Six Pieces, One Finish Decision: Price the Whole Accessory Set Before You Pick a Finish

Every price below was pulled live from thatrenostore.com on 29 August 2026. Prices change, so check the product page before you order.

The short answer

Bathroom accessories get bought as a set and priced one piece at a time. The finish decision falls into that gap.

On Aalto's Enna range, every non-chrome listing sits a flat cash step above the chrome one: $18.00 to $20.25 per piece, whether the piece costs $45.00 or $198.00. Because the step is flat in dollars, it reads as 10.2% on the towel rack and 43.3% on the paper holder. Same money, four times the percentage, depending on which product page you happen to have open.

Order the six pieces together and the finish choice is a $117.00 decision.

The Enna six, chrome against every other finish

Piece Model Chrome Every other finish Step Step %
Towel rack AT801 $198.00 $218.25 +$20.25 +10.2%
Double towel bar AT802 $103.50 $121.50 +$18.00 +17.4%
Single glass shelf AT804 $87.00 $106.50 +$19.50 +22.4%
Single towel bar AT803 $79.50 $99.00 +$19.50 +24.5%
Face towel holder AT805 $47.25 $67.50 +$20.25 +42.9%
Paper holder AT806 $45.00 $64.50 +$19.50 +43.3%
Six-piece total $560.25 $677.25 +$117.00 +20.9%

Sorted most expensive first. The dollar step barely moves down the column. The percentage step nearly quadruples.

That is the mechanism. A flat surcharge is a small percentage of an expensive piece and a large percentage of a cheap one, so the finish premium is most obvious on the item you were treating as small change. Each product page shows you one piece, so nobody sees the column.

What the set costs

  • All six in chrome: $560.25
  • All six in any single non-chrome finish: $677.25
  • Difference: $117.00, or 20.9%

Every non-chrome listing for a given piece carries the same price. Matte Gold, Gold and Gun Metal all sit at the same number. Off chrome is one step up, and the finishes above it are level with each other.

Inside one range, the step still moves

The robe hook AT811 is a seventh piece that usually goes in the same order. Its chrome listing is $33.75 and its non-chrome listings are $42.75. That is a $9.00 step, roughly half the size of the step on every other piece in the range.

Add it and the seven-piece totals are $594.00 in chrome and $720.00 non-chrome, $126.00 apart.

A rule of thumb like "budget about $20 a piece for the finish" holds for six pieces and breaks on the seventh. Price the model codes.

Brushed Steel does not cover the whole set

Finish is an availability question as well as a price one. Brushed Steel listings exist for the towel rack (AT801M), double towel bar (AT802M), single towel bar (AT803M), glass shelf (AT804M) and paper holder (AT806M). No Brushed Steel face towel holder is listed, and no Brushed Steel robe hook.

Five of the six pieces. Matte Gold, Gold and Gun Metal each have a live listing for all seven.

If you have settled on Brushed Steel, you are dropping the face towel holder or mixing a finish.

Other ranges price finish differently, and chrome is not always the floor

The flat step describes this one range. It does not describe the catalogue. Three separate listings all titled "Paper Holder With Cover" show how far apart one product type sits.

Model Finish as listed Size as listed Price
ATCT70 Matte Silver 135x100x140mm $30.00
ATJM70 Chrome 140x125x55mm $39.75
ATJM70B Matte Black 150x100x150mm $75.00

The cheapest of the three carries a non-chrome finish. ATJM70 at $39.75 is the middle rung, and its listing publishes a size, which the older Enna accessory listings do not.

Inside ATJM70's own finishes the pricing is a ladder: $39.75 in chrome, $75.00 in matte black (+88.7%), $87.00 in Rose Gold and Matte Rose Gold (+118.9%).

The double paper holder moves further again. AT1104C in chrome is $111.75 and AT1104B in matte black is $195.00. That is +74.5% on one piece, against +43.3% for the same move on the Enna single paper holder.

The pattern runs well beyond accessories. On the GLP 901 angle valve, six live finishes run $11.25 in chrome to $27.00 in Matt Gold and Metal Gun. That is +140% on a part nobody looks at. Taps behave the same way, which is covered in what drives a kitchen sink tap's price.

Chrome is not the default right answer

Chrome is the cheapest listing in the Enna range on every piece. That settles the price question and nothing else.

If the tap, mixer and shower set going into the room are matte black, chrome accessories are the parts that will look wrong, and $117.00 across six pieces to match hardware already bought is a defensible spend. A finish mismatch is easy to see and expensive to undo once everything is drilled and mounted.

There is a second argument for going non-chrome once you have committed to it. Because the range prices every non-chrome finish the same, choosing between Matte Gold, Gold, Gun Metal and Brushed Steel costs nothing further. You pay the step once, then pick on looks.

The expensive version of this decision is meeting the $117.00 at checkout, after browsing on the assumption that a paper holder is a $45 item.

How to price this before you commit

  1. List the pieces you are buying by model code. A category name will not resolve to a price.
  2. Pull the chrome price and the non-chrome price for each code. The step varies within a range and between ranges.
  3. Add both columns before you pick a finish family. The per-piece number is the one that misleads.
  4. Check your chosen finish exists for every piece on the list.
  5. Where a piece has a cheaper equivalent in another range, compare the two listings on size. Not every listing publishes dimensions, and a photo will not settle it, as the bidet sprayer guide covers in more detail.

Common questions

How much more do non-chrome bathroom accessories cost?

On Aalto's Enna range the step off chrome is a flat $18.00 to $20.25 per piece, which works out between 10.2% and 43.3% depending on which piece it is. Across a six-piece set it comes to $117.00, or 20.9%. Other ranges differ: the GLP 901 angle valve spans +140% from chrome to its dearest finish. Prices verified live on 29 August 2026.

Why is the finish surcharge a bigger percentage on cheaper accessories?

It is charged as a flat cash amount rather than a percentage. On the Enna range the same roughly $19 step works out at 10.2% of the $198.00 towel rack and 43.3% of the $45.00 paper holder.

Is chrome always the cheapest finish?

Within the Enna range, yes, on every piece. Across the catalogue, no. ATCT70 at $30.00 in Matte Silver is cheaper than the chrome ATJM70 at $39.75, and they are different ranges.

Do all finishes cost the same once you move off chrome?

In the Enna range they do. Every non-chrome listing for a given piece carries the same price, so Matte Gold, Gold and Gun Metal are level with each other. In other ranges it is a ladder: ATJM70 runs $39.75 in chrome, $75.00 in matte black and $87.00 in rose gold.

Can I buy a full six-piece set in Brushed Steel?

Not from the current Enna listings. Brushed Steel covers the towel rack, double towel bar, single towel bar, glass shelf and paper holder. No Brushed Steel face towel holder is listed, so the sixth piece would have to come in another finish.

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