Bathrooms account for a large share of household water use, and the fixture you install has a direct, recurring effect on your utility bill, not a one-time saving.
Low-flow toilets
A dual-flush toilet lets you choose a lower-volume flush for liquid waste, cutting water use per flush compared to a single-flush toilet. Over a year, that difference adds up across dozens of flushes a day in a shared household.
Water-efficient shower sets
Look for shower sets carrying Singapore’s Water Efficiency Labelling Scheme (WELS) rating. A higher tick rating means lower flow for the same shower pressure, using aerator technology to mix air into the stream rather than just cutting flow.
Basin and sink taps
A tap fitted with a flow restrictor or aerator cuts water use at the basin without a noticeable drop in usability. It is one of the cheapest upgrades in a bathroom renovation.
Where this ties into HIP and BTO upgrades
If you are upgrading fixtures as part of HIP or a new BTO fit-out, swapping to WELS-rated fixtures at the same time costs little extra over standard fixtures, and pays back through your utility bill over the years you live there.
Ask about WELS-rated options
Visit either showroom and ask our team to point out WELS-rated picks across our rain shower sets, basin and wall taps, and toilet bowls.
Frequently asked questions
What is the WELS rating?
Singapore’s Water Efficiency Labelling Scheme rates fixtures on water use. More ticks means better water efficiency for the same fixture type.
Do water-efficient fixtures cost more upfront?
Some do, modestly. The difference is typically recovered through lower water bills over a few years of normal use.
Can I check WELS ratings before buying?
Yes, ask our showroom team to point out WELS-rated options across the brands we carry.
