Shower Wastes | Shower Tray Traps & Waste

Shower Wastes

Shower wastes at QS Supplies come in many sizes and styles to suit all enclosure types. Products available in this category come in different materials, ranging from brass to stainless steel and even plastic. We offer stylish and traditional design wastes with a plug chain - we even stock fast-flow waste, which can be fast in draining water. Available in finishes such as chrome and gold, each of the products displayed below comes in different diameters, so you can find the one that best fits your showering needs.

Starting from 50mm to 120mm in diameter, our hand-picked collection is highly functional and backed by the manufacturer's guarantee. Manufactured by top brands such as Geberit, Nuie, Pura, and more, you can rest assured that you're getting the best possible waste for your shower tray. You can also refer to our buying guide and top picks to buy the right one.

F.A.Q's

FAQs

What Size is a Standard Shower Waste?

2" (50mm) – Buy this if you have a shower tray with a 50mm waste hole. However, if you have a large shower tray, you may require a larger shower waste.
What Is Fast Flow Waste?

Often used with large shower trays, Fast-flow waste lets more water drain per minute than standard waste. These wastes typically have a higher drainage rate, which means they can move a larger volume of water through the drainage pipes in a shorter period.

At our online store, we offer fast-flow waste, and it comes in different diameter sizes. Before buying, measure the drain hole diameter in your shower tray to get the right one.
What Causes a Blocked Shower Drain?

Shower drains typically get blocked with hair, especially if someone shaves in the shower. Soap residue coats the hair and gradually reduces the water flow. If you live in a hard water area, it can leave behind mineral deposits in the pipes, which can eventually lead to a blockage.
Do Shower Wastes Clog Easily?

It is an unpleasant fact that the waste does get clogged up. They are easy to clean, pull off the chrome cap, and manually remove any debris. The blockage happens gradually and can sometimes be cleared with a sink plunger. Clean it once a month to prevent total blockages.