Bathroom Hardware - Where did you buy?

16 years ago

We're about a month from move-in and I'm trying to wrap up the details. Where did you purchase your bathroom hardware (such as towel bars, toilet paper holders, etc)?

THanks :)

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bdpeck-charlotte
16 years ago
I've used online places before. It's tough to match (for example) the Moen oil rubbed bronze faucet finish to the no-name towel rings exactly, but satin nickel and chrome are easy.

We had some issues to overcome, like our master bath didn't have any wall space by our shower (closest was 12 ft away). But we found a vertical/swing bar that holds three towels in a 12 inch wide space. It worked out great and isn't in any store. Sometimes, online is the way to go.
jaymielo
16 years ago
I know exactly what hardware I would like so I've been searching online for the best price. I believe that AbsoluteHome (especially when combined with EBates rebate) will have the best price for our particual hardware. I should be ordering sometime this week. You can use the "shopping" feature (aka froogle) to find the best price. It is usually fairly accurate. Good luck!
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Check this ebay store out and see what you all think. I hope these faucets aren't too good to be true. The ORB ones I like are only 79.95. All of the feedback is nothing but positive. They have ORB towel racks, hinges, tub drains, faucets and even doorknobs... just about everything for the bathroom. And shipping is 14.95 no matter how many items you order. I was skeptical until I read the hundreds of satisfied customers' feedback. Here is a link that might be useful: Ebay faucet store
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jenanla
16 years ago
For my current house, I was able to get great deals at Home Goods. Of course that was 5 yrs. ago and they are still in the box waiting for DH to hang them up. At least they will be bright and shiny for the new owners when we sell this place to move into the new one.
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I bought everything on Ebay, all brand new and sealed in boxes. Saved a lot of money doing it this way and was happy with every single purchase. I bought all the same brand/style and all from pretty much the same seller.

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