those pesky bathroom pipes, we thought it would be a good idea to give you a brief overview as to what types of pipes you’re likely to find in your bathroom (as well as telling you what they do). You’ll need a decent set of tools and some basic carpentry skills, but boxing in bathroom pipes is a job that the majority of people can handle. At the very least you’ll need a tape measure, nails, hammer and a saw, as well as suitable wood (such as MDF) to create the ‘box’.

By building storage units around bathroom furniture such as toilets and sinks you can hide those unsightly pipes and create more storage space within your bathroom. What’s more, storage units are also easier to clean than pipes. In the spirit of ‘if you can’t beat them, join them’, you could replace your current pipes with better looking ones. Many modern bathrooms now choose to deliberately expose the pipework, to create an industrial, bold aesthetic. Plumbing World is a plumbers merchant and bathroom showroom that has been trading since 1996 and has gained a vast amount of experience in dealing with individual customer requirements.

Ways of hiding pipes in your bathroom

Got pipes running up the walls of your bathroom? Don’t worry. If you can’t box up your pipework, then another option is to build a fake wall. This option is ideal for larger, older properties where space isn’t an issue. If you don’t want to go to the house of boxing in your pipes or building fake walls, then a much simpler (and cheaper) way of hiding the pipework in your bathroom is to use decorations. If you really, really want to hide the plumbing in your bathroom, you could change your bathroom furniture to versions which keep the water and waste pipes out of sight. Ollie is a self-trained DIY expert who particularly enjoys kitchen and bathroom renovations. In his spare time Ollie enjoys cycling and hiking. All products supplied are covered by the terms and conditions of the Manufacturer's Warranty for a period of 12 months.

If you are going to go down the route of creating a fake wall to hide your bathroom pipework, then make sure you get several quotes for having the work done and weigh up this option against the other options in this article before deciding to go ahead. Are you planning a new bathroom or kitchen makeover? Shop online with Plumbworld for guaranteed lowest prices and next day delivery options. We provide a regular delivery service throughout the West Midlands by our own team and use the service of an independent courier for our customer’s from all other regions to ensure we provide a timely service. Our plumbers merchant sales counter offers a friendly professional service to all visitors both trade and retail.

What type of pipes do I have in my bathroom?

Another way of easily ‘hiding’ your bathroom pipes is to paint them. Either paint them the same colour as your walls to help them blend in, or alternatively, paint your bathroom pipes a bold and distinctive colour and make them a feature. As you’ve probably guessed, the first system provides fresh water for your bathroom, whilst the second takes away waste. Alternatively, sign-up to our newsletter for the latest offers, newest product launches and advice.

A stylish finish to a shower installation is achieved by fitting this pipe cover on to the pipe as it exits the wall, producing a very attractive finish. The cover is supplied with an adhesive protective film which is easily peeled off revealing a shiny unmarked chrome finish. Recommended. Now that we’ve taken a look at the different types of pipes you’ll have in your bathroom, let’s take a look at how you can cover them up (safely and stylishly). The ‘boxing in’ approach is ideal where you have pipes running along the floor at a low level. The box you create can then act as either an enhanced skirting board or a low shelf (depending on the height of the pipework). Once you’ve painted this box to match your walls, it’ll be barely noticeable. You can replace your boring existing pipes with pipework that has a chrome, copper or satin finish. Not only is this option great for enhancing the look of your bathroom, but it also means you have easy access to your pipework should anything ever go wrong!Whilst the expense rules this option out for many people, it is worth considering if you are building a completely new bathroom (such as part of an extension). If you’re building a new bathroom, then it makes sense to have the builder install the pipes within the walls to create a sleek, minimal finish. We use information about your location to tailor the price you pay for plumbing and drains cover. Factors such as water hardness and property type may influence claims costs, which is reflected in your price. Can I speak to someone if I have a question? Our company ethos is to supply quality products and innovative solutions ensuring we offer an exceptional customer experience at a fair price. If you don’t want to do this yourself, then you’ll need to hire a builder to construct the wall, and then a plumber to move the toilet or sink so that they fit neatly onto the new wall. If you also want to install lighting on your wall then you will need to hire an electrician too (but remember that electricians need special qualifications to carry out work in bathrooms). Important documents Terms & conditions About our insurance services Frequently asked questions What is plumbing and drains cover?