Bathroom Basin Wastes

In the grand scheme of a new bathroom, bathroom basin wastes might seem like a small feature, but you should always consider your options. The most important decision is based on your sink choice. Do you have an overflow hole? Then you need a slotted basin waste. If you don’t have an overflow, you need an unslotted basin waste to drain the water.

Whether you want a traditional plug and chain or a modern push button or flip top, we have the basin waste style for you. And with basin wastes available in chrome, brass, matt black, and more, you can even make sure it matches your aesthetic.

FAQs:

What does a basin waste do?

A basin waste, also known as a sink waste or sink plug, closes off the plug hole so that you can fill the sink. You can then release it so that water drains away via the waste pipe.

What waste do I need for a bathroom sink?

If your basin has an overflow hole, you need a slotted basin waste. If your basin doesn’t have an overflow hole, you need an unslotted basin waste.

What is a click clack waste?

A click clack basin waste is another type of manual plug. It works by you pushing down on the stopper to open and close the hole. It is also known as a push button or a sprung waste.