Bathroom Products & Finishes

Use the photo to describe the appearance or feature you like. Ask MTR to identify suitable available products rather than assuming the exact model shown is included.

No. Choices should be checked against the product specifications, your space, and the proposed installation work.

When samples are available, look at the choices together in the bathroom and compare them with the finishes you intend to keep. Note the exact product and color reference for each sample. Use online photos as a starting point, then confirm the actual selection in writing instead of relying on a color name or screen image alone.

Include the manufacturer and model when known, the color or finish reference, the selected options, and where each item will be used. Mark any undecided item clearly rather than leaving it open to interpretation. Compare the completed list with the proposal and keep a copy so later conversations refer to the same products.

Use each product's own care instructions to compare recommended cleaning methods and any restrictions. Think about the cleaning routine you prefer and the products your household normally uses. If the guidance is unclear, resolve that question before making the selection rather than assuming that visually similar surfaces can be cared for in the same way.

Review the proposed alternative by model, dimensions, finish, features, and written terms instead of accepting a general description such as equivalent. Ask how the substitution would affect the agreed scope and schedule. Keep a record of the selection you approve so the final product list reflects the change and there is a shared reference.