Victorian Plumbing bathrooms review

We've surveyed 6,732 bathroom owners to find out what they really think of big bathroom brands, including Victorian Plumbing, Bathstore, Homebase and Ikea.

As well as asking people to rate each company as a retailer, we also got them to assess what they thought of the bathrooms themselves.

The bathroom retailer with the highest customer score got 84%, while the lowest score was just 64%.

When it came to the bathrooms themselves, one company stood out from the crowd with a confidence-inspiring 87%.

Which? members can log in to unlock the tables below and see how Victorian Plumbing rated as a retailer and how its bathrooms fared. 

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Is Victorian Plumbing a good bathroom retailer?

Victorian Plumbing bathrooms rated

Visit our page on the best and worst bathroom brands to see how Victorian Plumbing compares with other big names.

Victorian Plumbing fixtures 

Visit our bathroom fixtures and fittings page to find out how Victorian Plumbing's bathroom fixtures – such as sinks, toilets and baths – compare with others.

Victorian Plumbing suites

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

Not to be confused with the similarly named Victoria Plum, Victorian Plumbing is an online-only bathroom company, although it has one showroom near Liverpool. As well as viewing its bathrooms online, you can ask to have a brochure posted to you. 

Founded in 1999, Victorian Plumbing stocks bathroom brands such as Chatsworth, Nuie, Burlington and Hudson Reed. You can buy complete bathroom suites or mix and match components. 

It sells a range of power, electric and mixer showers, including models from Bristan and Grohe, as well as standalone shower enclosures and components for wet rooms. Bathroom furniture, both freestanding and built-in, is available.

Victorian Plumbing also sells accessories, tiles, vinyl flooring, bathroom wallpaper, paint, and heating systems such as heated towel rails and underfloor heating.

There's no fitting service, so you will need to find an installer yourself. You can visit Which? Trusted Traders to find a recommended bathroom fitter in your area.

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

Table notes: The results are based on an online survey of 6,732 adults - members of the Which? Connect panel and members of the public - conducted in June and July 2021.