Bathrooms, resolved in one room.

Carré Parfait sells washbasins in the mounting formats a Lebanese bathroom uses: countertop basins, wall-mounted basins, vanity basins and Carré Parfait's own custom washbasins. The custom line is made at the company's factory sites in Zouk Mosbeh and Safra. VitrA ceramic basins stand beside them at the Zouk Highway showroom in Zouk Mosbeh, north of Beirut. Bring the vanity width.

A washbasin is a bowl-shaped plumbing fixture for washing hands, and the mounting decides the rest of the vanity wall. A countertop basin rests on the vanity. A vessel basin is finished on all sides and stands directly on the surface it is mounted on. A wall-mounted basin fixes to the wall with nothing beneath, which suits a small guest bathroom.

A vanity basin drops into, or hangs under, a cabinet, and Carré Parfait builds that cabinet made to measure as a regular product. Furniture Carré Parfait manufactures carries a written 10-year guarantee, parts and repair included, misuse excluded. The basin sets the cabinet width.

Europe's washbasin standard is EN 14688. It sets functional characteristics and test methods for domestic basins, and it counts hotels, student accommodation, hospitals and similar buildings as domestic use. VitrA basins reach the floor as the brand releases them; Metropole and Sento have passed through, and so has Root Classic. Formats are judged in a finished setting, next to the tile and the mirror.

The second line is Carré Parfait's own. Custom ceramic washbasins are designed and made at the company's factory sites in Zouk Mosbeh and Safra, in Keserwan. Drevex of Castellón imports them into Spain, and the sizes and from-price are on the custom washbasins page.

Yes. Carré Parfait sells wall-hung WCs from VitrA, including Rim-ex bowls, with the concealed cistern and frame that carry the pan. VitrA WCs, from wall-hung to smart models, stand installed in complete bathroom settings at the Zouk Highway showroom in Zouk Mosbeh. Buyers see the finished wall before ordering.

A wall-hung WC fixes to a frame set inside or in front of the wall, with the cistern behind the finished tile. Only the flush plate shows. VitrA's concealed cisterns for wall-hung pans come in in-wall and pre-wall drywall versions. Frame heights are 112 cm and 98 cm, with an 8 cm slim option for shallow ducts. Dual-flush settings are 3–6 litres or 2.5–4 litres, nothing sits on the floor under the pan, and mopping gets simpler.

Flush volume is where the saving sits. The US EPA's WaterSense programme calls toilets "by far the main source of water use in the home", at nearly 30 percent of indoor consumption. Older models use as much as 6 gallons (about 23 litres) per flush; a WaterSense-labelled model uses 1.28 gallons. A dual-flush pan offers two volumes. The smaller one is for liquid waste, and the 6-and-3-litre pairing dates to a 1994 redesign by the Australian sanitaryware maker Caroma.

VitrA lists Rim-ex across its wall-hung range, with bidet-pipe variants and hidden fixation. The European standard for WC pans is EN 997. It sets constructional and performance requirements, with test methods, for pans with an integral trap made from glazed ceramics or stainless steel. At Carré Parfait a designer specifies the pan, frame, flush plate and seat together, so the plumber receives one matched set. The VitrA page explains the warranty route.

Both. Carré Parfait carries freestanding bathtubs, which stand clear of the wall, and built-in bathtubs, which sit in an alcove or behind a tiled apron. VitrA bathing ranges are shown installed with tile and mixer at the Zouk Mosbeh showroom. The tub is judged as part of a finished bathroom.

Bathtubs today are usually built in, though they have also been freestanding or sunken. Material decides weight and feel. Modern tubs are made of thermoformed acrylic, porcelain-enamelled steel, cast iron or fibreglass-reinforced polyester, and each behaves differently underfoot and under a hand. Europe's bath standard, EN 14516, applies to baths of all sizes and shapes and judges two things: cleanability and durability.

A freestanding tub needs a floor-mounted or wall-mounted filler and clear space around it; a built-in tub takes a tiled apron and a bath-shower mixer. Either way, the tile decides the look. Carré Parfait therefore shows tubs inside tiled settings, with the ceramic tiles they will be laid against. The Eczacıbaşı group behind VitrA lists an annual capacity of 350,000 baths and shower trays. Bring the room's length and the drain position, and a designer confirms which formats fit.

Carré Parfait sells shower enclosures in sliding and hinged formats, with matching trays and glass, displayed installed at the Zouk Highway showroom in Zouk Mosbeh. VitrA shower systems, mixer and overhead head included, complete the wet area. Bring the bathroom's dimensions. A Carré Parfait designer confirms which enclosure formats fit the space.

Shower doors come framed or frameless, sliding or swing, and are usually built from aluminium, clear glass, plexiglass or tempered glass. Level-entry wet rooms are gaining ground as waterproofing systems and prefabricated components improve. Under either sits the tray. A shower pan has to be installed to stop leaks and matched to the door type it was designed for.

EN 14428 covers domestic shower enclosures. It requires the product to perform when installed to the manufacturer's instructions, and it does not cover shower cabinets or curtains. A sliding door suits a narrow bathroom because it needs no swing clearance, while a hinged door opens wider for a family shower. Carré Parfait's designers work from the room's dimensions and the tray position. They then match glass, tray, mixer and wall tiles from the showroom floor in one visit.

Yes. Carré Parfait sells mixers for basins, baths, showers and kitchen sinks, alongside the brassware that finishes a bathroom. A mixer blends hot and cold water in one body, usually through a ceramic-disc cartridge under a single lever. VitrA taps and mixers are displayed fitted to their basins at the Zouk Mosbeh showroom, north of Beirut.

Two supplies, one outlet. A mixer tap combines hot and cold before the outlet, so the water leaves at any temperature between the two. Modern mixers use ceramic or plastic surfaces sliding against spring-loaded counterparts, which cuts friction and the maintenance a rubber-washer tap needs. Thermostatic mixers add a built-in thermostat that holds the set temperature. Brass bodies resist corrosion, and an aerator at the spout limits flow and cuts splashing.

VitrA lists Taps & Mixers as a range of its own, alongside Shower Systems, and the group's plants turn out 2 million brassware pieces a year. Kitchen mixers sit on the same counter as bathroom brassware at Carré Parfait, so a house can be fitted in one finish throughout. Bring the basin's tap-hole count. The mixer has to match it.

Yes. Carré Parfait specifies complete bathroom sets: washbasin, WC, bathtub or shower enclosure, mixers and vanity unit chosen from one range so glazes and finishes match. The set is priced together with the tiles at the same Zouk Highway counter and can be supplied and installed by Carré Parfait. Send the bathroom's dimensions on WhatsApp for a full-room quotation.

A complete bathroom set is the coordinated group of pieces for one room, bought from one range so profiles and glazes stay consistent. One counter keeps responsibility in one place. VitrA makes sanitaryware, bathroom furniture, brassware and ceramic tiles under one name, which is why a VitrA-led set is the default recommendation at Carré Parfait.

The set stands assembled at the Zouk Highway showroom, tile and light included, so a buyer judges the room rather than a catalogue page. Made-to-measure vanity units from Carré Parfait's own factory sites carry the company's 10-year guarantee. VitrA pieces carry the manufacturer's warranty per VitrA's terms, handled through the showroom that sold them and confirmed in writing. Prices follow the range chosen.

The fastest route to a number is a WhatsApp message with the room's dimensions and a photo of the current bathroom. The showroom is open Monday to Saturday.

Carré Parfait is an authorised VitrA dealer in Lebanon — VitrA's own term: the brand issues an annual dealership certificate, and the 2026 certificate is on file. The relationship runs past the stockroom. VitrA has held a training seminar for Lebanese plumbers at the Carré Parfait showroom in Zouk Mosbeh, with its regional manager in attendance.

One clarification worth making: VitrA (the Turkish bathroom brand) is not Vitra (the Swiss furniture company). The bathrooms carried here are VitrA.

Warranty follows the manufacturer: VitrA sanitaryware bought at Carré Parfait carries the manufacturer's warranty per VitrA's terms, handled through the Carré Parfait showroom that sold the piece and confirmed in writing with the purchase. It is separate from the written 10-year guarantee on furniture Carré Parfait manufactures.

The spread is wide because the category is wide: a complete bathroom can be specified at sensible cost or built around statement pieces, and the price follows the brand, the material and the mechanism far more than the size. Dealing directly with manufacturers keeps every tier competitively priced.

The fastest route to a real number: message the showroom on WhatsApp with your bathroom's dimensions and the pieces you need, or walk in — a designer will specify and price the full room with you in one visit.

Yes. Carré Parfait supplied the sanitaryware for voco Beirut, an IHG hotel, and both sanitaryware and tiles for Magma Square, Crepaway and Nasma in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq, and for Amelia in Faraya, Lebanon. Carré Parfait also supplied ceramic tiles and slabs to Rotana Arjaan in Iraq, and tiles to Rotana Erbil.

In early 2026 Carré Parfait supplied the ceramic tiles and the sanitaryware for Sèves, a new restaurant in Dbayeh, Lebanon. Mar Mikhael Village in Beirut, where Carré Parfait supplied the ceramic tiles, is still under development, and Faqra Yards in Keserwan, where Carré Parfait supplied all the sanitaryware, is still under construction. The published list is on the projects page. Specifiers get wholesale terms, consolidated logistics through the Lebanese showroom or the Spanish office, and a single counter that can also supply the tiles and woodwork the same project needs.

Updated September 2026