Shower Wastes

A reliable and efficient drainage system is an essential part of any well-functioning bathroom. Without it, standing water and blockages can turn even the most luxurious shower into a daily frustration. Our collection of shower waste traps is designed to prevent such issues, providing smooth and consistent water flow while contributing to a clean and hygienic bathing space.

Suitable for use with a wide variety of bathroom fittings—including taps, shower enclosures, and valves—these waste traps combine practical utility with refined design. Available in a choice of finishes such as matt black, polished chrome, brushed gold, and stainless steel, they allow you to match your drainage fittings to the rest of your interior for a seamless, well-coordinated look.

Built for Everyday Use

Each waste trap is manufactured from high-grade brass, chosen for its resistance to corrosion and suitability for wet environments. The robust construction ensures long-term durability and minimal wear, making these products a practical solution for both domestic and commercial bathrooms. Many models combine brass with ABS plastic components, offering excellent pressure resistance while maintaining a lightweight structure for easy installation.

Together, these materials provide excellent tolerance to changes in temperature, humidity, and exposure to cleaning chemicals—ensuring that the waste system remains intact and functional, even with frequent use. This makes the range especially well-suited to modern bathrooms where performance and longevity are essential.

Efficient Drainage 

The shower tray waste traps in this range are designed to promote fast and effective drainage, preventing water from pooling in the shower area. This not only helps maintain a cleaner space but also reduces the risk of slips and falls caused by standing water. Each fitting is engineered to reduce the likelihood of blockages by trapping debris before it can enter the plumbing system, helping to prevent clogs and preserve your pipework over time.

An efficient drainage system also contributes to better protection against water damage. By directing water quickly and effectively away from tiled surfaces, grout lines, and flooring, these waste traps help protect your bathroom structure from deterioration caused by moisture infiltration.

Proper drainage plays a key role in maintaining a fresh and hygienic showering environment. Quick removal of water helps limit the build-up of bacteria and residue, while the internal seals in each trap are designed to prevent unpleasant odours from rising through the drain. This ensures a pleasant and comfortable space throughout the year, regardless of usage or climate.

Thoughtful Design, Easy Installation

Designed with practicality in mind, these waste traps are easy to install and integrate well into most shower tray configurations. Detailed specifications are listed under each product to support a smooth selection process, helping you find the right size and fit for your setup.

With sleek round or square profiles, the range blends well with both modern and traditional bathroom styles. 

Understanding Fast Flow Systems and Maintenance Needs

Fast flow shower waste systems are popular for their ability to quickly drain water and reduce surface build-up. However, it’s important to understand that higher flow rates may lead to increased water use if not paired with mindful habits. In addition, if a blockage occurs or multiple fixtures are running at once, the system may struggle to keep up, potentially leading to minor overflows.

To keep your waste system functioning as intended, we recommend regular maintenance, correct installation, and adopting water-efficient practices. These simple steps can help prevent avoidable issues, extend the lifespan of your fittings, and keep your bathroom operating smoothly.

Explore our collection of shower waste traps today and discover a solution that combines performance, safety, and design—ensuring your bathroom remains comfortable, clean, and built to last.

Learn more from our blog: How to Choose the Right Shower Waste for Your Bathroom