Skip to main content

Toilet Brush Holders

Freestanding toilet brush holders sit beside the pan, while a wall mounted toilet brush holder keeps the floor clear in New Zealand bathrooms.

Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.

Toilet Brush Holders


Showing all 24 products in Toilet Brush Holders. Can’t find what you’re looking for?

More to discover

Explore all product categories


About Toilet Brush Holders products

Toilet brush holders keep the brush contained beside the pan, making this frequently used bathroom fitting easier to position neatly. The New Zealand range covers freestanding and wall-mounted designs, including options such as a black toilet brush holder. These products form part of the wider bathroom category, alongside high-quality bathroom accessories for the rest of the room.

Hygiene is a very important, if not the most important factor for a healthy bathroom environment and toilet brush holders help you achieve precisely that. High-quality options help store toilet brushes in a clean and discreet way. Designer toilet brush holders can also add a lot of aesthetic value becoming a decorative feature in their own right. ArchiPro features only the best toilet brush holders in New Zealand from trusted brands and reputable suppliers.

Freestanding

Freestanding holders are the most popular option in New Zealand as an easy, convenient and affordable solution. The biggest change to them in recent times has been with respect to design with some ingenious and sometimes quite artistic products available. 

Wall mounted 

Wall mounted toilet brush holders are permanently fixed to a wall, behind or alongside the toilet itself. The fixture can be screwed into the wall or fixed in place with strong adhesives. They are commonly used in commercial settings and don’t have the risk of being accidentally knocked over.

Tank-mounted

Modern units can be hooked into the toilet tank and can also be hidden behind the cistern to hide the toilet brush from view. The brush can be levered out to the side and back behind the cistern. 

Very minimal space is required behind the toilet, but an exposed cistern is necessary.

Concealed

If space is a precious resource, consider a wall niche. The wall niche next to the toilet can house the toilet brush discreetly. The niche can be accessed via a push mechanism or have a button installed. 

Recessed

Another option is a recessed toilet brush holder. This is a unit that can be fitted into a rectangular recess made into the drywall. The unit comes pre-built and is specifically made for a toilet brush.

Materials to consider

Holders (and brushes) are available in various materials, each with their own traits and characteristics. 

PVC and plastic

Plastic is durable, affordable and has an almost no limitations on design and colour. You’ll find everything from eye-popping colours and designs for a bright, joyful ambience, or darker colours with subdued aesthetics for a more modern and elegant effect. 

Ceramic

Ceramic toilet brush holders can create wonderful cohesion between it and other bathroom fixtures like the bathroom basin, tub and shower.

Glass

Usually frosted, glass can add elegance to the surroundings. It is not a common material, which adds to its allure and sophistication. It is most suitable for wall-mounted toilet brush units.

Wooden

Including a wood toilet brush is an easy way to add an element of nature to the bathroom. Wood is sturdy and durable, and great for those after a more rustic look.  A bamboo toilet brush holder adds similar natural character to the bathroom and suits a more rustic look.

Metal

Typically stainless steel, metal toilet brushes are robust with a very reflective surface. They work well in many different types of situations and are easy to clean and maintain. 

How to choose a toilet brush for your bathroom

When choosing a toilet brush holder in New Zealand, consider both functionality and aesthetics to ensure it meets your bathroom's needs and style. Firstly, assess the material; options like stainless steel or ceramic are durable and easy to clean, and can complement various decor styles. Look for a holder with a sturdy base to prevent tipping and a design that conceals the brush, maintaining visual appeal and hygiene. The size of the holder is also important; it should fit neatly beside the toilet without obstructing any space. Opt for models with ventilation to allow the brush to dry properly, reducing the chance of mold or bacteria growth. Additionally, consider the design of the brush itself; a brush with a tapered head or silicone bristles can provide more effective cleaning. Lastly, think about ease of cleaning the holder and brush, as this will ensure long-term usability and hygiene. 

Other bathroom accessories you may need

There are plenty of other bathroom accessories that can be quickly and easily added to enhance your space. Toilet roll holders, for instance, can be matched with your choice of toilet brush holder to create a bit of styling cohesion. To keep your environment clean, high-quality bathroom bins are also a must. The same also go for towel rails which allows everyone to air their towels out for each use.

Where should toilet brush holders go in a bathroom?

Toilet brush holders can be placed in a variety of places in your bathroom, depending on what works best for your particular space and needs. Some people prefer to keep their toilet brush holder near the toilet itself, while others prefer to keep it near the door or somewhere else more out of sight.

How long should you keep a toilet brush?

If you're using a toilet brush that has a metal handle, you should replace it every three months. If you have a wooden or plastic handle, you should replace it every six months. If you notice that the bristles are worn out, or if the bristles have started to fall out of the brush head, get in the habit of replacing them as soon as possible.

Do you put water in a toilet brush holder?

It depends. While some people say you should put water in the toilet brush holder, others say that this is not necessary. If you do choose to put water in a toilet brush holder some disinfectant is also a good idea to keep it hygienic as well as regular replacing of the water.