Bath Wastes

Explore our comprehensive collection of bath wastes at Tapron, designed to enhance the functionality and aesthetic of your bathtub setup. Whether you're updating an old bath or installing a new one, our bath wastes provide reliable drainage solutions that integrate seamlessly with any bathroom design.

Our selection includes a variety of bath waste types, from the classic plug and chain to advanced click-clack systems, offering you choices that fit both traditional and modern bathroom styles. Opt for our pop-up wastes for a sleek, user-friendly solution that works with a simple push mechanism, ideal for busy modern lifestyles.

For baths without an overflow system, we provide wastes that ensure efficient drainage while preventing potential overflows, adding an extra layer of protection for your bathroom. Our freestanding bath wastes are particularly popular, providing elegance along with practicality, perfect for freestanding bathtubs that are the centrepiece of the bathroom.

The range also includes various trap options, such as the slimline trap for tight spaces or the more robust P-trap, which ensures a hygienic environment by preventing odours from returning up through the drain. Each waste is crafted from high-quality materials such as brass, stainless steel, and chrome, offering durability and resistance to corrosion and tarnishing.

Choose from finishes like brushed brass, antique gold, and matt black to match your other bathroom fittings for a cohesive look. Our wastes are designed to complement a wide array of bathtubs, from deep soaking tubs to standard sizes, ensuring that you can find the perfect fit for your setup. Discover the best in bath waste solutions at Tapron. Our products combine functionality with luxury, ensuring that your bathroom remains clean, dry, and stylish. Upgrade your bathroom’s efficiency and aesthetic today with our top-tier bath wastes, available in an array of designs and finishes to suit any décor.

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Installation and Maintenance Tips for Bath Wastes: A DIY Guide

This guide offers practical advice on installing and maintaining bath wastes, making these tasks approachable for homeowners. Learn to gather the right tools, remove old waste, install new units, and perform regular maintenance to ensure efficient drainage. With step-by-step instructions and maintenance advice, this Tapron UK guide empowers you to keep your bathroom in top condition, enhancing both its functionality and aesthetic appeal.
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The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Bath Waste for Your Bathroom

This guide dives into the essentials of choosing the right bath waste for your bathroom, highlighting the importance of style, functionality, and material. We spotlight the Click-Clack Bath Waste and Overflow - Stainless Steel for its ease of use, modern design, and durability. Whether upgrading or installing new, Tapron UK offers a range of options to suit any bathroom design, ensuring a perfect blend of aesthetics and practicality.
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Innovative Bath Waste Solutions: Enhancing Functionality and Style

This blog explores the latest innovations in bath waste solutions that blend functionality with style. From click-clack technology to customizable finishes, Tapron UK offers a range of options to upgrade your bathroom's efficiency and aesthetic. Learn how easy installation and maintenance can transform your space into a seamless blend of design and practicality.
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Read More About Tapron's Bath Wastes

Tapron’s assortment of products goes beyond tapware and accessories where we bring you all the details you will need for a fully functional space, including a bath waste system. Often overlooked in home renovations, these minor fixtures play an excellent role in enhancing everyday practicality with quick-draining properties and effectively prolong the span of your entire bathroom setup and system.

A bath waste kit is an essential component of a modern home’s plumbing system, playing a crucial role in draining water from the tub and preventing overflow. These fixtures, also known as bathtub drains or waste and overflow assemblies, consist of various components that work together to ensure efficient water drainage and maintain the integrity of the bathtub and surrounding area.

Explore the benefits of having bath waste and overflow kits in your home with our blog: BATH WASTE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT

Components of Bath Waste Kits

With each fixture made with high-quality brass, these bath wastes and kits are durable fittings for most bathroom environments and are tested to extensively withstand vapour and moisture exposure. The brushed, polished and matt finishes enhance this robust construction and make the products less prone to wear and tear, including stains, scratches, fingerprints and tarnish.

Drain Fitting: The drain fitting is the primary component of the bath plug set, located at the bottom of the bathtub. It serves as the exit point for water to flow out of the tub and into the plumbing system and includes a strainer or stopper to prevent debris such as hair, soap scum, and other particles from clogging the drain pipe.

This click clack bath waste is a user-friend fitting and keeps the drain hole sealed with a watertight property. It has a simple push mechanism to open/close it and a versatile round silhouette that suits well with all interiors. This allows users to easily control the drainage of water from the bathtub with a simple push-click motion, eliminating the need for traditional plugs or stoppers.

Overflow Assembly: The overflow assembly is a secondary opening located near the top of the bathtub, usually integrated into the tub’s wall. Its purpose is to prevent the bathtub from overflowing by providing an alternate path for excess water to drain away, running parallel to the functionality of the bath click clack waste. The overflow assembly is connected to the drain fitting via a waste pipe, allowing water to flow freely between the two openings. It is offered in stunning square and round profiles to match every homeowner’s desired aesthetics.

Waste Pipe: The waste pipe connects the drain fitting to the overflow assembly, allowing water to flow between the two openings. It is typically made of durable materials such as PVC or metal and is designed to withstand the weight of the water and the pressure exerted on it during draining, preventing sudden bursts or clogs that can lead to premature wear and tear.

Trap: Another essential part of the bath waste system is the trap, which is a curved section of pipe located beneath the bathtub drain that retains a small amount of water to prevent sewer gases from entering the bathroom. It also acts as a barrier to block objects from entering the plumbing system and causing clogs. This enables a serene and fresh ambience in your bath space without risking possible malfunctions.

Waste Plug or Stopper: The shower plug cover is a device that seals the drain fitting, preventing water from flowing out of the bathtub when not in use. These covers are typically installed over the drain opening in the shower floor or bathtub and come in a variety of designs to suit different preferences and needs.

Know more about a click clack bath waste and the importance of having a well-planned drainage system in your bath and shower space: INNOVATIVE BATH WASTE SOLUTIONS: ENHANCING FUNCTIONALITY AND STYLE

Innovation in Bath Waste

Bath waste systems have evolved significantly, moving beyond basic drain plugs to modern, efficient, and stylish mechanisms that improve functionality and user convenience. These innovations ensure better drainage, ease of use, and enhanced hygiene while complementing various bathroom aesthetics. Below are four key advancements in drainage technology:

1. Click-Clack Waste Mechanism – Effortless Operation and Modern Aesthetics

The click-clack waste, also known as a push-button waste, is a revolutionary improvement over traditional plug-and-chain systems. Designed for ease of use, it allows users to open and close the drain with a simple press—one push to seal and another to release the water.

This type has a simple mechanism where you press the plug to open or close the drain. The click sound indicates that it's either fully open or closed. It's known for its ease of use and sleek design.

Key Benefits:

User-Friendly – No need to fiddle with chains or separate plugs; a single press activates the mechanism.
Minimalist and Stylish – A sleek design that blends seamlessly with contemporary aesthetics.
Durable and Long-Lasting – Many models feature brass or stainless steel construction with corrosion-resistant coatings.
Easy to Clean – The pop-up cover can often be removed for effortless maintenance.

If you prefer a sleek, clutter-free look, a chrome-finished click-clack waste is perfect for a modern bathtub, providing hassle-free operation and a streamlined appearance.

2. Pop-Up Waste System – Convenient and Hygienic Control

The pop-up waste offers a sophisticated drainage solution by allowing users to control the waste cover using a lever or rotating dial. The plug moves up or down via an internal linkage mechanism, eliminating the need for direct hand contact with the drain cover.

This type also has a mechanism that allows the plug to pop up when pushed, usually by a lever or knob located on the overflow or side of the bath. It works similarly but can have a different method of activation.

Key Benefits:

Hands-Free Operation – No need to touch the drain plug directly, making it a more hygienic option.
Integrated Design – Often built into bath mixers or deck-mounted controls, keeping the bath area uncluttered.
Smooth Mechanism – Provides a controlled and seamless drainage experience, making it a preferred choice for luxury bathrooms.
Reduced Wear and Tear – Unlike separate plug systems, the internal linkages are protected from excessive handling.

For a luxury bathtub experience, a pop-up waste system with a lever handle integrated into your bath mixer offers seamless drainage control without manual effort.

3. Freeflow Bath Waste System – Continuous Drainage for Overflow Protection

A freeflow bath waste is a unique drainage solution that allows water to continuously drain at a controlled rate, preventing overfilling. Unlike traditional wastes, which require manual operation, the freeflow system ensures that water never exceeds a certain level, eliminating the risk of overflow.

A bath waste with overflow features a drainage system that allows water to flow out continuously when the plug is removed or left open. The system is often designed for easy drainage and overflow prevention. It typically doesn't have a stopper or plug, making it ideal for modern bath setups that prioritise water drainage efficiency, such as certain freestanding or contemporary designs.

Key Benefits:

Prevents Overflow – Constantly drains excess water, making it ideal for homes with children or high-capacity baths.
Hassle-Free Usage – No need to open or close a plug; the water drains automatically when the level gets too high
Low Maintenance – Fewer moving parts mean less wear and tear, reducing the chances of malfunction

A freeflow bath waste system is ideal for deep soaking bathtubs or freestanding baths in luxury settings where water level control is essential. It provides peace of mind by ensuring the bath never overflows, even if left unattended.

4. Bath Waste with Overflow Fillers – A Multi-Functional Design

A bath waste with an overflow filler is an innovative system that combines the bath overflow and filling function in one unit. Instead of a traditional spout or mixer tap, the overflow itself acts as the water inlet, filling the bath while also preventing overflows.

The overflow and waste system in a bathtub serves two essential functions: managing water levels and draining water after use. The overflow function helps prevent water from spilling over the edges of the bath by allowing excess water to flow out through an overflow outlet, typically positioned near the top of the bath. This feature is especially useful when the bath is filled too high, ensuring the water doesn’t overflow and cause damage.

The waste function is responsible for draining the water once the bath is used. It is connected to the plumbing system via the drain and can be operated with various types of plugs, including pop-up, click-clack, or traditional plug-and-chain systems. Together, these two functions create a seamless and efficient way to maintain the right water level in your bath and ensure proper drainage after use.

Key Benefits:

Sleek and Space-Saving – Eliminates the need for a separate bath spout, providing a clean and modern look.
Dual Functionality – Acts as both a bath filler and an overflow waste, streamlining the bathing experience.
Reduced Splashing – Water enters the bath gently from the overflow, minimising splashing compared to high-pressure spouts.
Ideal for Minimalist Bathrooms – Perfect for contemporary or luxury bathrooms where a clutter-free aesthetic is desired.

For a modern freestanding bath, a bath waste and overflow in matt black or brushed brass offers a stylish, space-efficient solution, removing the need for a separate spout while maintaining elegance and functionality.

Stylish Finishes for a Luxurious Look

At Tapron, we believe that functionality should never come at the expense of style. That’s why our collection is available in a selection of premium finishes, designed to enhance any bathroom décor. Whether you favour the warm elegance of a brass waste or a brushed brass bath waste, the sleek durability of a chrome bath waste, or the timeless shine of brushed stainless steel, our range ensures a seamless match for any interior.

For those seeking a bold, contemporary aesthetic, a black bath waste or a brushed black bath waste creates a striking contrast, while rose gold adds a touch of refined glamour. Each finish is crafted for durability, corrosion resistance, and effortless maintenance, ensuring your bathroom retains its beauty for years to come.

Additional Fittings

The click clack bath plug and kit can be paired universally with our assortment of bathroom taps and shower fittings for a complete venture that is reminiscent of a spa or resort. These taps are offered in a variety of mounting structures that enable homeowners to make the most of the available space and layout of their homes. This includes the freestanding, wall mounted and deck taps in modern and traditional designs.

Adorning advanced features like aerators for a bubbling water flow, ceramic disc cartridge that prevents leaks or adaptable fittings to suit all home’s water pressure systems, the tapware selection extends to all the requirements and needs of modern homes. Shower fittings include concealed and exposed valves with stunning embellishments and intricate lettering that make your space stand out with a statement. Adjustability is allowed by the rigid riser kits and sliding rails, which can all be paired with the bath plugs and wastes to realise their full potential! Shopping with Tapron is user-friendly with all products available with just a simple click!

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Frequently Asked Questions

A bath waste is an essential plumbing component that allows water to drain from your bathtub while preventing blockages and leaks. It typically consists of a drain plug or stopper, a waste outlet, and an overflow mechanism to prevent overfilling. Bath wastes come in different styles, such as click-clack, pop-up, and chain waste, to suit various bathroom designs and preferences.

Fitting a bath waste involves securing the waste outlet to the bathtub and connecting it to the waste pipe for efficient drainage. The process includes:

Placing the waste seal under the bath to prevent leaks
Connecting the overflow pipe if included
Attaching the trap and waste pipe securely
Testing for leaks before final installation

If unsure, it’s best to consult a professional plumber to ensure a perfect fit.

The standard bath waste size in the UK is 1½ inches (38mm), which fits most bathtubs. However, some modern or luxury bathtubs may have custom-sized waste outlets, so it's always best to check the specifications of your bath before purchasing a new waste fitting.

A standard bath waste pipe in the UK is typically 40mm (1½ inches) in diameter, allowing for quick and efficient drainage. In some cases, 32mm (1¼ inches) pipes may be used for shorter pipe runs, but 40mm is the recommended size for optimal performance.

To measure your bath waste size, follow these simple steps:

Measure the diameter of the waste outlet hole in the bathtub – most are 1½ inches (38mm).
Check the depth of the waste fitting to ensure compatibility with your bathtub.
Measure the waste pipe diameter – typically 40mm for standard installations.
If replacing an old waste, measure the existing fittings to find a matching size.

Always verify the bath manufacturer’s specifications to ensure the perfect fit for your new bath waste system.

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Featured Blogs

Installation and Maintenance Tips for Bath Wastes: A DIY Guide

The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Bath Waste for Your Bathroom

Innovative Bath Waste Solutions: Enhancing Functionality and Style

Read More About Tapron's Bath Wastes

Components of Bath Waste Kits

Innovation in Bath Waste

1. Click-Clack Waste Mechanism – Effortless Operation and Modern Aesthetics

Key Benefits:

2. Pop-Up Waste System – Convenient and Hygienic Control

Key Benefits:

3. Freeflow Bath Waste System – Continuous Drainage for Overflow Protection

Key Benefits:

4. Bath Waste with Overflow Fillers – A Multi-Functional Design

Key Benefits:

Stylish Finishes for a Luxurious Look

Additional Fittings

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a bath waste?

2. How do I fit a bath waste?

3. What size is a bath waste?

4. What size waste pipe is used for a bath?

5. How do I measure bath waste size?