The specific plumbing fixtures used in a Bauhaus Duplex house can vary depending on the design and preferences of the homeowner or architect. However, some common plumbing fixtures that could be found in a Bauhaus Duplex house include:
1. Bathroom Fixtures:
- Toilets: Typically modern and sleek designs, often wall-mounted or dual-flush systems.
- Bathtubs: Freestanding or angular designs in clean lines.
- Showers: Walk-in showers with minimalistic glass partitions or open showers without enclosures.
- Sinks: Rectangular or square-shaped vessel or wall-mounted sinks with clean lines.
- Faucets: Simple, single-lever or wall-mounted faucets with modern finishes.
2. Kitchen Fixtures:
- Sink: Usually a stainless steel or composite sink with a single or double bowl, often under-mounted.
- Faucets: Minimalistic pull-out or pull-down faucets in chrome or stainless steel finish.
- Dishwasher: Integrated or concealed dishwashers that blend in with the kitchen cabinets.
3. Laundry Room Fixtures:
- Utility sink: A simple and functional sink for washing clothes and cleaning purposes.
- Washing machine: Energy-efficient and compact washing machines.
4. Other Fixtures:
- Water heaters: Energy-efficient tankless water heaters or smaller electric water heaters.
- Plumbing fixtures for utilities such as HVAC, water filtration systems, etc., can also be included.
It's important to note that the specific fixtures used in a Bauhaus Duplex house depend on the homeowner's or architect's preferences, budget, and local building codes.
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