Splashworks

Wholesalers of plumbing and Sanitaryware in South Africa since 1993.

13/05/2026

Material, finish, and internal build all affect how long your fittings last.

The difference isn’t always visible upfront, but it shows over time in performance, wear, and durability.
Find our range of lasting pipes and fittings at your local DIY hardware stores.

12/05/2026

Wall-hung toilets free up floor space, making bathrooms easier to clean and maintain.

With the cistern concealed in the wall, there are fewer exposed surfaces and a more efficient use of space.

A practical solution for both compact and modern bathrooms.

See the full range of the highest quality toilets here: https://bit.ly/4mjjmPt

10/05/2026

This Mother’s Day, we celebrate the women who turn houses into homes.

From the early mornings to the late nights, mothers create spaces filled with comfort, care, and love - the very feeling every home should have.

07/05/2026

Water pressure plays a bigger role than most realise.

The wrong tap and geyser combination can lead to weak flow from day one.

Always match your tap to your water pressure.

06/05/2026

It’s not always the tap, it’s the pairing.

Raised mixers need to be matched correctly to the basin to avoid splash and poor flow.

Getting the combination right makes all the difference.

We have put together some of our favourite pairs!
Find our Icon range at your local DIY Hardware Stores.

05/05/2026

Not all finishes work the same in real life.

Some are easier to maintain. Others make a stronger visual statement.
Which would you go for, gloss or matte?

View our full range of high-quality free-standing basins here: https://bit.ly/4sv7ImP

01/05/2026

Today we recognise the people whose hard work keeps our homes, businesses, and communities running every day.

From plumbers and builders to installers and tradespeople, your skill, dedication, and craftsmanship make it all possible.

This International Workers' Day, Splashworks celebrates the people who build, fix, install, and keep things flowing.

Thank you for the work you do.

29/04/2026

Ever noticed how the best ideas seem to arrive in the shower?

Maybe it’s the quiet moment before the day begins, or the chance to reset after a long one. Either way, a good shower makes all the difference.

The ICON shower range, available from Splashworks, combines clean design with dependable everyday quality, helping you start fresh, think clearly, and enjoy the moment.

✔ Modern, minimalist design
✔ Reliable daily performance
✔ Built for comfort and durability
View our top quality range of shower arms and roses here: https://bit.ly/4dA13Ds

28/04/2026

Multi-purpose handshowers improve comfort, control, and water efficiency in your bathroom.

Ideal for family bathrooms, bathing children, rinsing down showers, washing pets, or assisted bathing, they offer flexibility that fixed shower heads can’t.

24/04/2026

Check fittings and joints regularly, a small drip today can turn into a major problem tomorrow! 💧

23/04/2026

A basin may set the style, but the right tap completes the look.

Whether your basin is round, oval, or square, choosing a tap that fits the shape, height, and design makes all the difference. Some basins call for sleek countertop taps, while others pair perfectly with classic basin mixers, it’s all about creating the right balance between function and style.

The ICON range from Splashworks makes it easy to find the perfect match, so your basin and tap work together beautifully.

Because great bathrooms aren’t just built…they’re created...
View Our Tap range here: https://bit.ly/4dz0h9G

Address

Cnr Quartz Drive & Pebble Road, Kya Sands Business Park
Johannesburg
2162

Telephone

+27117082676

Website

http://www.splashworks.co.za/

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