Fitting A Bath Waste Outlet

Lightweight and strong waste pipe and fittings are used primarily to join appliances to the waste network in the building and carry it away.

Fitting a bath waste outlet.

Centre pin models are supplied with dry fixing washers and backnut model are supplied with backnuts and washers. How to fit the water pipe on a sink basin shower or bath. Buy a fugi kit here. Disassemble your waste ready for fitting.

Buy bathroom kitchen waste sink traps pipes plugs to collect and stop waste. Wast outlets are moulded in polypropylene unless otherwise stated. It is a tough job to connect wastes to basins and sinks and this project helps you to understand waste systems and the potential problems you might have. The banjo from the overflow fits over the plug hole fitting and both are secured by a large nut fitted against the underside of the banjo.

Here is how to fit a basin waste. Apply a bead of silicone sealant around the opening of the plug hole to create a watertight seal inside your basin. Fit the waste into the hole making sure any slots are pointed towards the overflow if your waste and basin has these. Suitable for all baths.

There are a few colour options available black grey and white and they can all be used with products from other manufacturers providing the jointing method is the same. Waste outlet fittings waste accessories and handipak are all waste outlet options available from mcalpine plumbing products. Bath wastes provide drainage options for waste in bathtubs. An alternative fitting for the bath waste uses a deep plug hole fitting with slots in opposite sides to accept the waste from the overflow and a long threaded body.

Centre pin dry fixing connections make for quick and simple installation. The main difference is the height of the fittings under the bath this can be important where there is limited space between the bath and floor.