Viviana Santos

Key Considerations for Grab Rail Placement Grab rails are essential safety features for accessible bathrooms, offering stability and peace of mind for people with mobility challenges, seniors, or anyone recovering from an injury. Proper placement ensures maximum safety and comfort while adhering to user-specific needs and legal requirements. In New Zealand, the Building Act 2004 […]

If you are considering an installing an acrylic shower, then you’ve landed on the right blog! We’ve compiled the 10 most common questions asked on acrylic showers to help you make an informed decision. 1. What are the benefits of choosing acrylic showers over tiled showers? Acrylic showers offer several benefits compared to tiled options.

When specifying a shower enclosure for multi-residential apartments, architects face a unique set of challenges. These projects demand solutions that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical, durable and cost-effective. The right choice can elevate the living experience for residents and minimize maintenance issues in the long run. Below are the key factors architects

Specifying tile showers can present a range of challenges, from ensuring proper water containment to selecting the right materials. As architects and bathroom specifiers, you need to navigate these challenges effectively to deliver high-quality, durable, and aesthetically pleasing solutions. Here’s a guide to overcoming the most common hurdles when specifying tile showers. 1. Water Containment

When designing or remodeling a bathroom, especially in tight spaces like tiny homes or motorhomes, selecting the right shower enclosure is crucial. At Newline Showers, we offer the Rollaway Rectractable Shower Screen—a simple, effective, and affordable solution tailored to those unique spaces where a glass door isn’t feasible. But how does the Rollaway compare to the

TuffBase™: The Durable Shower Tray Built for Social Housing When designing social housing, durability and reliability are crucial. Every component must be cost-effective, robust, and built to last. The bathroom, often one of the most used spaces, demands special attention. Enter TuffBase™, a shower tray designed specifically for social housing projects in New Zealand, where

When planning a bathroom renovation or designing a new shower, one of the key decisions you’ll face is choosing between a tile shower base and an acrylic tray. Both options have their strengths and weaknesses, and the right choice depends on your style preferences, budget, and practical needs. In this blog, we’ll break down the

Mould in bathrooms is a common problem, especially during the colder months in New Zealand. As winter sets in, the combination of cooler temperatures and increased moisture can make your bathroom a prime target for mould growth. Not only is mould unsightly, but it can also lead to health issues and damage to your bathroom

As architects, specifying the right shower base is crucial for ensuring both functionality and aesthetic appeal in your projects. Here’s a detailed comparison between traditional tiled showers with screed and modern pre-formed shower bases to help you make informed decisions for your designs. Traditional Tile Showers and the Use of Screed In traditional tiled showers,

Artwork: Newline Showers When designing a bathroom, ensuring effective drainage is a crucial point as drainage not only enhances the functionality of the shower but also prevents potential water damage. Here are some best practices for ensuring effective drainage in a tile shower system, tailored specifically for architects working in New Zealand. Understanding the importance