What Goes Into a Bathroom Set and How Many Pieces You Need

The standard counter four

Almost every bathroom accessory set is built on the same four counter pieces: soap dispenser, soap dish, tumbler and toothbrush holder. These cover hand washing, bar soap, rinsing and brush storage.

All the Welfan bathroom sets include these four. What changes between sets is what is added around them.

Adding the bin

A dust bin turns a counter set into a room set. The plastic bathroom set adds it as a fifth piece, and the six-piece sets keep it alongside the brush.

This matters most in rental, hotel and multi-unit fit-out work, where sourcing bins separately means a second supplier and a tonal mismatch that guests notice.

Adding the toilet brush

The six-piece line-up, covered by bathroom sets and the irregular shape bath room set, adds the toilet brush. That is the complete single-carton bathroom fit-out in this range.

The two six-piece sets carry the same piece list and differ only in silhouette, which is what lets a retailer put two full sets in one bay without them reading as duplicates.

Adding a cotton box instead

The square bath set of 5 takes a different route: it drops the bin and adds a cotton box for pads and buds. It is the only set in the range with published dimensions for every piece, and it is specified as colour box packed.

For gift retail and guest bathrooms that combination usually beats a bin.

Choosing quickly

Fitting out whole rooms in volume, choose a six-piece set. Selling a counter refresh, choose the five-piece plastic bathroom set. Selling a boxed gift or planning against a fixed shelf, choose the square bath set of 5.