plumbing fixtures
Tubs and toilets
Plumbing fixtures are the functional endpoints of a building's water system—the sinks, toilets, bathtubs, showers, and similar devices where water is delivered or drained.
The term distinguishes these visible, usable components from the hidden pipes and valves that supply them.
In real estate and construction, fixture counts often appear in property descriptions: The house has two full baths and a half bath, for a total of seven plumbing fixtures.
- showerheadPerforated bathing nozzle
- water pressureForce exerted by liquid
- low flowReduced rate of movement
- bidetBasin for intimate washing
- bathtubFixture for soaking
drinking fountain · sink · pedestal sink · urinal · grease trap · toilet · faucet · composting toilet · farmhouse sink · P-trap · flange · utility sink · hand soap · shutoff valve · supply line · vessel sink · commode · garbage disposal unit
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plumbing fixturesplumbing pipes
Tubes for water flow
piping · supply lines · sewer lines · water mains · vent pipes
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Devices holding bulbs
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