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Fitting A Bath Overflow
The overflow fitting on a bath . I mean the parts that fit just below the taps
which consists of a faceplate and the other part behind the bath .Do they come in different sizes .The one I got from Screwfix..... The facing covers the hole ok but the part that comes from behind the bath is 35mm diameter but the hole is 50mm diameter so there is a lot of lateral movement available . I havent fitted it yet but I can see already that the two parts are going to be hard to tighten up properly . Two thin rubber washers and one thicker plastic one have been supplied although it's not clear where each one goes .If I do use it I can see me having to use silicone and tape to get it tight ,especially if I am fussy about having the part that secures the chain horizontal.. Stuart |
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Fitting A Bath Overflow
A 50mm hole is normally required for a pop up bath waste,and will not fit a
standard waste |
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Fitting A Bath Overflow
On Sun, 26 Nov 2006 15:18:09 -0000, "Alex" wrote:
A 50mm hole is normally required for a pop up bath waste,and will not fit a standard waste I presume you mean the waste won't fit the hole...... Well this one is going to fit it .I am determined .I do not want a popup waste .I had one before . A piece of suitable plastic with a hole drilled out with a holesaw and siliconed to the back of the bath should do . |
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