Comparisons
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Electric or hydronic towel rail
This is not “which looks nicer”, but “what energy source and connection you have”. Main guide: how to choose a towel rail. Comparison table HydronicElectric EnergyHeating heat carrierElectricity SeasonMainly heating seasonYear-round MountingConnection to the circuit + valvesSafe socket / fixed connection in a wet zone WhenRenovation with heating outletsNo convenient heating line; need it in summer Hydronic — when it is logical If the bathroom already has (or will have) a heating connection, a hydronic model is a natural choice: heat “comes with” the system. Range examples (..
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Panel or sectional radiator
“Panel or sections?” is not a taste question — it is about mounting, output and the system. Both can be good; mixing requirements is bad. Main guide: how to choose a radiator. Short comparison Panel (C11/C22)Sectional Looks likeOne “box” with fixed lengthAssembleable sections OutputFrom type + size (C22 > C11 at same footprint)From section count and model MountingTypical hydronic replacementOften different connection/kit ExamplesPurmo C11 500×500, C11 500×400, C11 500×600, IMAS C22 500×500Fondital Simun 4 sections WhenStandard renovation, under-window nicheWhen project/old system ..
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Storage or instantaneous water heater
This is not “which is more modern”, but “what connection and habit you have”. Basics: how to choose a water heater. Comparison StorageInstantaneous How it worksHeats a tankHeats the flow “now” Examples10 L, A3 30, A3 50, A3 80EIL 6 Plus PlusReserve for a shower; simpler “classic” logicLess space; no wait to heat a tank MinusSpace + waiting + standby lossesDepends on power/pressure; electrical demands When storage When you need reserve, several points or a stable shower without a “power lottery”. See the litre table in the main guide. When instantaneous When there is no ..
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Ball valve or pressure-reducing valve
Three different functions people often call a “valve”. Basics: valve guide. Difference in one table TypeWhat it doesWhat it does not Ball / shut-offCloses/opens the lineDoes not regulate pressure “to 3 bar” Pressure-reducingLowers pressure to a settingIs not a “normal tap” Check valveBlocks backflowIs not a pressure reducer StrainerCatches particlesIs not a valve for looks Examples: Genebre check valve, with flap, strainer 1/2″. Valves · filtration.
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Bath or shower
The choice is lifestyle + square metres, not “fashion colour”. Basics: bath and shower. Comparison ShowerBath SpaceSmaller zoneLarger “box” Daily useFast, less waterLonger, more water HardwareSystem + channel — Vernis Shape, Talas for showerMixer + trap — Talas for bath WhenSmall bathroom, daily showerFamily, relaxation, children Combination If space allows — a bath with a shower kit. In budget and waterproofing that is a bigger project. Baths and showers · mixer · drain.
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Wall-hung or floor-standing toilet
This comparison helps you choose mounting type before falling for the design. Main guide: how to choose a WC. Comparison table Wall-hungFloor-standing What you needInstallation frame / cistern in the wallFloor support + outlet CleaningEasier floor under the panClassic zone around the foot RenovationOften new bathroom / major worksFaster 1:1 swap ExamplesJika Mila, Ideal Standard i.life EJika Mila floor When to take wall-hung If you already plan to open the wall, fit a frame and want a “clean” floor — wall-hung is logical. Budget the frame + plate + waterproofing, not only t..
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Over, under or inset basin
Three mounting types change the furniture and sealing. Basics: basin guide. Comparison TypeMeaningWatch out Above surface / sit-onSits on the furnitureEdge sealing, height with mixer Under-mount“Hung” under stone/topTop cut-out + pro Inset / semi-recessedPartly set into the slabPrecise template cut-out Typical ceramic examples (read mounting on the card): Jika Euroline, Zeta, iLife A. What this changes for the trap Lower bowl + thick top = less trap space. See trap guide before buying. Typical mistakes Buying an “under-mount” basin for a vanity meant only for sit-on. ..
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
PEX, PP-R or copper pipes
Material = tools + skill + service in 10 years. Basics: pipes and fittings. Comparison PP-RPEXCopper JointWeldingPress / system fittingsSoldering / press (by type) FlexibilityStifferMore flexible runsDepends on the tube ExamplesRozma 20, 25, Peštan 20, glass fibreViega Pexfit Pro 25Separate skill/cost; this wave focuses on PP-R/PEX WhenClassic hot/cold line with weldingFlexible route, press installerSpecial projects / existing copper system What not to mix up PEX fitting on PP-R “because 20 mm”. For hot water — check PN/temperature — parameters. Pipes · compression. ..
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Point drain or linear channel
In the shower zone water can be collected at a point (drain) or along a line (linear channel). Both work — if there is fall and waterproofing. Basics: drainage. Point drainLinear channel LookGrate at a pointNarrow line at wall/edge Tile fallTo a point (4 directions)Often to one line When to chooseClassic showerLevel floor, “walk-in” Shower siphon example: Viega shower siphon, cap Geberit d=90. That is not a basin siphon (siphon guide). Drainage · Baths and showers.
Comparisons 03/11/2026 INVENTĀRS
Indoor or outdoor drainage
Both pipes can be grey — but the class differs. Drainage guide. Indoor (HT)Outdoor EnvironmentRoom, stack, local linesGround, frost, load ExamplesHT DN50, HT DN110Outdoor PP/PVC/PE per project MistakeFitting outdoor “because thicker”Fitting HT outdoors without protection Diameters: DN explanation. Drainage.