Thomas Crapper 814 cast iron cistern in traditional bathroom

Thomas Crapper

Thomas Crapper 814 low-level cistern in bathroom suite

Toilets

High-level and low-level WC sets, available with the iconic 814 cistern.

Thomas Crapper vanity unit with oak frame and white quartz worktop

Furniture

Thomas Crapper’s own washstands, alongside our exclusive vanity and basin sets.

Thomas Crapper Downham Cloakroom Basin Set

Basins & Basin Sets

Ceramic basins and pedestals in traditional profiles.

Thomas Crapper 1920 traditional exposed shower rose and thermostatic valve

Showers

Thermostatic 1920, Ovington and Fontley showers in both exposed and concealed styles.

Thomas Crapper Marlborough 3 hole deck basin mixer and basin

Taps

Six tap collections in a range of finishes to suit all bathroom styles.

Thomas Crapper wall mounted ladder rail in polished brass

Heated Towel Rails

Towel rails and radiators with Thomas Crapper back-plates, in four finishes.

Thomas Crapper traditional toilet seat - close up detail

Toilet Seats

Traditional toilet seats, from the classic Throne design to modern soft-close options.

Thomas Crapper large wall-mounted brackets in polished brass

Brackets and Pattresses

Wall-mounted brackets and pattresses, finishes to match your fittings.

Thomas Crapper plug and chain basin waste

Wastes and Fittings

Collection of solutions, available in three or four finishes to match your fittings.

Thomas Crapper Classical Dispenser Holder in chrome

Classical Accessories Range

Solid brass bathroom accessories with Thomas Crapper branded back-plates.

Thomas crapper elegant towel bar in chrome

Elegant Accessories Range

The same craftsmanship as the Classical range, supplied without branding.

Thomas Crapper Marlborough toilet roll holder in polished brass

Marlborough Accessories Range

A range developed from original Victorian pieces.

1861
Thomas Crapper opens his own sanitary engineering workshop at Marlborough Cottages, Chelsea.
1870
Crapper opens what’s believed to be the world’s first dedicated bathroom showroom.
1886
Commissioned to replace sanitaryware at Sandringham House for the future King Edward VII, earning the company’s first Royal Warrant.
1900
The birth of the iconic 814 cistern. The ‘valveless waste preventer’ toilet tank is introduced – the most recognisable Thomas Crapper silhouette, and still in the range today.
1999
After lying dormant for three decades, Simon Kirby buys the company and relaunches with an authentic range of Victorian & Edwardian designs – the version of Thomas Crapper that we stock today.