Basin Wastes are meant to stop and start the draining of water from the basin vessel. There are many types of basin wastes those with a chain and plug, while those that are free flow, push button wastes as well as pop up and flip top wastes. All of them use different technology and working mechanisms. So any mechanism or method but the basin waste is a very useful and a very necessary accessory for a basin.
All these fittings at Victorian Plumbing come in chrome black and brass finishes and one can choose from amongst them the one those suites your basin the best.
1. Square Slotted Sprung Plug Basin Waste
2. Unslotted Sprung Plug Basin Waste
All these fittings at Victorian Plumbing come in chrome black and brass finishes and one can choose from amongst them the one those suites your basin the best.
1. Square Slotted Sprung Plug Basin Waste
2. Unslotted Sprung Plug Basin Waste
The sprung plug and the push button basin wastes are very much contemporary in their styling. They are a complete single fitting and have a push button mechanism. That is the drain can be switched on and off by pushing the waste button.
5. Free Running Basin Waste
6. Minimalist Basin Pop up Waste
The pop up waste has a lever controlled mechanism for the draining of water. The lever is built in to a parallel tap or its stands alone on the top of the basin. This mechanism helps you operate the waste without putting your hands in the basin.
9. Brass slotted Flip Top Basin Waste
10. Chrome unslotted Flip Top Basin Waste
The flip top wastes are high quality and chrome plated. And come with a pretty easy mechanism. They look minimalistic, simple and clean
11. Basin Waste with poly plug ball chain
12. Chrome Basin Waste with brass plug ball chain
The traditional Plug and Chain are very common and a good option. These type of wastes are very easy to install on to most of the basins.
15. Basin Waste with brass plug link chain
16. Basin Waste with brass plug counterweight ball chain
Usually in the traditional Plug and Chain mechanism the plug is attached to a chain that can be pulled to release the water. A standard plug is made up of plastic resin or rubber and thus it remains water tight when the water flows due to the weight of the water on top.
Source : www.victorianplumbing.co.uk
