Solo Sanitaryware
Solo is a value-led bathroom range covering shower enclosures, basins, toilets and tapware, so a whole bathroom can be specified from one supplier without stretching the budget. It suits family bathrooms, guest en-suites and new-build projects where several bathrooms need fitting out at once.
Shower doors and screens
This is the deepest part of the range. Shower doors cover pivot, bi-fold, tri-slider, corner-entry and quarter-round types, while shower screens are fixed and freestanding panels for walk-in showers. Pivot doors are the most common type here, and bath screens answer the different problem of showering over an existing bath. Black doors and screens gathers the black-framed products from across both groups.
Basins, toilets and taps
Countertop basins are vessel bowls that sit on the vanity surface, named after islands and recorded mostly in white ceramic. Toilets covers close-couple suites, wall-hung pans and a soft-closing seat. Basin and bath taps holds the bathroom mixers and pillar taps, and kitchen mixers splits between deck-mounted and wall-type units.
The tap ranges
Solo tapware is organised into families rather than sold as single models. Magnetite is the matte black family. Classico, Amber, Coral and Quartz are the others, and they do not all cover the same fittings, so a range that offers a basin mixer may not offer a bath mixer or a kitchen unit. Check which fittings a family actually includes before committing a whole bathroom to one look.
Two things are worth checking on any Solo product page before you order. Material is not recorded on every listing, so where it matters, ask us rather than assuming. And several basins carry the word freestanding in the title while being countertop bowls that sit on a vanity, so read the mounting method off the product page. If you would rather see the finishes in person, the Kramerville showroom is open.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Solo range cover?
Solo spans shower doors and screens, countertop basins, close-couple and wall-hung toilets, basin and bath taps, and kitchen mixers. Shower enclosures are the deepest part of the range. It is positioned as a value-led range rather than a designer one, which makes it a common choice where several bathrooms are being fitted out on one budget.
What is the difference between a Solo shower door and a shower screen?
A door opens, whether on a pivot, a slider or a bi-fold. A screen is a fixed or freestanding panel with no opening action, used for walk-in showers. Both are recorded under the same product type in our system, so the product title is what tells the two apart. If you are unsure which a listing is, check the photograph or ask us before ordering.
Are the Solo countertop basins freestanding?
No. Several are titled Solo Basin Freestanding followed by a model name, but they are countertop bowls that sit on top of a vanity surface. They are not floor-standing basins and they do not come with a pedestal or a stand. This is worth knowing before ordering, because the wording in the title suggests something different from what the product actually is.
How do the Solo tap ranges differ?
Magnetite is the matte black family. Classico, Amber, Coral and Quartz are the other families, and coverage varies between them, so one may offer a basin mixer where another offers only bath and shower fittings. If you want a consistent look across a bathroom, check that the family you choose actually includes every fitting you need before you commit.
What should I check before ordering?
Measure the opening and compare it against the size given in the product title, since sizes are stated per model rather than adjustable across the range. Material is not recorded on every listing, so ask if it matters to you. For shower enclosures, confirm what the listing includes, because some are a front assembly for a recess rather than a full corner enclosure.
