Sample website for Basin and Bath Showroom, a fictional bathroom showroom, built with AI Web Maker.

Stand in the shower before you buy it

Basin and Bath is a bathroom showroom with twenty two room sets, four showers that really run and a design desk. Buy taps, vanities and screens online, or book a design appointment and leave with a drawn plan, a written price and an honest lead time.

22room sets on two floors
4showers you can run
90 minat the design desk
A walk in shower display with a glass screen and a rainfall head in a bathroom showroom

What is set up on the showroom floor

Most bathrooms are bought from a brochure and regretted in the first week. Here you can turn the taps, sit in the baths and stand under the water before a single piece is ordered.

Four working showers

Enclosures plumbed with warm water, so you can feel the difference between a rainfall head and a handset. Towels are at the desk.

Twenty two room sets

Complete bathrooms from a 1.6 m cloakroom to a large family room, each labelled with its size and the price of every piece in it.

Baths to sit in

Shoes off and try them. Length, depth and the slope behind your back matter more than the photo suggests.

The tap wall

Sixty basin and bath taps in chrome, nickel and black, mounted on real basins so you can see the splash and the reach.

Mirrors and lighting

Lit mirrors and ceiling lights rated for bathrooms, shown in a darkened bay so you can judge the glow at night.

Panels and tiles

Wall panels and tiles on swing boards, with cut samples to borrow and hold up against your paint.

Ready to order: vanities, showers and baths

These pieces are kept in stock or made by the maker in a few weeks. Stock and prices change through the year, so the price shown at checkout is the one that holds.

A wall hung vanity unit with two drawers and a white basinRoom set 7

Wall hung vanity unit, 60 cm

Two soft close drawers with a ceramic basin on top

$540

A thermostatic shower set with a fixed head, a handset and a rail

Thermostatic shower set

Fixed head, handset and rail, with one dial for heat and one for flow

$310

A tall heated towel rail with a folded towel on it

Heated towel rail

500 x 1200 mm ladder rail for a hot water heating system

$190

A single glass walk in shower screen on a low tray

Walk in shower screen

8 mm toughened glass panel with a wall profile and a support bar

$420

A white roll top bath on ball and claw feetSit in it first

Roll top bath, 1700 mm

Cast acrylic, sold with the feet of your choice and a waste

$1,280

Made to measure painted bathroom furniture around a basin

Fitted furniture, made to measure

Painted cupboards and basin units built for your walls, priced after the design appointment

Price on enquiry

Enquire

The checkout prices delivery by the bulk of the order. Baths, screens and vanity units come on a two person van on a booked day.

How long each piece takes to arrive

A lead time is the gap between a paid order and the delivery day. It moves with the season and the maker, so the design desk confirms it on the day you order and again when the goods are ready.

What you orderUsual lead timeWhy it takes that long
Stock taps, rails and basins3 working daysHeld in our own warehouse
Vanity units in a standard finish2 to 3 weeksMade in batches by the furniture maker
Shower screens in standard widths2 to 4 weeksGlass is toughened to order
Screens cut to your measurements5 to 7 weeksThe room is surveyed before the glass is cut
Cast iron or stone baths8 to 12 weeksCast, finished and shipped by the maker
Fitted furniture painted to order6 to 8 weeksBuilt and painted for your walls

Ordered everything but the room is not ready? Delivered goods can wait in our warehouse for up to eight weeks at no charge.

How a design appointment runs

Ninety minutes at the design desk, with the room sets a few steps away.

  1. Bring the room

    Measure the walls, the window and the spot where the waste pipe leaves the room, and note which way the door opens.

  2. Plan at the desk

    A designer draws the room to scale, tries two or three layouts and walks you to the displays that fit them.

  3. Price and lead times

    You leave with a written list, a price and the lead time for each piece, held for 30 days.

  4. Survey before cutting

    Before anything made to measure is ordered, a surveyor checks the room. The $90 visit is taken off the order.

  5. Order and delivery day

    A 25% deposit places the order, and the balance is paid before the delivery day is booked.

An installer checking a shower tray with a spirit level in a stripped bathroom

Installation by trades we know, quoted separately

Basin and Bath designs and sells bathrooms; it does not fit them. If you ask, we pass your plan and product list to independent installers who have fitted our ranges before, and they visit, quote and are paid by you directly.

Plumbing, electrics near water and changes to drains fall under rules that vary by country, so check that whoever you choose is qualified for each part of the work. The showroom stays your contact for missing parts, damaged items and guarantee claims on what we sold.

  • Your plan passed to the installer on request
  • Deliveries held until the old room is stripped out
  • Parts and guarantee claims handled by the showroom

From people who stood under the water first (example reviews)

Trying the showers settled an argument in two minutes: the big rainfall head felt lovely but soaked everything, so the handset won. The plan from the desk fitted our awkward loft bathroom first time.
Marta and JonasLoft shower room
They told us the cast iron bath would take ten weeks before we paid, and it arrived in nine. The goods sat in their warehouse until our installer was ready.
Delroy P.Family bathroom
Bought the vanity from room set 7 after seeing the drawers open properly around the trap. Delivery came on the day booked, with two people to carry it upstairs.
Hana K.Vanity unit and taps

Room sets on the floor this season

Sets are refreshed twice a year, and the ones that come out are sold as seen.

Questions at the design desk

Do we need an appointment to look round?

No. The floor is open to walk round in opening hours, and staff answer questions on the spot. Appointments are for planning a whole room at the design desk, which takes about ninety minutes.

Can we buy a display?

Room sets change twice a year, and the pieces that come out are sold as seen at a reduced price. Ask the desk for the current list, which changes as sets are swapped.

What if a piece is discontinued after we order?

If a maker withdraws a product before delivery, we offer the nearest match at the same price or hand back the deposit for that item.

Will a rainfall shower work in our home?

Large heads need enough water pressure and flow. Bring the make of your boiler or water heater, and the desk will suggest sets that suit it; your installer should confirm on site, because water systems differ from country to country.

Can things come back?

Stock pieces still sealed in the maker's carton can come back within 30 days. Pieces made or cut to order, and anything already fitted, cannot.

How are pieces guaranteed?

Each maker sets its own guarantee, and the terms for every piece are printed on your order. Your rights as a buyer also depend on where you live.

Book a design appointment

Tell us about the room and choose a day and a part of the day. The design desk rings or emails you back, normally on the following working day, to settle the time. Booking the appointment costs nothing; the $90 survey only follows if you decide to go ahead.

  • Ninety minutes with a designer
  • A drawn plan and a written price
  • Lead times confirmed before you order

Appointments run Monday to Saturday, and until 20:00 on Thursdays.

Where the room sets are

Park at the door, take the lift to the upper floor of room sets, and ask at the design desk if you want someone to walk round with you.

Showroom and design desk

+44 20 7946 0258

designdesk@example.com

Two floor showroom beside the ring road, with parking at the door and a lift to the upper room sets

Showroom hours

Monday to Wednesday09:00 to 17:30
Thursday09:00 to 20:00
Friday and Saturday09:00 to 17:30
Sunday10:00 to 16:00, browsing only

Displays for sale

When room sets are refreshed, the pieces in them are sold as seen. Ask in any message for the current list and the prices.

About this sample page

Room sets, running showers and lead times, before anyone drives over

Basin and Bath Showroom is an invented store, and this page was written to show how a bathroom showroom can sell stock and fill appointments on AI Web Maker. It opens with the displays a visitor can try, from four working showers to a tap wall, then sells stock pieces with a finish, width or set of feet chosen on each card. Fitted furniture made to measure shows Enquire and leads to an appointment request instead. A table gives lead times for six kinds of order with the reason for each, and a dark band walks through the ninety minute design appointment. Installation is handled honestly, with independent installers quoting separately under rules that vary by country.

A showroom owner on AI Web Maker sketches the floor, the ranges and the appointment routine in a short brief, and the builder drafts a store with product options and a request form. Customers fill the bag, see the delivery fee at checkout and can be given discount codes for whole room orders. From the day it publishes, the showroom's hosting costs $119 across a whole year of trading, or $19 in each month instead, and its domain is a separate purchase. Every section of the example is unpacked further on its sample page. A showroom with several branches can repeat the layout for each one.

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