Bathroom Improvement

Modular Bathrooms

CAESAR modular bathrooms can be assembled within the wall cavity, with removable colour-steel panels that suit both new builds and renovations, shortening construction time and lowering costs while adapting flexibly to older-property refurbishment. The colour-steel panels combine inorganic microcrystalline composite for moisture, mould and flame resistance; upgraded 3D printing on the interior panels delivers a wide range of textures. The panels also take magnetic bathroom accessories, keeping the wall surface intact and watertight while letting users reposition fittings freely. The tray uses a safety anti-slip texture and a one-piece waterproof form that resists slipping wet or dry, and its insulating material cushions the impact of a fall for safer, more comfortable use.

CAESAR modular bathrooms use Japanese heat-resistant resin piping with excellent hot and cold tolerance, and well-sealed elbows that prevent leakage. Japanese SIAA-certified antibacterial materials are applied to the toilet seat, grab bars, cistern buttons and tap handle contact surfaces, achieving a 99.9% antibacterial rate; the ceramic glaze carries a Hydro+ antibacterial hydrophilic film and a Nano antibacterial coating, a dual approach that keeps dirt from adhering. The colour-steel panels come in a range of colours and textures that harmonise with interior design schemes for a bathroom aesthetic of its own.

Through standardised processes, mature manufacturing, antibacterial technology and considered design, backed by comprehensive after-sales service, CAESAR modular bathrooms give owners and construction teams a more efficient build process and a more satisfying bathroom space. — Economic Daily News, Ni Jung-sung

Same-floor Drainage

CAESAR has long been committed to raising the quality of residential bathrooms in Taiwan and, as a matter of corporate responsibility, actively promotes the adoption of innovative techniques. In response to the drainage, fire safety and maintenance challenges created by the rapid growth of high-density housing, we support the Taiwan Bathroom Culture Association in researching and promoting same-floor drainage systems, funding its education, advocacy and regulatory reform work through direct donations.

Same-floor drainage resolves the leaks, difficult repairs and resulting disputes caused by pipework running between floors in conventional bathrooms. Besides improving construction efficiency, it allows maintenance without damaging the building structure, reducing water-damage risk and improving hygiene — long-term benefits for both residents and building management. Working with the Taiwan Bathroom Culture Association, we are raising industry awareness of the system and jointly pressing for revisions to the relevant building codes. CAESAR will continue to invest its expertise and resources in raising the standard of living environments, contributing to safe, healthy and sustainable urban spaces.