Bathroom Fixtures Price Index
Price trends, forecasts, and market data for faucets, toilets, vanities, showers, and bath accessories.
Product pricing by subcategory
Commercial and retail price ranges tracked from major distributors. Updated weekly.
| Size | Low | High | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8X8 | $37 | $101 | $64 |
| Size | Low | High | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10X10 | $54 | $158 | $95 |
| 12X12 | $60 | $293 | $137 |
| 30X60 | $263 | $576 | $505 |
| 32X60 | $183 | $576 | $472 |
| 32X67 | $755 | $755 | $755 |
| 10X24 | $94 | $174 | $122 |
| 12X16 | $80 | $532 | $425 |
| 20X20 | $330 | $490 | $406 |
| 36X60 | $564 | $576 | $576 |
| 30X59 | $156 | $556 | $264 |
| 60X79 | $192 | $353 | $292 |
| Look | Low | High | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solid | $60 | $237 | $159 |
| Size | Low | High | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22X60 | $594 | $1561 | $1093 |
| 22X36 | $323 | $1223 | $531 |
| 20X36 | $220 | $909 | $436 |
| 22X30 | $126 | $1084 | $558 |
| 22X48 | $126 | $1561 | $972 |
| 18X24 | $126 | $612 | $204 |
| 18X30 | $132 | $706 | $299 |
| 18X36 | $326 | $1154 | $455 |
| 22X72 | $126 | $1561 | $1140 |
| 21X60 | $777 | $1329 | $1002 |
| 21X30 | $141 | $782 | $469 |
| 20X24 | $126 | $161 | $141 |
| 20X30 | $198 | $699 | $264 |
| 20X32 | $385 | $1130 | $808 |
| 24X30 | $440 | $560 | $500 |
| 24X36 | $126 | $1399 | $656 |
| 18X22 | $155 | $616 | $188 |
| 18X32 | $481 | $741 | $592 |
| 24X60 | $777 | $1561 | $968 |
| 12X18 | $128 | $303 | $271 |
| 25X72 | $825 | $1420 | $1268 |
Prices last updated Mar 24, 2026. Commercial = contractor/trade pricing (typically 25-30% below retail).
Understanding Bathroom Fixtures Prices in Construction
Bathroom fixtures represent one of the most specification-sensitive material categories in construction. Price ranges span from budget-grade fixtures at $200-400 per bathroom to luxury specifications exceeding $5,000, making accurate forecasting essential for maintaining project budgets across different quality tiers.
The market is segmented between domestically manufactured fixtures (primarily porcelain and cast iron products) and imported goods (brass fittings, decorative hardware, engineered stone vanities). Each segment responds to different pricing pressures, though both have been affected by recent supply chain restructuring.
Key Pricing Drivers
- Copper and brass commodity prices, which directly impact faucet and fitting costs
- Porcelain and ceramic raw material availability from domestic and Chinese suppliers
- Water efficiency regulations (WaterSense, California Title 20) requiring product redesigns
- Residential remodeling activity, which drives nearly 60% of fixture demand
- Import duties on Chinese-manufactured vanities and ceramic products
- Shipping container rates from Southeast Asian manufacturing regions
Bathroom Fixtures scorecard
Current direction, confidence, year-over-year change, and volatility.
Supply Chain & Seasonal Context
Bathroom fixture supply chains vary significantly by product type. Toilets and basic porcelain fixtures are increasingly manufactured domestically or in Mexico, with lead times of 2-6 weeks. Faucets and decorative hardware are predominantly sourced from China and Taiwan, with lead times of 8-16 weeks for non-stock items.
Vanity cabinets and countertop combinations represent the longest lead time items in this category, particularly for custom or semi-custom specifications. Imported engineered stone vanity tops from China face both tariff exposure and extended shipping timelines.
Bathroom fixture demand peaks during spring remodeling season (March-June) and again in early fall. Manufacturers typically announce annual price increases in January, making Q4 a strategic window for locking in current-year pricing on large orders.
Bathroom Fixtures supply chain risk assessment
Current risk factors affecting bathroom fixtures availability and lead times.
Related Categories
For details on how we calculate these forecasts, see our methodology. View all categories on the Price Index overview.
Frequently asked questions
Copper prices are the single largest variable cost input for faucets and fittings. A 20% move in copper can translate to 5-8% changes in finished fixture pricing within 2-3 months.
Chinese-manufactured vanities, ceramic fixtures, and brass fittings face Section 301 tariffs ranging from 7.5% to 25%. These are typically passed through to project costs. Our tariff tracker monitors current rates and proposed changes.
Yes, for toilets and basic porcelain fixtures. Brands like Kohler and American Standard maintain significant U.S. manufacturing capacity. Faucets and decorative hardware have fewer domestic options, though Mexican-manufactured alternatives are growing.
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