Home Range Classic Bottle Trap - 35mm - Chrome Finish - Brass
This classic bottle trap from Home Range features a 35mm connection and a polished chrome finish, ...This classic bottle trap from Home Range features a 35mm connection and a polished chrome finish, making it a stylish and functional addition to any exposed basin plumbing. Constructed from durable brass, it ensures long-term reliability and resistance to corrosion. The adjustable horizontal outlet pipe allows for flexible fitting, making it suitable for most UK bathroom and cloakroom basins. Its straightforward installation makes it ideal for visible plumbing setups where both appearance and performance are important. The trap is designed to suit standard 35mm basin waste connections and is compatible with most standard UK basin waste fittings.
This Home Range Classic Bottle Trap is designed for homeowners and plumbers seeking a stylish and durable solution for exposed basin plumbing. Its key benefit is combining aesthetic appeal with reliable functionality, preventing foul odors from entering the room. A potential caveat is its specific 35mm connection, which requires compatibility with existing waste pipes. This trap features a polished chrome finish, durable brass construction, and an adjustable outlet pipe for versatile installation in UK bathrooms and cloakrooms.
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Model Part Number
5056866129442
Brand
Home Range
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I clean out a blockage in the bottle trap?
First, place a bucket underneath the trap. Loosen the retaining nut on the adjustable outlet pipe, then unscrew the trap body. Carefully empty any collected debris into the bucket. Clean the inside of the trap with a brush and mild detergent, rinse, and reassemble, ensuring all seals are in place.
What is the warranty period for this bottle trap?
Refer to the manufacturer's documentation or the retailer's website for specific warranty information. Typically, brass plumbing fittings come with a manufacturer's warranty against defects.
Can this bottle trap be used in a kitchen sink?
While designed for basins, this bottle trap can be used in a kitchen sink if the waste outlet size is 35mm and it is an exposed plumbing setup. However, kitchen sinks often have higher flow rates and may encounter grease, which could require more frequent cleaning.
What tools do I need for installation?
You will typically need a pipe wrench or adjustable pliers, a bucket, and potentially a sealant or PTFE tape depending on your existing pipework connections. A soft cloth for cleaning is also recommended.
How often should I check the trap for leaks?
It's advisable to check for leaks after initial installation and then periodically, perhaps every few months, or if you notice any unusual sounds or smells from the drain.
Can I adjust the height of the trap?
The height adjustment is primarily achieved through the positioning of the adjustable horizontal outlet pipe. The main body of the trap itself has a fixed height relative to the basin waste.
Troubleshooting
Trap is leaking.
Check that all connections are securely tightened. Ensure seals and washers are correctly positioned and in good condition. If the leak persists, reassemble the trap, ensuring all parts are properly aligned.
Unpleasant odors from the drain.
The trap should prevent odors by maintaining a water seal. If odors are present, the water seal may have evaporated (if the sink is unused for a long time) or there might be a leak allowing gases to escape. Run water for a minute to refill the trap. Check for leaks and tighten connections if found.
Slow water drainage.
The trap may be partially blocked. Loosen the retaining nut on the outlet pipe and carefully empty the trap's contents into a bucket. Clean out any debris from the trap body and outlet pipe. Reassemble and test.
Difficulty connecting to existing pipework.
The adjustable outlet pipe offers some flexibility. Ensure you are using the correct fittings for your specific drainage pipe. Minor adjustments to the trap's position or the angle of the outlet pipe may be needed. Consider consulting a plumber if significant mismatches occur.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and corrosion-resistant brass construction.