Honest, practical answers to the questions we hear most often at our Ashok Vihar showroom. Each guide links to the relevant product category so you can explore further.
Stainless steel SS 304 (16–18 gauge) is the most durable and budget-friendly choice for Indian kitchens. Quartz composite sinks resist heat, stains and scratches but cost 2–3× more. Granite sinks suit luxury kitchens but are heavy. For most Delhi homes, an SS 304 double-bowl sink with drainboard offers the best balance of price and performance.
Wall-hung WCs save floor space and look minimal but require a concealed cistern frame inside the wall — adding to installation cost. Floor-mounted one-piece commodes are easier to install, cheaper to maintain and ideal for most Indian families. Both come in rimless variants for easier cleaning.
Polished chrome remains the most durable choice for Delhi's hard water. Matte black and brushed gold are trending in luxury bathrooms. PVD-coated finishes resist scratching and tarnishing far better than electroplated alternatives — recommended if you want your faucets and accessories to look new for 10+ years.
Yes — but you need at least 1 bar (10m head) for an even rainfall feel. If your home is on the upper floors of an apartment with low pressure, install a 0.5HP booster pump or choose a smaller 6–8 inch overhead shower. Thermostatic mixers prevent scalding from sudden pressure changes.
Choose IP44-rated or higher LED mirrors with CCT switching (warm/cool/daylight). Anti-fog functionality is essential for hot showers. Install only with proper earthing by a qualified electrician. Match mirror width to your vanity (10cm clearance each side) for a balanced look.
