Homebase bathrooms review

We've reviewed Homebase bathrooms, alongside other brands such as Bathstore, Victoria Plum and Wickes, based on ratings and comments from 3,745 bathroom owners.

The company in last place overall got 61% – a stark comparison to the company in first place, which scored 89%.

There are also 14 other bathroom companies ahead of the worst company. 

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Homebase bathrooms rated

Homebase bathrooms
Customer score
Quality of products overall
Quality of finish (e.g. scuffs and marks)
Durability
Value for money

Visit our page on the best and worst bathroom brands to see how Homebase's bathrooms compare with other brands.

Homebase bathroom fixtures and fittings

Homebase bathroom fixtures
Item	Durability	Quality
Bath
Shower enclosure
Sink
Toilet
Taps

Head to our bathroom fixtures and fittings page to find out how all of the other brands were rated for each fixture.

Homebase bathrooms customer comments

As well as rating the brands, we asked customers to give us more details on their experiences.

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Homebase bathroom suites

Click through our gallery to see a range of Homebase bathrooms across various prices and styles.

Homebase sells a lot of bathrooms from Ideal Standard, but also has a range of its own called Balterley. These ratings are for Homebase's own-brand bathrooms.

They are mostly modern, simple designs, but some are more traditional. You can buy an entire bathroom from one range, or mix and match across the ranges. As well as going to a store (see details below), you can download a brochure online. 

Homebase stores

Homebase has stores nationwide – use the 'select your nearest store' function on the website or the 'stores' page to find your nearest. 

You can get the address and opening times for stores, but no more information, so it's worth ringing ahead to check that branch showcases bathroom suites, particularly any specific ones you're interested in. 

Homebase design service

Homebase used to offer an in-store design service, which was free, but it no longer does. It doesn't have an online planning tool for you to use either.

Homebase showers

Homebase has a range of electric, mixer and power showers from brands such as Aqualisa, Bristan, Grohe, Mira and Triton.

It also sells its Balterley bath panels, shower trays and screens as well as ones from other brands, such as Aqualux. 

We've rated well-known shower brands and tested electric showers to find out how reliable they are and whether they deliver on the manufacturer's claims. 

Homebase bathroom cabinets

Homebase sells built-in bathroom furniture from its Balterley range, and the brand Shades, in a range of prices.

To see how Homebase's bathroom furniture compares with other big-name brands, including B&Q, Bathstore and Wickes, visit our bathroom furniture page.

Homebase bathroom accessories

As you would expect, Homebase also sells everything you'd need to assemble and decorate your bathroom, from plumbing fittings to soap dispensers, towel rails and more, plus lighting, radiators and mirrors.

Homebase bathroom wallpaper, paint, flooring and tiles

As Homebase is a DIY store, it sells bathroom wallpaper, paint, floor and wall tiles and other bathroom flooring.

Visit our page on bathroom designs for ideas on how to create the perfect bathroom for you and how to cut the cost of your bathroom.