A sanitary dealer is a business or individual involved in the sale and distribution of sanitary ware, such as bathroom fixtures, plumbing accessories, and related products.

Sanitary dealers usually sell a wide range of products including toilets, sinks, faucets, showers, bathtubs, bidets, pipes, fittings, valves, water heaters, and other bathroom and plumbing fixtures.

You can find a reputable sanitary dealer in your area by searching online directories, checking local business listings, asking for recommendations from friends or family, or contacting local plumbing supply stores for referrals.

Purchasing sanitary ware from a dealer ensures that you have access to a wide variety of products, expert advice, product warranties, and after-sales support. Dealers often provide installation services or can recommend professionals for the job.

Yes, many sanitary dealers offer discounts or promotions on certain products or during specific periods. It’s a good idea to inquire about ongoing promotions or ask if they have any special offers available.

Absolutely! Sanitary dealers are knowledgeable about the products they sell and can help you choose the right fixtures and accessories for your specific needs. They can also provide guidance on design options and trends.

While some sanitary dealers offer installation services, others may work closely with trusted contractors or plumbers whom they can recommend for the installation process. It’s best to inquire about their installation options before making a purchase.

Return and exchange policies may vary among sanitary dealers. It’s important to clarify their policies regarding returns, exchanges, and refunds before making a purchase, especially for special-order or customized items.

Yes, most sanitary products come with warranties provided by the manufacturers. Sanitary dealers can provide information on the warranty terms and assist you in the warranty claim process if needed.

Sanitary dealers can offer guidance and recommendations for repairs or replacements of faulty or damaged products. They can often assist in obtaining replacement parts or coordinating with manufacturers for warranty-related issues.