Art Plumbing

Art Plumbing and Bathroomware supplies wastes and drainage fittings, and Renovation Kingdom carries the range for bathroom, laundry and renovation projects. It includes 32mm and 40mm basin pop down wastes, bath pop down and plug wastes, a bath waste with flexi hose, a universal pop up waste, a basin rubber plug and waste, a 40mm box trap, and tile insert, Megaflex, grate insert and Organics floor wastes. The finishes shown include chrome, brushed nickel, brushed gold, matte black, polished brass and white. 

Start with what is already in place. Check whether your basin or bath has an overflow, because some wastes are listed as no overflow, and match the waste size to the outlet. For a floor waste, compare the outlet size in the title with your drain pipe, and allow for tile thickness and the fall of the floor, as tile insert styles are fitted into the tiled surface. Choose a finish that matches your tapware so the room looks consistent. Wastes sit behind walls and under floors, so ask your licensed plumber to confirm your choices before you order. 

We deliver Australia-wide, and our North Parramatta and Taren Point showrooms can help you match a waste to your fixtures. 

FAQs 

1. How do I know which basin waste size I need? 
 Check the outlet size on your basin and compare it with the sizes in the titles, such as 32mm or 40mm. If you are replacing an existing waste, measure it or take a photo before ordering. Our team can help if you are unsure. 

2. What does “no overflow” mean when choosing a bath waste? 
 Some bath wastes are listed as no overflow, which means they suit a bath without an overflow opening. Check your bath before you order, because an overflow bath needs a waste that suits it. Your plumber can confirm which type you have. 

3. How do I choose a floor waste? 
 Compare the outlet size in the title, such as 80mm or 100mm, with your drain pipe, then check the style against your tiles and floor fall. A tile insert waste is designed to be filled with the same tile as the floor, while a grate insert shows a metal grate. Talk to your tiler and plumber before the floor is laid. 

4. Do I need a box trap? 
A box trap is a plumbing fitting, and whether your layout needs one depends on your drainage. The range includes a 40mm box trap. Ask your plumber to confirm before you order.