We fitted a new waste to the bathroom basin. It is a waste with a slotted overflow
Anyone?
Robert Chafer
We fitted a new waste to the bathroom basin. It is a waste with a slotted overflow
Anyone?
Robert Chafer
There should be a large rubber or nylon washer between the bottom of the basin and the large nut which clamps the waste in place. If this washer doesn't provide an adequate seal, you'll have to assist it by applying some Plumbers Mait. [You'll need to undo the nut, spread the PM on the mating surfaces, and then do the nut up again. All should then be well].
It's also necessary to ensure that you've got a good seal between the top of the waste and the upper surface of the basin. Otherwise, when you're washing, with the plug in place, water will leak under the rim of the waste into the overflow chamber.
Check. Plumbers mait is my friend on sinks
Hm, I thought the plug seal was dodgy on mine, as I have a bit of seepage down the drain (as opposed to onto the floor). I'll have another shufty at the waste rim.....
Cheers,
Paul.
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