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Vitra Range

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    Nero Pearl/Vitra Double Towel Rail Chrome

    Nero Pearl/Vitra Double Towel Rail Chrome

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    Nero Pearl/Vitra Double Towel Rail Matte Black

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    Nero Pearl/Vitra Single Towel Rail Gunmetal

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    Nero Pearl/Vitra Double Towel Rail 600mm - Gun Metal Grey

    Nero Pearl/Vitra Double Towel Rail 600mm - Gun Metal Grey

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The Nero Vitra towel rail is a bathroom accessory range that blends soft curves with straight lines, giving it a slightly softer look than a fully angular towel rail while still reading as contemporary. It's available across single and double rail configurations in a small selection of finishes, making it a straightforward way to match towel rails to the rest of your tapware and hardware.

The Vitra design

Where a lot of contemporary towel rails commit fully to either a hard, straight bar or a fully rounded tube, the Vitra range sits in between, using a blend of curved ends and straighter rail sections. That combination gives it a versatile look that doesn't lean too hard into either a minimalist industrial style or a fully soft, rounded aesthetic, which is part of why it works across a range of bathroom styles rather than just one.

Single vs double rail configurations

The Vitra range is available as both a single towel rail and a double towel rail, and the choice mostly comes down to how much hanging space your bathroom needs. A single rail suits a powder room or ensuite where one or two towels need somewhere to hang, while a double rail gives you two hanging positions in the same wall footprint, which is useful for family bathrooms or where a shared vanity needs more towel capacity without taking up extra wall space.

Available finishes

Nero offers the Vitra towel rail in chrome, gunmetal grey and matte black, covering the three finishes most commonly used across contemporary Australian bathrooms. Chrome remains the safest match for existing tapware in most homes, gunmetal grey suits darker, more industrial-leaning colour schemes, and matte black works well as a contrast finish against lighter tiles and cabinetry. Because towel rails are one of the more visible accessories in a bathroom, it's worth confirming your finish choice against your tapware and any other Nero accessories in the room before ordering.

Matching with other bathroom accessories

Since the Vitra towel rail is part of the Nero Tapware accessories line, it's designed to be paired with other bathroom accessories from the same finish family, such as toilet roll holders and robe hooks, for a consistent look throughout the room. If you're renovating in stages, choosing your Vitra towel rail finish early makes it easier to match later accessory purchases without second-guessing the metal tone.

Installation considerations

As with any wall-mounted towel rail, wall type and fixing method matter. Solid tiled or masonry walls generally take a standard fixing without issue, while stud or lightweight walls may need additional backing to support the rail securely, particularly for the double configuration, which carries more weight when towels are hung on both bars. It's worth checking your wall type before installation, especially if you're replacing an older rail in a different position.

  • Blends curved and straight lines for a versatile, contemporary look
  • Available in single and double towel rail configurations
  • Finishes include chrome, gunmetal grey and matte black
  • Designed to match other Nero Tapware bathroom accessories

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of samples can I order from The Blue Space?

We offer samples across tiles, cabinet finishes, benchtops and tapware finishes from a range of Australia’s leading renovation brands.

What types of products does The Blue Space offer?

The Blue Space stocks a comprehensive range of bathroom, kitchen and laundry products, including tapware, showers, toilets, basins, baths, vanities and accessories. Our range spans trusted Australian and international brands such as Caroma, Bao Bath, Ingrain, Timberline, Phoenix Tapware, Nero Tapware and Meir, giving you options across every style and budget.

Are your products compliant with Australian Standards?

Yes. All products sold through The Blue Space meet the relevant Australian Standards and WaterMark certification requirements where applicable, so you can install with confidence knowing your fixtures are compliant for use in Australian homes.

Do you offer products for both new builds and renovations?

Yes. Whether you're renovating an existing bathroom, kitchen or laundry, or fitting out a new build, our range is designed to suit both projects. We stock everything from budget-friendly essentials to premium designer pieces, including full suites from brands like Caroma and statement pieces from Bao Bath and Phoenix.

Do you offer warranties on your products?

Yes. All products come with manufacturer warranties, which vary by brand and product type. Warranty periods and terms are listed on individual product pages, and our team can help clarify coverage for any item before you purchase.

Who makes VitrA toilets?

VitrA is an international bathroomware brand known for design-led ranges sold across multiple countries, including Australia. It manufactures a full range of bathroom products beyond toilets, including basins, tapware and furniture, with toilets forming a core part of its suite offering. In the Australian market, VitrA product is distributed through specialist bathroom retailers rather than being a locally manufactured line.

Where are VitrA toilets made?

VitrA manufactures internationally rather than in Australia, consistent with most premium and design-focused bathroomware brands sold locally, where design and market distribution are separate from where individual components are produced. Products distributed in Australia are still required to meet local WaterMark plumbing certification and WELS water efficiency labelling regardless of country of manufacture, so compliance for the Australian market is confirmed at the point of sale here.

Which country is VitrA from?

VitrA is an internationally recognised bathroomware brand with a design heritage that sets it apart from more locally focused Australian brands, offering a distinct aesthetic direction for buyers looking for something outside the standard local range. It's positioned in the market as a design-forward option, often chosen for its shape and styling as much as its specification.

Are any toilets actually made in Australia?

Toilet manufacturing for the Australian market is a mix of local and international production across most brands, including long-established Australian names, so being an Australian brand doesn't always mean local manufacturing, and being an international brand like VitrA doesn't mean the product isn't suited to local conditions. What matters more for compatibility is whether the specific suite meets Australian WaterMark certification, WELS rating and standard local rough-in measurements, which applies equally regardless of where the brand originates.

Do VitrA toilets suit standard Australian bathroom plumbing?

VitrA toilet suites sold through Australian retailers are specified to suit local rough-in measurements and WaterMark plumbing requirements, the same as any other brand sold here. As with any toilet purchase, it's still worth confirming the exact rough-in distance against your existing plumbing before ordering, since even locally specified international ranges can vary between models.

How does VitrA compare to more common Australian toilet brands?

The main difference is design positioning rather than function. VitrA is generally chosen for a distinct international design aesthetic, while established Australian brands are often chosen for familiarity, parts availability and a longer local track record. Functionally, both are required to meet the same Australian WaterMark and WELS standards, so the decision usually comes down to style preference and budget rather than one being fundamentally better built than the other.