Fowler (Collection)

Since 1837, Fowler has maintained a long tradition of craftsmanship in the manufacture of high-density vitreous china toilet suites and basins, providing the versatility, style, and aesthetic to create inspiring bathrooms that stand the test of time.

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

Drawing inspiration from both contemporary and traditional sources, Fowler designs feature a wide variety of basin collections to suit any bathroom layout and many Fowler toilet suites carry WELS 4-Star rating for water conservation.

Product Range
Basins and toilet suites.

Major Brands
Fowler.

Application
Commercial and residential.

Sustainability
Fowler is committed to sustainable development and all Fowler designs support responsible environmental policies and practices.

Lead Time
Ex stock.

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