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Needs accessories for your bath? Welcome to the Bathtub Parts sector. There are a variety of bathtub hoses and waste available to fit the bath with the Australian standards. Please feel free to get your bathtub waste with your favourite styles and hoses with your preferred length.
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Bathtub Parts -- Bathtub Waste
Bathtub wastes are used for bath drainage, equipped at the bottom of the tub. MyHomeware provides two of the most popular types of waste, the pop-up and pop-down waste in different finishes. While the pop-up waste drains with the mushroom head in a “lifted up” position, the pop-down waste works with the plug in a “lifted down” position. As the waste is installed at the bottom of the bath, it can be easily and conveniently triggered for drainage by a tiptoe, instead of bending the waist to pull out the bath plug.
When purchasing bathtub waste, it is crucial to confirm if the waste method is allowed in your living area. For example, pop up wastes are not suitable within VIC and QLD. It is highly recommended to confirm with your licensed plumber before making an order.
Bathtub Parts -- Bathtub Hose
Bathtub hoses are connected with the bathtub waste and the sewage system, placing under the bath. Some of them can be cut to fit in the limited installation space. Please read the product page carefully to make sure that the product size can match your physical bathtub measurement.
FAQ about Bathtub Parts
What is the best way to drain a bathtub with Bathtub Parts?
Wipe away any excess putty from around the flange of the drain fitting. Have your helper run water into the tub drain while you watch to make sure there are no leaks under the tub. Close the tub stopper and fill the tub with at least 3 or 4 inches of water, and then allow it to drain quickly to give it a good volume test.
Is it easy to install the Bathtub Parts? Can I install them by myself?
As the bathtub parts are connected with the sewage system, it is highly recommended installed by a licensed plumber. If there is a slight disconnection within the joints, it may cause massive leakage under the bath. Though the leakage may be invisible, it will damage the floor as time passes.
If you are thinking of purchasing a bathtub with waste at MyHomeware, please keep in mind that there are options for bathtub wastes on the bath product pages. You don’t have to worry about the incompatibility between the waste and bath.
