Jain Ceramic MartJain Stone & MarbleAuthorised Jaquar Dealer · Since 1999
Udaipur’s sanitary store and marble showroom in Hiran Magri, Sector 14 is coming online. Until then the showroom is open as usual — call, message or visit us.
Saturday, 3 October 2026 · 7:30 PM
B-Block, 291, Main Road, Sector-14, Hiran Magri, Gordhan Vilas Rural, Udaipur, Rajasthan 313001
Showroom open Mon – Sun · 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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Everything that goes into a bathroom's fixed fittings — with the practical detail that actually decides which one suits your space.
Counter-top, under-counter, wall-hung and pedestal basins in ceramic and vitreous china.
Choose the mounting style before the plumbing is set: a counter-top basin needs a taller mixer, while a wall-hung basin frees the floor and suits small bathrooms. Check the tap-hole configuration matches the mixer you intend to use.
Typically ₹2,500 – ₹18,000
Standard European water closets with a coupled cistern — the most common choice in Indian homes.
Measure the rough-in (finished wall to drain centre, usually 300 mm or 400 mm) and confirm whether your drain is S-trap through the floor or P-trap through the wall. The two are not interchangeable.
Typically ₹4,000 – ₹12,000
Bowl and cistern cast as a single seamless unit, with no joint to trap grime.
Easier to clean and visually sleeker than a two-piece, at a higher cost and a heavier install. A good middle option where a wall-hung WC is not practical because the wall is already built.
Typically ₹12,000 – ₹35,000
Bowl mounted on a concealed frame, with the cistern hidden inside the wall.
The cleanest look and the easiest floor to mop, but the concealed frame and cistern must be fixed before the wall is built and tiled. This is the single decision most often left too late in a bathroom project.
Typically ₹22,000 – ₹60,000
Traditional squatting pans in standard and elongated sizes.
Still specified for service bathrooms, older properties and many rental units. Available in vitreous china with the same glaze quality as the rest of the range.
Typically ₹900 – ₹3,500
Wall-mounted urinals with manual or sensor flush, for commercial and larger residential use.
Sensor models reduce water use and touch points, which matters in hotels, offices and showrooms. Confirm the water supply point and waste position before the wall is finished.
Typically ₹3,500 – ₹18,000
Concealed cisterns, exposed cisterns and the flush plates that finish them.
Choose a concealed cistern whose cartridge is serviceable from the front through the flush plate — otherwise a future repair means breaking tiles. Dual-flush is standard and worth having.
Typically ₹4,000 – ₹22,000
Towel rails, robe hooks, soap dishes, paper holders, mirrors and shelves.
Buy accessories in the same finish family as your fittings and at the same time — matching a chrome or matte-black finish years later across brands is difficult.
Typically ₹400 – ₹6,000
Quartz sinks from Carysil and stainless-steel sinks from Nirali NG, in single-bowl, double-bowl and drainboard layouts.
Measure the cabinet width before choosing a bowl size, and decide between top-mount and under-mount before the counter is cut. Quartz resists scratches and comes in colours; 304-grade stainless steel is the practical, forgiving everyday choice.
Categories shown represent the range stocked at our Udaipur showroom. Price bands are indicative market ranges to help you budget — not quotations. Contact us for current pricing and available models.
Sanitaryware refers to the fixed ceramic fixtures in a bathroom — wash basins, water closets, cisterns and urinals — usually made from vitreous china, a clay body fired at high temperature and finished with a fused glaze.
That glaze is what matters in use: it is non-porous, so it resists staining and bacteria, and it is what you are paying for when one basin costs three times another that looks similar.
A floor-mounted WC sits on the floor with a coupled cistern behind it. It is the most economical, the easiest to replace, and it can be fitted at any stage of a project.
A wall-hung WC mounts on a concealed steel frame with the cistern inside the wall. The floor beneath is clear, so cleaning is far easier, and the room looks visually lighter. The catch is timing — the frame must be fixed before the wall is built and tiled, so this has to be decided early.
Two measurements decide whether a WC will fit. The rough-in is the distance from the finished wall to the centre of the floor drain — commonly 300 mm or 400 mm in India.
The second is the trap type: an S-trap discharges downward through the floor, a P-trap horizontally through the wall. They are not interchangeable, and getting this wrong is the most common reason a new WC has to be returned.
In a small bathroom, a wall-hung basin occupies no floor area and keeps the room feeling open. A counter-top basin gives you storage beneath and a place to put things down, but needs a taller mixer to clear the rim.
Whichever you choose, fix the mounting height and waste position before tiling. Retrofitting a basin to plumbing set for a different type means breaking finished tile.
Groundwater across much of Udaipur is hard, which leaves calcium deposits on glazed surfaces. These are cosmetic at first, but if cleaned with acidic or abrasive products the glaze itself dulls permanently.
Use a mild non-acidic bathroom cleaner and wipe surfaces dry where you can. A well-glazed piece cleaned properly still looks new after a decade; the same piece scoured with acid does not.
Buy the WC, basin and cistern together where possible. Ceramic white is not one colour — different manufacturers, and even different production batches, vary subtly, and the difference is obvious when two pieces sit side by side.
The same applies to the fittings: choose your CP fittings in the same visit so the finishes genuinely match.
What actually matters when you are choosing — the questions worth settling before you buy.
Send your requirement and we’ll come back with options at different budget levels.
What customers ask most often about sanitaryware in udaipur — sizing, fitting, warranty and what to decide first.
Tell us what you're building and we'll help you specify the right products for your space, water pressure and budget — with no obligation to buy.
B-Block, 291, Main Road, Sector-14, Hiran Magri, Udaipur
