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bath traps
Hello,
What is the best type of trap for a bath? I'm sure that I've read here before that bottle traps are not recommended because they can clog with hair etc. but the alternative seems to be a shallow bath trap with 20mm seal and I thought these could be emptied easily by syphonic effects. Is it best to have a large P-trap with access hole for cleaning? Is the idea of the shallow trap that it will fit between the bath and floorboards? In my bathroom someone has cut a hole in the floorboards to fit a larger trap. Is this a problem? Do fire regs. mean that all floor should be boarded? If so, I've got a gap in the airing cupboard floor too. Why is the seal height of a trap always given in millimetres: why don't they just say standard or shallow? Is the number of millimetres that critical? Thanks, Stephen. |
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