Fienza - Kaya Soap Shelf
A Kaya soap shelf gives your shower a dedicated spot for a bar of soap or a few small items, so they stay off the floor and out of the way. It mounts to the wall and has a round cover plate that keeps the look clean. It suits ensuites, family bathrooms and powder room showers.
Because it is part of the Fienza Kaya collection, it sits comfortably alongside Kaya tapware and other Kaya bathroom accessories. A drain channel helps stop water building up on the shelf, and the fixings are fully concealed. The shelf is made from stainless steel and zinc, and comes in chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, gun metal and urban brass.
Kaya Soap Shelf Features
- Drain channel helps prevent water build-up around your soap
- Strong 4-point wall mount for a secure hold
- Fully concealed fixings keep the finished look tidy
- Circular cover plate matches the rounded Kaya design
- Made from stainless steel and zinc
- Compact size: 189mm long, 55mm high and 128mm wide
- Five finishes: chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, gun metal and urban brass
Specifications
| Collection | Kaya |
| Type | Soap Holders |
| Material | Stainless Steel and Zinc |
| Installation Type | Wall Mounted |
| Suits Rooms | Bathroom |
| Length | 189mm |
| Height | 55mm |
| Width | 128mm |
| Weight | 0.60kg |
| Product/Installation Notes | Hex key used in installation; |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What finishes does the Kaya soap shelf come in?
The Fienza Kaya soap shelf is available in chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, gun metal and urban brass.
How is the Kaya soap shelf installed?
It is wall mounted using a hex key, with a 4-point wall mount and fully concealed fixings.
What size is the Kaya soap shelf?
It measures 189mm in length, 55mm in height and 128mm in width, and weighs 0.60kg.
Pieces from the Fienza Kaya range are installed in our working showroom bathroom in Hamilton Hill, Perth, in Brushed Copper, so you can see the design and finish quality before ordering. You can also order online for delivery Australia-wide.
