The Ultimate Wholesale Buyer's Guide to Bath Fittings Accessories

In the world of commercial construction and hospitality design, the details are not mere details—they are the foundation of reputation. While the broad strokes of a bathroom's design—the tiles, the bathtub, the vanity—create the first impression, it is the bath fittings accessories that define the lasting experience.

These are the points of contact, the elements used dozens of times a day by guests, residents, and staff. A dripping faucet, a loose towel ring, or a corroded showerhead may seem like a small issue, but in a hotel with hundreds of rooms or a new residential complex, it escalates into a chorus of complaints, costly maintenance call-outs, and a tarnished brand image.

High-quality fittings are far more than decorative afterthoughts; they are critical investments in durability, functionality, and silent satisfaction, ensuring that every interaction feels solid, seamless, and premium.

At Sunvin, we understand this calculus of quality and scale. As a trusted global leader in the sanitary ware industry, we specialize in supplying premium bathroom fittings and accessories to wholesale partners, project developers, and bulk buyers worldwide.

For years, we have been the behind-the-scenes force for countless hotels, resort chains, construction conglomerates, and distributors, providing them with not just products, but end-to-end solutions. Our expertise lies in marrying exquisite design with industrial-grade durability, ensuring every product in our portfolio is engineered to perform flawlessly under the demands of high-traffic environments.

Sourcing for a large-scale project involves a unique set of challenges: ensuring consistency across thousands of units, managing budgets without compromising on quality, and navigating complex logistics. This comprehensive guide is designed to serve as your strategic resource.

We will demystify the entire ecosystem of bath fittings accessories, providing you with the knowledge to make informed, confident decisions. Whether you are a project manager overseeing a new build, a procurement specialist evaluating suppliers, or a business owner sourcing for multiple properties, this guide will walk you through the critical considerations—from materials and finishes to quality certifications and sourcing models—empowering you to specify and purchase with clarity and confidence.

Bath Fittings Accessories: A Wholesale Perspective

For the project manager, architect, or bulk buyer, specifying bathroom fittings is a task of precision. These components are the most frequently interacted-with elements in any bathroom, and their selection directly impacts long-term maintenance costs, user satisfaction, and the overall perceived quality of a development. Here is an exhaustive breakdown of every key category, detailing subtypes, technical considerations, and commercial applications.

1. Shower Systems: The Heart of the Wet Area

A shower system is an integrated set of components, not just a single head. For wholesale, consistency in performance and finish across hundreds of units is the primary goal.

• a. Shower Heads:
  • Standard Fixed Shower Head: The workhorse of commercial applications. Mounted rigidly to the wall. Key wholesale considerations are flow rate (l/min or GPM - crucial for water efficiency regulations) and the type of spray face (silicone nozzles are easy to de-scale).
  • Rain Shower Head (Ceiling-Mounted): A large, flat panel (often 200mm, 300mm, or larger) that provides a downward "rainfall" experience. Requires specific ceiling valve installation. A premium feature for luxury hotel suites and high-end residences. Check water pressure requirements.
  • Handheld Shower Set (Shower Handset): A spray head on a flexible hose, allowing for targeted rinsing and cleaning of the shower area. It consists of:
    • The Handset: The actual shower head held in the hand.
    • The Hose: A flexible, reinforced stainless steel braided hose (e.g., 1.5m length is standard). Quality is determined by its kink-resistance and the durability of the inner tube.
    • The Slide Bar: An adjustable vertical bar that the handset clicks into. Allows users to set the height. Must have a secure locking mechanism and robust brackets.
  • Body Jets & Panels: Multiple fixed jets installed vertically on the wall for a spa-like massage experience. Used in high-end wellness centers and luxury properties. Involves complex plumbing behind the wall.
• b. Shower Valves & Controls (The "Brain"):
  • Exposed Valves: All parts are outside the wall. Easier and cheaper to install and repair. Common in retrofit projects.
  • Concealed Valves: Only the control handle and faceplate are visible; the valve body is buried within the wall. Provides a sleek, minimalist look but requires precise pre-plumbing and access panels for maintenance. The industry standard for new high-quality hotel builds.
  • Types of Valves:
    • Pressure Balancing Valve (PB): The commercial standard. Compensates for fluctuations in hot/cold water pressure (e.g., when a toilet is flushed) to prevent scalding or cold shocks.
    • Thermostatic Mixing Valve (TMV): The premium, highest-safety option. Contains a thermal element that holds the output water temperature at a pre-set level (e.g., 38°C), regardless of pressure or supply temperature changes. Critical for healthcare, senior living, and luxury hotels. Often required by code.
  • Diverters: Mechanisms that direct water flow. Types include:
    • Tee Diverter: A simple pull-up knob on the tub spout to send water to the shower. Least durable, not recommended for heavy use.
    • Button Diverter: Located on the shower handle.
    • Valve Diverter: A separate, dedicated lever or knob that operates a dedicated diverter valve. The most reliable option for complex systems (e.g., diverting between rain head, hand shower, and body jets).
• c. Tub Fillers:
  • Deck-Mounted: Installed on the ledge or apron of the bathtub.
  • Floor-Mounted: Freestanding spout that rises from the floor next to the tub. A strong design statement.
  • Wall-Mounted: Installed on the wall above the tub. Often includes a integrated diverter for a shower.

2. Faucets & Taps: Delivering Water with Precision

• a. Basin Taps (Basin Mixers):
  • Single Hole Mixer: A single unit combining spout and handle(s). Modern, sleek, requires one pre-drilled hole.
  • Three-Hole Mixer (Center-Set): Two handles and a spout mounted on a single base. A classic style.
  • Widespread: Three separate pieces: two handles and a spout, typically placed 8 inches apart. Offers a traditional, high-end look.
  • Wall-Mounted Basin Mixer: The spout and handles are mounted directly to the wall, leaving the vanity counter clear for easy cleaning. Highly desirable in modern hotel design.
  • Sensor-Activated (Automatic) Faucets: Touchless operation promotes hygiene and reduces water waste. Essential for public restrooms in malls, airports, and offices. Require power (battery or AC) and regular maintenance.
• b. Bib Taps (Stop Cocks): Practical taps not for basins but for utility purposes, like supplying water to a washing machine or for a hose connection.

3. Bathroom Accessory Sets: The Coordinated Collection

These are the items that create a unified aesthetic. For wholesale, they are sold as matching sets (e.g., 5-piece set: towel ring, towel bar, paper holder, tumbler, soap dish) to guarantee finish and style consistency.

• Soap Dispenser (Liquid Soap Holder): A wall-mounted or countertop unit for liquid soap. More hygienic and cost-effective (bulk refill) for commercial use than bar soap. Can be made of plastic, glass, or metal to match other accessories.
• Toothbrush Holder / Tumbler Holder: Designed to hold multiple toothbrushes and/or a drinking cup.
• Soap Dish / Shampoo Ledge: Can be surface-mounted or recessed into the shower wall. Recessed niches are a premium feature, eliminating clutter.
• Toilet Paper Holder: Comes with various mounting and functional options:
  • Standard Roll Holder: A single post with a hinged or screw-on end cap.
  • Spring-Loaded Roll Holder: The bar is tension-loaded for easy roll changes.
  • Recessed Cabinet: A built-in cabinet that holds spare rolls, adding functionality.
• Tumbler: A drinking glass that matches the holder.

4. Utility & Bathroom Hardware: Function and Form

• Towel Bar: A straight bar, typically 18", 24", or 30" long, for hanging bath towels. Must be sturdy with strong mounting brackets.
• Towel Ring: A circular ring for hanging hand towels. Often placed near the basin.
• Double Robe Hook: A hook with two arms, perfect for hanging a robe and a towel. Space-efficient.
• Single Hook: For a single item. Often used on the back of bathroom doors.
• Toilet Brush Holder: A cylindrical holder with a lid, designed to conceal a toilet brush. An essential practical item.

5. Safety & Accessibility: A Non-Negligible Category

This is not a luxury; it's a necessity for compliance and duty of care, especially in commercial, healthcare, and senior living projects.

• Grab Bars & Support Rails:Must be engineered to support static loads exceeding 300 lbs / 150 kg. They are not simple accessories.
  • Materials: Should be made of solid stainless steel (Grade 304 or 316 for wet areas) or a thick-walled brass core.
  • Installation: Crucially, they must be mounted into wall studs or with specialized heavy-duty anchors. This requires precise planning during construction.
  • Types: Straight bars (various lengths), angled bars, and floor-to-ceiling tension poles.
• Shower Seats:
  • Folding Shower Seat: Wall-mounted seat that folds up against the wall when not in use, saving space. Must have a robust locking mechanism.
  • Fixed Shower Seat: A permanent bench made of teak, solid surface, or corrosion-resistant framed materials.
• Non-Slip Surfaces: Adhesive strips or mats for the shower floor and tub base to prevent slips and falls.
• Accessible Faucets: Lever-style handles are easier to use for those with limited dexterity compared to knob-style handles.

By understanding the intricate details of each component, a wholesale buyer can move beyond simple catalog selection to making expert specifications that ensure functionality, durability, safety, and aesthetic harmony across an entire project.

Key Considerations for Bulk Buyers: Specifying for Value and Long-Term Performance

For a homeowner, choosing a bathroom faucet is about style and personal budget. For you, the bulk buyer, every specification is a critical business decision with long-term ramifications. The choices made here directly impact project budgets, maintenance cycles, guest satisfaction, and brand reputation. Now delve into the core technical considerations that separate a cost-effective, durable installation from a problematic one.

A. Material Matters: The Foundation of Durability in High-Traffic Areas

The internal and external materials determine a product's lifespan, resistance to corrosion, and ultimate cost-of-ownership. For commercial and multi-unit residential projects, this is the most important factor.

• 1. Solid Brass (with Chrome or PVD Plating): The Industry Gold Standard
  • Why it's Superior: Brass, an alloy of copper and zinc, is inherently resistant to corrosion and dezincification (a form of metal degradation). Its density and machinability allow for the creation of complex, robust internal valves and waterways that can withstand years of high-pressure use.
  • The Commercial Advantage: When plated with high-quality finishes, brass fittings offer exceptional longevity. The solid substrate prevents pitting and provides a stable base for the plating, ensuring it doesn't crack or peel under stress. This means fewer leaky valves, fewer replacement calls, and significantly lower lifetime maintenance costs.
  • Sunvin's Recommendation: For all core plumbing components—shower valves, faucets, diverters, and tub fillers—solid brass construction is non-negotiable for commercial-grade quality. It is the only material we use for our premium wholesale lines.
• 2. Stainless Steel (Grade 304 or 316): The Modern Workhorse
  • Properties: Known for its excellent rust and corrosion resistance, especially Grade 316 ("Marine Grade") which contains molybdenum for enhanced protection against chlorides (e.g., in harsh cleaning chemicals or coastal environments).
  • Applications: Primarily used for accessories like towel bars, rings, hooks, and paper holders. It is often used in its bare, brushed, or polished state, making it a popular choice for modern, minimalist designs. It is less common for complex internal valve mechanisms due to machining costs.
  • Consideration: Ensure the stainless steel is of a sufficient grade and thickness to avoid a hollow, cheap feel. High-quality stainless steel accessories are durable and maintain their appearance with minimal upkeep.
• 3. Zinc Alloys (e.g., Zamak): The Budget-Conscious Calculation
  • Pros: Zinc alloys are much less expensive to cast than brass, allowing for lower upfront product costs. They can be plated to achieve a similar aesthetic to brass-based products.
  • Cons & Risks: The primary trade-off is durability. Zinc alloys are more brittle and susceptible to cracking under impact or stress, especially in pressure-bearing applications. The plating may not adhere as well over the long term, potentially leading to corrosion and failure, particularly in hard water areas.
  • Wholesale Buyer Advice: Zinc alloys can be a viable option for non-critical, low-pressure items like accessory sets (soap dishes, tumbler holders) in budget-focused projects where immediate cost is the primary driver. We strongly advise against using zinc alloys for any valve, faucet, or shower component in a commercial setting, as the risk of failure and associated repair costs are too high.
• 4. Engineering Plastics (ABS, Nylon): Strategic Use Cases
  • Applications: ABS plastic is perfectly suited for specific, non-load-bearing items where corrosion is a non-issue and cost-effectiveness is key. This includes toilet brush holders, soap dispensers (non-metal), and the handles of some accessories.
  • Limitations: It is not suitable for any item requiring structural strength (e.g., towel bars) or exposure to hot water.

B. Finishes: Aesthetics, Maintenance, and the Science of Surface Coating

The finish is the most visible aspect of the product, but its quality is determined by an unseen process.

• The Plating Process: Electroplating vs. PVD Coating
  • Standard Electroplating: Involves immersing the brass component in a chemical solution and using an electric current to bond a thin layer of chrome (or other metal) to the surface. While cost-effective, thinner electroplated finishes (measured in microns) can be vulnerable to corrosion, pitting, and wear over time, especially from abrasive cleaners.
  • PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition) Coating: The advanced, superior process. In a vacuum chamber, titanium or other metals are vaporized and bonded to the surface at a molecular level. This creates a finish that is:
    • Exceptionally Durable: 3-5 times more wear-resistant than electroplating.
    • Consistent: Provides a uniform color and depth, even on complex shapes.
    • Corrosion-Resistant: Highly resistant to tarnishing, acids, and hard water stains.
    • Color-Stable: Essential for maintaining the rich, consistent color of black matte, gold, and rose gold finishes without fading.
• Popular Finishes for Wholesale Projects:
  • Chrome (Brushed or Polished): The undisputed leader for commercial projects. Polished chrome is easy to clean, hides water spots well, and is highly cost-effective. Brushed nickel (often a PVD finish) offers a warmer, matte grey tone that excels at hiding fingerprints and water spots, making it a low-maintenance favorite for hotels.
  • Black Matte (PVD): The leading trend for modern and boutique projects. Only specify PVD Black Matte for commercial use; painted or powder-coated black finishes will chip and scratch easily. PVD black is incredibly tough and maintains its deep, consistent color.
  • Gold & Rose Gold (PVD): Reserved for luxury, boutique, and high-end residential projects. The PVD process ensures the color is rich and durable, not gaudy or easily worn.

C. Quality & Certification: The Non-Negotiable Benchmarks of Trust

For a bulk buyer, certifications and manufacturing standards are your objective assurance of quality, safety, and performance. They de-risk your purchase.

• International Certifications:
  • ISO 9001: Certification of Quality Management Systems. This means the manufacturer has standardized, documented processes to ensure consistent product quality—essential for bulk orders where every unit must be identical.
  • WRAS (UK), UPC (USA), CSA (Canada), WaterMark (Australia): These are potable water certifications. They guarantee that the product is made from materials that will not leach harmful substances (like lead) into the drinking water, protecting public health. They also test for structural integrity and performance. Specifying WRAS/UPC-approved products is often a legal requirement and is always a mark of quality.
  • CE Marking (EU): Indicates conformity with health, safety, and environmental protection standards for products sold within the European Economic Area.
• Warranty Periods:
  • The length and terms of a manufacturer's warranty are a direct reflection of their confidence in the product. For commercial projects, seek suppliers like Sunvin who offer extended warranties (e.g., 5 years) on core plumbing items. This protects your investment.
• Critical Quality Checks:
  • Lead-Free Construction: Ensure products comply with NSF/ANSI 61, Section 8 or other regional low-lead standards.
  • Valve Operation: The handle should turn smoothly and feel substantial, not gritty or loose.
  • Finish Thickness: A quality manufacturer will control plating thickness (e.g., 0.3-micron nickel undercoat + 0.2-micron chrome topcoat for electroplating; thicker for PVD). This can be verified with a coating thickness gauge.
  • Weight: As a rule of thumb, a heavier product often indicates solid brass construction and more robust engineering.

By prioritizing solid brass construction, specifying PVD finishes for critical applications, and insisting on relevant international certifications, you are not just buying products—you are investing in the long-term success and hassle-free operation of your project. This disciplined approach to specification saves money, time, and reputation over the full lifecycle of the building.

Matching Bath Fittings to Project Types: A Consultant's Guide to Specification

The "best" bathroom fitting does not exist in a vacuum. The optimal choice is entirely dependent on the application, user demographic, and operational demands of the project. As your manufacturing partner, we don't just take orders—we advise. Here we provide actionable specification guidance for the most common project types, helping you make decisions that optimize for durability, safety, aesthetics, and total cost of ownership.

1. Hotel & Resort Projects: Where Durability Meets Design

The hotel bathroom is a high-traffic, high-expectation environment. The primary goals are minimizing maintenance, ensuring guest satisfaction, and upholding brand standards.

• Core Philosophy: Specify for anonymous abuse. Every fitting must withstand constant use by guests who will not treat it with care.
• Product Recommendations:
  • Shower Systems: Thermostatic Mixing Valves (TMV) are strongly recommended for luxury hotels. They prevent scalding risk entirely and provide a superior, consistent shower experience for guests. For shower heads, chrome finishes are preferred for their ease of cleaning and resistance to harsh chemicals.
  • Faucets: Wall-mounted basin mixers are a top trend. They free up counter space, eliminate dirt traps around the base, and make floor cleaning quick and efficient for housekeeping. Sensor-operated taps are excellent for public hotel restrooms (lobby, poolside) to promote hygiene and reduce water waste.
  • Accessories: Opt for integrated, coordinated sets to maintain a cohesive look. Soap dispensers (for liquid soap) are more hygienic and cost-effective for housekeeping to refill than bar soap dishes.
  • Critical Consideration - Cleanability: Avoid intricate designs with grooves or hard-to-reach areas where dirt and grime can accumulate. Sleek, simple designs are not just modern; they are operational necessities.

2. Residential Complexes & Apartments: Balancing Value and Appeal

For developers, the bathroom is a key selling point that must appeal to the target market while adhering to strict project budgets. The strategy is tiered.

• Core Philosophy: Align product quality and design with the project's positioning (Luxury, Mid-Range, Budget).
• Product Recommendations:
  • Luxury Apartments: Specify as you would for a high-end hotel. Use solid brass, PVD finishes (e.g., Brushed Nickel, Black Matte), and thermostatic showers as premium features. Concealed shower valves and wall-hung toilets contribute to a high-end, minimalist aesthetic.
  • Mid-Range Developments: The sweet spot for value engineering. Solid brass pressure-balancing valves provide essential safety and durability without the premium cost of thermostatic. Standard chrome plating offers the best balance of cost, durability, and broad aesthetic appeal. Focus on a cohesive look with matching accessory sets.
  • Budget-Friendly Housing: Cost is the primary driver. Zinc alloy accessories can be acceptable for non-critical items. However, we strongly advise against compromising on the core plumbing valves and faucets; the cost of future repairs and tenant complaints will outweigh the initial savings. Reliable, brass-based mixers are a must.

3. Healthcare & Senior Living: Safety as the Non-Negotiable Standard

This sector is governed by stringent building codes and a profound duty of care. Every decision must be made through the lens of accessibility and safety.

• Core Philosophy: Design for support, not just function. Products must be engineered to bear weight and assist users.
• Product Recommendations:
  • Safety Accessories: This is the most critical category. Grab bars are not accessories; they are essential life-safety devices. They must be solid stainless steel (Grade 316) or solid brass with a textured finish for grip. They must be specified with the correct length and mounting orientation (horizontal, vertical, diagonal) around toilets and in showers. Shower seats (fixed or fold-down) and non-slip flooring are mandatory.
  • Faucets & Valves: Lever-style handles are essential for users with limited dexterity. Thermostatic Mixing Valves (TMV) are not a luxury; they are a critical requirement to prevent burns for users who may have reduced sensitivity.
  • Durability: Materials must withstand constant cleaning with strong, hospital-grade disinfectants without corroding. 316 Stainless Steel and high-quality PVD finishes are ideal.

4. Commercial Offices & Restaurants: The Vandal-Resistant Bathroom

Public restrooms experience a level of abuse far beyond any other setting. The focus is on security, durability, and reducing opportunities for misuse.

• Core Philosophy: Specify for resilience and deterrence. Products should be robust, fixed securely, and difficult to damage or remove.
• Product Recommendations:
  • Vandal-Resistant Fixtures: Seek out fittings specifically designed for public use. This includes:
    • Sensor-Activated Taps and Flush Valves: Touchless operation promotes hygiene and prevents tampering.
    • Commercial-Grade Paper Holders and Dispensers: Often made of heavy-gauge stainless steel with tamper-proof screws, designed for large rolls, and featuring durable spring mechanisms.
    • Recessed Accessories: Where possible, specify recessed soap dispensers, hand dryers, and paper towel holders. By being built into the wall, they are protected from impact and vandalism.
  • Materials: Type 316 Stainless Steel is the material of choice for its unmatched durability and resistance to corrosion and impact. Avoid anything that feels lightweight or has visible mounting points that can be easily pried open.
  • Installation: Every item must be anchored into wall studs or with heavy-duty concrete anchors. Hollow-wall anchors are insufficient for the forces exerted in a public setting.

By understanding these distinct project profiles, you can move beyond a one-size-fits-all approach. At Sunvin, our technical team is available to consult on your specific project plans, providing tailored product recommendations that meet your functional needs, budget parameters, and design aspirations, ensuring a successful and sustainable installation.

Trends in Bath Fittings (2025 and Beyond): Leading with Innovation

In the world of bathroom design, aesthetics and technology are evolving faster than ever. For the forward-thinking project developer or distributor, staying ahead of these trends is a powerful competitive advantage. At Sunvin, our R&D pipeline is dedicated to not just following these movements, but anticipating and defining them. Here are the key trends shaping the future of bath fittings.

1. Minimalist & Wall-Mounted: The Rise of the "Spa Sanctuary"

This trend is driven by a desire for tranquility, cleanliness, and the perception of space.

• Beyond Aesthetics: While wall-mounted toilets, vanities, and faucets create a sleek, floating look that makes spaces feel larger, their biggest advantage is practicality. With no legs or pedestals to navigate around, cleaning floors becomes incredibly efficient—a major operational benefit for hotels and commercial properties.
• Sunvin's Approach: We offer a comprehensive range of concealed in-wall systems for toilets and shower valves. These require precise pre-planning and rough-in work, but the result is a flawless, minimalist finish that embodies modern luxury and reduces long-term maintenance.

2. Statement Finishes: Moving Beyond Chrome

While chrome remains a commercial staple, finishes that make a design statement are increasingly in demand for projects seeking a unique identity.

• Matte Black (PVD): This finish has moved from a trend to a modern classic. It provides a bold, sophisticated contrast against light-colored tiles and natural materials like wood and stone. The key, as we outlined above, is insisting on PVD coating to ensure it withstands daily use without scratching or fading.
• Brushed & Satin Brass/Gold: Warm metallics continue to be a powerful symbol of luxury and warmth. The brushed/satin finish is preferred over highly polished ones as it is more effective at concealing water spots and fingerprints, making it practical for high-use areas in boutique hotels and luxury residences.
• Looking Ahead: We are seeing growing interest in gunmetal, matte white, and textured finishes for those seeking to push design boundaries even further.

3. Water-Saving Technology: Sustainability as a Standard Feature

Eco-consciousness is no longer a niche concern; it's a default expectation for many developers and end-users, driven by both environmental ethics and the desire to reduce utility costs.

• Advanced Engineering: This goes beyond simple flow restrictors. We integrate advanced aerator technology in our faucets and showerheads that inject air into the water stream. This maintains a feeling of full, powerful pressure while significantly reducing water consumption (often to as low as 5.7 L/min for showers and 3.8 L/min for faucets).
• The Selling Point: Promoting water efficiency is a tangible way to demonstrate a project's commitment to sustainability, a valuable marketing point for hotels, offices, and residential developers alike.

4. Smart Features & Connected Wellness

The bathroom is becoming a hub of personal wellness and technological integration, moving beyond mere functionality to enhanced user experience.

• Digital Showers: These systems allow users to pre-set their exact preferred temperature and flow rate with digital precision, often via a remote control or a sleek control panel. This eliminates the guesswork of traditional taps and provides ultimate safety and comfort. Ideal for luxury hotels and high-end residential projects.
• Thermostatic Mixers: While not new, they are becoming the expected standard in quality projects. Their ability to deliver precise, safe, and consistent temperature control—even when other water sources in the building are used—is unmatched.
• The Future is Connected: Look towards features like LED-lit showerheads that change color with water temperature, voice-activated controls, and water usage monitoring apps. At Sunvin, we are actively developing smart product lines that integrate this technology seamlessly and reliably.

Conclusion: Your Success, Built on a Foundation of Quality and Partnership

Specifying and sourcing bath fittings for a large-scale project is a complex undertaking. As this guide has detailed, it requires a deep understanding of materials like solid brass, processes like PVD coating, standards like WRAS and UPC certifications, and trends that shape consumer expectations.

The choices you make impact not only the initial installation but the project's operational efficiency, maintenance budget, and overall reputation for years to come. Therefore, choosing a supplier is one of your most critical decisions. You need more than a vendor; you need a partner who offers:

• Uncompromising Quality: Products built to last from the best materials.
• Unwavering Consistency: Perfect color and finish matching across every order.
• Expert Guidance: Consultative support to specify the right products for your project type.
• Global Capability: Flawless logistical execution to get your order where it needs to be, on time.

At Sunvin, we are that partner. We combine manufacturing excellence with project-level expertise to provide holistic bathroom solutions for our wholesale clients worldwide.

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