Hi me me EC Group are a small Australian mill that were previously known as Edwardstown Carpets. They have traditionally made a good product. The carpet you are looking at is a BCF solution dyed nylon. This means that the fibre is a Bulk Continuous Fibre (ie a continuous length) nylon that has had the colour mixed into it while the nylon was still a liquid (and not applied afterwards). It gives it a much greater resistance to staining and soiling (be aware that it has no separate stain treatment) and means that it also resists fading in direct sunlight very well. As far as the durability of it is concerned, the ratings have evolved to a two tier level of Extra Heavy Duty now, being a 5 and a 6 star. Avenue is a 5 star which is reflected in its' light commercial rating. Being a 25oz I would say it would be a good performer for bedrooms and living areas but will tend to flatten down in doorways, stairs or passages. Without knowing the areas intended we would probably suggest also looking at the Stoney River which is similar but a slightly heavier pile weight and a 6 star rating. Being a solution dyed nylon means it also responds well to being steam cleaned which tends to make it 'bloom' again. Cheers

Hi Katrina, Polymarble is preferable over acrylic as it’s self-supporting as well as resilient to the demands of everyday living. Additionally, an added benefit is that it has a quality feel and is solid under the foot. Fontaine Industries offer frameless shower screens with these bases. The middle image you found from google is actually from our store. https://fontaineind.com.au/oxley-frameless-shower-screen-900mm We have two locations in Melbourne, Hallam & Niddrie. We’d be more than happy to help you out and answer any questions about concerns you may have.

Unfortunately the door had to swing from that side due to light switches having to be a certain distance from water (shower). Plus I’d rather have the first view be of vanity and bath, rather than shower and toilet... Solution was to go for a hidden control arm (Glynn Johnson 410 series concealed overhead door stop) at the top of the door that bounces door back away from shower screen. Can’t see it when the door is shut. Plus didn’t interfere with water proofing/tiling.

Thank-you House of Dawes for your comments. Yes we did get a receipt, it was tempered glass, I have had the installer around, and I was given a lengthy lesson on glass. He had been to 3 other jobs that morn all exploding shower screens. It shouldn't happen, but it did, and does happen. This was a 6mm panel of a semi frameless shower screen. Our ensuite has a 10mm panel of frameless glass.Apparently they are more prone to exploding. Not sure what I can do here except wear the cost ( 2 months out of warranty), and get it fixed. If it is such a rare occurrence according to installer then a 5 year warranty should be given. No moving parts, no motors etc.