If you’re looking for bathroom wastes in Perth, you’ll soon see there is no shortage of varieties and options. There are wastes to suit all design styles and budgets, from traditional budget wastes to modern matt wastes and beyond.
Choosing a bathroom waste is a fairly straightforward process; it merely comes down to the type, functionality and design.
Types of Bathroom Wastes
There are several types of bathroom wastes available, so knowing which type is best for your needs and application is the first step.
The first type of waste is the classic plug and waste variety. Here, you have a separate waste and plug to contain the water. This waste is a common choice for baths. However, the downside is; the plug is easily misplaced, and this can be very frustrating when you need to fill a bath or basin.
The second type of waste is the modern pup-up waste, which has now become a standard fitting for new bathrooms and bathroom renovations. Pop-up wastes offer an all-in-one solution. The waste and plug are combined in one convenient and contemporary looking design.
Bathroom Waste Functionality
A bathroom waste can provide functionality for a basin and a bath. However, the same size waste generally isn’t suitable for both. Additionally, bathroom wastes are available with or without an overflow. If your basin features a built-in overflow, then a basin waste with an overflow is required.
Bathroom wastes come in two size variants: 32mm diameter for basins and 40mm diameter for baths. Pay attention to this detail when purchasing your wastes. You will find both waste sizes in the extensive range of bathroom wastes at Ross’s Discount Home Centre.
Bathroom Waste Design
A bathroom waste’s design will significantly differ between types. If you’re looking for a basin or bath waste that provides a more modern design, then a pop-up waste is the better option.
Pop-up wastes come in a range of finishes to match other tapware in a bathroom. For example, our pop-up basin wastes come in both chrome and matt black finishes. Classic plug and wastes are more generally only available in chrome.
