Bathroom Accessories Price Guide Singapore: Fittings & Fixtures (2026)
Prices checked October 2026 against the published price lists of 526 contractors listed on Homees, MOM's 2025 wage data and Qanvast's 2026 report. How we price →
Renovating a bathroom is one thing — kitting it out is another line on the budget that catches people off guard. In 2026, expect roughly **S$200–S$800 for a toilet bowl**, **S$80–S$500 for a basin**, **S$40–S$300 for taps and mixers**, and **S$100–S$500** for the full set of small accessories (holders, rails, hooks, mirror). All in, fitting out one bathroom's fixtures and accessories runs about **S$500–S$2,500+** depending on brands.Here's the item-by-item breakdown so nothing surprises you.
Quick answer: Budget S$500–S$1,000 per bathroom for house-brand fittings and accessories, S$1,500–S$2,500+ for branded (TOTO, Kohler, Grohe). Installation by a plumber is extra — see our plumbing guide for install rates.
The big three: toilet, basin, taps
| Item | Typical price (2026) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Toilet bowl | S$200 – S$800 (branded S$500 – S$1,500+) | One-piece and rimless cost more; wall-hung needs concealed cistern |
| Basin | S$80 – S$500 | Countertop designs cost more than wall-mount |
| Basin tap / mixer | S$40 – S$300 | Mixers (hot+cold) cost more than single taps |
| Shower set (rain + hand) | S$150 – S$800 | Thermostatic sets at the high end |
| Toilet seat (replacement) | S$30 – S$150 | Soft-close standard now; bidet seats S$200 – S$800 |
Buying tips: check the rough-in distance (outlet-to-wall) before buying a toilet bowl — HDB and condo standards differ and a mismatch means costly adaptors. For taps, look for WELS water-efficiency ticks (mandatory labelling) — more ticks, lower bills. Branded ceramic cartridges outlast cheap ones, so mid-tier taps are usually the value sweet spot.
The small stuff (that adds up)
| Accessory | Typical price |
|---|---|
| Mirror / mirror cabinet | S$50 – S$400 |
| Towel rail / rings | S$20 – S$120 |
| Heated towel rail | S$200 – S$600 |
| Toilet roll holder | S$10 – S$50 |
| Robe hooks | S$5 – S$30 |
| Soap dish / dispenser | S$10 – S$60 |
| Shower caddy / bath rack | S$20 – S$100 |
| Shower curtain + rail | S$20 – S$80 |
| Bathroom bin | S$10 – S$60 |
A ready-made accessory set (rail, holder, hooks, dish in matching finish) runs about S$60–S$250 and is usually cheaper — and better-matched — than buying piecemeal. Stainless steel (304-grade) and brass fittings survive Singapore humidity far better than chrome-plated plastic.
What affects the price
- Brand tier. House brands vs TOTO/Kohler/Grohe/Hansgrohe is easily a 2–4× spread on the same item type.
- Material & finish. Solid stainless/brass, matte black and brushed gold finishes cost more than standard chrome.
- Water efficiency. Higher WELS-tick taps and dual-flush toilets cost a little more upfront, less to run.
- Mounting type. Wall-hung toilets and concealed mixers look clean but need concealed plumbing works — factor the plumbing cost, not just the fixture.
- Installation. Fixture install is a plumber's job: a toilet bowl install runs ~S$150–S$300, basin/tap installs from ~S$60 — see the full rates in our plumbing guide, or compare plumbers on Homees.
How to buy smart
- Match fittings to your renovation stage. Doing a full bathroom renovation? Choose fixtures before tiling so the plumbing points land correctly.
- Buy the big three branded, the small stuff house-brand. Toilets and taps you touch daily; hooks and dishes nobody inspects.
- Check WELS ticks on taps, mixers and toilets — mandatory labels, real savings.
- Confirm what your contractor supplies. Reno packages often include basic fittings — upgrading mid-project costs more than choosing upfront.
- Keep spare parts standard. Exotic imported fittings mean exotic replacement parts later.
FAQ
How much do bathroom accessories cost in Singapore? Fitting out one bathroom runs about S$500–S$1,000 with house-brand fittings and S$1,500–S$2,500+ with branded ones — covering toilet, basin, taps, shower set and the small accessories.
How much is a toilet bowl in Singapore? Around S$200–S$800 for house brands and S$500–S$1,500+ for branded (TOTO, Kohler). Installation adds roughly S$150–S$300 by a plumber.
Are branded taps worth it? Mid-tier and branded taps use better ceramic cartridges that last years longer — usually worth it for daily-use items. Save on accessories instead.
What are WELS ticks? Singapore's mandatory water-efficiency labels on taps, mixers and toilets. More ticks = less water used = lower bills.
Do renovation packages include bathroom accessories? Basic fittings often yes; accessories usually no. Confirm exactly what's supplied before signing, and price upgrades upfront.
Should I get a wall-hung toilet? It looks clean and is easy to mop under, but needs a concealed cistern and more plumbing work — budget the install, not just the bowl.
Sources
- Homees price archive (2021–2024) — bathroom fitting and accessory pricing from suppliers and plumbers listed on Homees, adjusted to 2026 market ranges
- PUB — Water Efficiency Labelling Scheme (WELS)
- Homees — Plumbing & Sanitary Cost Guide (installation rates)
- Homees — Bathroom Renovation Cost Guide (the full-room budget this feeds into)
Prices are indicative 2026 market ranges and vary by brand, finish and retailer. Installation by a PUB-licensed plumber is extra.
