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Bath Wastes & Plugs
There are many different types of bath wastes and bath plugs to choose from. We offer a wide array of bath waste styles, such as pop up bath wastes and exposed wastes, and finishes, such as gold and chrome bath wastes. Whether you need a quick replacement or are completing a larger renovation, these will finish off your bathroom beautifully.
We offer chrome, gold and brushed brass bath wastes alongside other finishes, providing a subtle yet effective way to personalise your bathtub. For a cohesive and tailored look, consider matching your bath waste or pop-up plug to your bath taps.
Bath wastes and overflows are important because they are hard working, functional items that ensure the smooth daily use of your bathtub. However, they also present an opportunity to carry your chosen theme across your bathroom, as small functional pieces can be used as accents.
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26th July 2026Hose a bit long as is the chain but better too long than too short
Valued C- verified purchaser
Good purchase
25th July 2026Very good product and easy to fit, would recommend
David A from Staffordshire- verified purchaser
Good but poor delivery
22nd July 2026Good product and dispatch quickly but DPD were very poor took 4 days to deliver my next day delivery. This happens every time with DPD. They wait until they have another delivery in a similar location before delivering. I would ask Victoria Plumbing to use a different carrier.
Philip B from - verified purchaser
Very Nice
19th July 2026Works well, brass finish looks really nice
Sam E from Lancashire- verified purchaser
FAQ's
Our quick guide below covers the key points about bath wastes; sizes, types, installation tips and the best way to seal them.
What is a bath waste?
A bath waste lets water drain safely from your bathtub once you’ve finished using it. It connects the plug hole to the drainage system, ensuring water flows away efficiently while helping to prevent overflows. Most bath wastes include the plug, overflow and the connecting pipework hidden behind the bath.
There are several styles to suit different looks and needs. Plug and chain wastes are the traditional choice, perfect for classic or period-style baths. Pop-up wastes use a simple turning dial to raise or lower the plug; a practical option that keeps your hands out of hot water. Finally, click clack bath wastes offer a fuss-free design where a quick press opens or closes the plug.
Are bath wastes a standard size?
Yes, bath wastes are a standard size, making them easy to replace or match with most modern bathtubs. The typical measurement is 1½ inches (40mm), designed to handle the greater volume of water used in a bath compared with a basin. This size also applies to the connecting trap and waste pipe.
Is it easy to replace a bath waste?
Bath wastes, whether pop-up, click clack or traditional plug and chain, are designed to make installation straightforward. You’ll need basic tools like a screwdriver, pliers and pipe cutters, as well as some plumber’s gold or sealant to ensure a watertight fit. The process involves removing the old waste and overflow components, cleaning away any sealant and fitting the new waste so it sits securely with the correct washers and seals.
Should you use silicone when fitting a bath waste?
Yes, applying a silicone sealant is recommended when fitting a bath waste. It works alongside the washers, rubber seals and nuts to create a watertight finish, preventing leaks and ensuring everything sits securely. For pop-up bath wastes in particular, silicone helps avoid overtightening, which can interfere with the mechanism and stop it working smoothly.