Wholesale Domestic Bathrooms first opened its doors in 1963, and since then, it has been dedicated to providing the people of Britain with an unrivalled selection of bathroom products at the most competitive prices.

More than half a century after opening its doors, Wholesale Domestic Bathrooms continues to build on the founding principles of choice, value, and style by scouring the world for the most fashionable and in many cases exclusive bathroom products available anywhere. We have beautiful showrooms where you can see examples of our eclectic and market-leading product lines. We have three showrooms in Glasgow: our recently renovated 20,000 sqft flagship showroom in Hillington Park, and our newest 7,000 sqft showroom in Wellington Trade Park, Aberdeen, as well as an online store at www.wholesaledomestic.com.

Besides offering an inspiring selection of bathroom displays with thousands of bathroom products to choose from, our showrooms also house a dedicated team of bathroom experts who are available to assist you at every stage of the process of designing and building your dream bathroom. You can also call our Customer Services team, which is available seven days a week and will be more than happy to assist you with anything bathroom-related if you are shopping online and would like advice from one of our bathroom experts. Orders can be collected or dispatched on the same day they are placed at our state-of-the-art 133,000 sqft Distribution Centre in Hillington, where they were placed.

Many people consider us to be Scotland’s largest and most popular bathroom retailer, and it is our mission to continue to build on this excellent reputation by delivering first class products and service at all times.

BCT Fibreglass Beige 29.8cm x 49.8cm Ceramic Wall and Floor Tile – BCT56867

Fiberglass (American English) or fibreglass (Commonwealth English) is a type of fiber-reinforced plastic that is commonly used in the construction industry. The fibres can be arranged in a random pattern, flattened into a sheet (known as a chopped strand mat), or woven together to form glass cloth. In either case, the plastic matrix can be either a thermoset polymer matrix (which is most often based on thermosetting polymers such as epoxy, polyester resin, or vinyl ester resin) or a thermoplastic polymer matrix (which is less common).

The material is less expensive and more flexible than carbon fibre, but it is also stronger than many metals in terms of weight. It is non-magnetic and non-conductive, and it is transparent to electromagnetic radiation. It can be moulded into complex shapes, and it is chemically inert under many conditions. It is used in a variety of products such as aircraft, boats and automobiles. It is also used in swimming pools and hot tub enclosures, septic tanks and water tanks. It is also used in orthopaedic casts and surfboards, as well as external door skins.

GFRP (glass-fiber reinforced plastic) and GFK (glass-fiberverstärkter Kunststoff) are some of the other names for fibreglass, which are all derived from the German phrase “glasfaserverstärkter Kunststoff.” In recognition of the fact that glass fibre is sometimes referred to as “fibreglass,” the composite is also referred to as fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP). Instead of referring only to the glass fibre contained within a composite material, the term “fibreglass” will be used in this article to refer to the entire fiber-reinforced composite material.

Tiles are typically thin, square or rectangular coverings made of a hard-wearing material such as ceramic, stone, metal, baked clay, or even glass, and are typically used in bathrooms and kitchens. Most of the time, they are permanently fixed in place in an array to cover surfaces such as roofs, floors, walls, edges, or other objects such as tabletops. As an alternative, tile can refer to similar units made of lightweight materials such as perlite, wood, and mineral wool, which are typically used for wall and ceiling installations. In another sense, a tile is a building tile or a similar object, such as rectangular counters used in board games or other similar objects (see tile-based game). The word is derived from the French word tuile, which is derived from the Latin word tegula, which refers to a roof tile made of fired clay and used as a roofing material.

Here’s a preview of Bct fibreglass beige by Wholesale Domestic:

BCT Condo Gloss Smoke Grey 19.8cm x 19.8cm Ceramic Wall Tile – BCT57000

To complete the look, the tiles are sealed to ensure that they retain their appearance and provide you with a polished appearance. Instead of using the polishing process described above, a glossy glaze is used to create a high gloss tile. These tiles still provide the same gleam as polished tiles without the additional expense of the polishing process.

Polished tiles are fired twice, first with the desired pattern or colour and then with a clear coat to seal in the pattern or colour. A glossy finish differs from a polished finish in that it is achieved through the application of a glossy glaze rather than through the use of a polishing wheel.

Despite the fact that matt tiles lack the lustrous sheen of gloss tiles, they provide more traction than gloss tiles. Matt tiles have a better reputation for being ‘non slip’ in high traffic areas that are frequently in contact with water, humidity, and steam. Matt tiles, as opposed to glossy tiles, are better at concealing smudges, stains, and dried water droplets.

High gloss tiles are typically rated as having a hardness of 3 (calcite) on the MOHS scale, whereas sand (silica) is typically rated as having a hardness of around 7. Sand and other materials with a lower MOHS rating can easily scratch the surface of high gloss tiles, which is why they should be avoided.

Here’s a preview of Bct condo gloss smoke grey by Wholesale Domestic:

BCT Condo Gloss Dove Grey 19.8cm x 19.8cm Ceramic Wall Tile – BCT57017