Bath Wastes

Bathroom & Kitchen Essentials Delivered Across Ireland

Shop the full IrishBath.ie range in one place, including bathroom taps, kitchen taps, wastes, showers and valves, heating parts and practical accessories and decor in Ireland for homes across Ireland. This page is the main shopping hub for customers who want to browse every product before choosing a specific room, finish or product type.

For bathrooms, start with basin mixer taps, bath taps, bath shower mixer taps, waterfall taps, wastes, showers, valves, towel rails and accessories. For kitchens, browse kitchen mixer taps, pull-out taps, sink fittings, heating valves and practical accessories for everyday use.

Our product range includes popular finishes such as matt black, brushed brass and polished chrome, helping you create a consistent look across your bathroom and kitchen. IrishBath.ie focuses on practical, stylish products for Irish homes, with secure checkout and delivery available across the Republic of Ireland.

Ellsi Chrome easy-clean click-clack bath waste with overflow by Irishbath
Close-up of a bathtub drain with a stopper, faucet, and toiletries in the background at Irishbath store

Chrome Bath Waste and Overflow | Click Clack Easy-Clean

€24,00 EUR
€24,00 EUR
Chrome
Chrome
Matt black easy-clean click-clack bath waste with overflow by Ellsi at IRISHBATH.IE
matt black bath waste with overflow installed in modern bathtub at Irishbath.ie shop

Black Bath Waste and Overflow | Matt Black Click Clack

€25,00 EUR
€25,00 EUR
Black
Black
Brushed brass easy-clean click-clack bath waste with overflow by Ellsi at Irishbath.ie
Brushed brass bath waste with overflow fitted in bath at Irishbath store Ireland

Brushed Brass Bath Waste | Click Clack with Overflow

€26,00 EUR
€26,00 EUR
Brushed Brass
Brushed Brass
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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the overflow come with it, or is that separate?
It comes with it. Each of these arrives as one assembly: the waste that sits in the bottom of the bath, the hose, and the fitting that covers the overflow hole below the rim. That is why a bath waste takes longer to fit than a basin one. There is no slotted-versus-unslotted decision here, because baths effectively always have an overflow.
Will it fit my bath?
Almost certainly. These use G1 1/2, which is a British Standard Pipe thread rather than a manufacturer's own size, so they screw into any matching trap whatever make it is. The waste hole should be 52 mm and the pipe below 40 mm. Worth measuring only if your bath is very old or an imported acrylic, where the hole occasionally differs.
What does easy-clean actually mean?
The dome and strainer basket lift out by hand, so hair and residue can be cleared without tools and without taking the trap apart underneath. Bath wastes block far more often than basin ones - hair has nowhere else to go - so this saves a genuinely unpleasant job several times a year rather than being a line on the packaging.
Which bath taps do these match?
The Kinlin bath shower mixers share the same finishes: chrome, matt black and brushed brass. Bath taps are supplied tap-only, so order both together. Finish matching matters more on a bath than a basin, because tap and waste sit on the same white surface with nothing in between.
Can I reuse my existing trap?
Usually, yes - and under a bath there is every reason to. The trap is the U-bend below the waste and is a separate part; if it is sound and the threads are clean, leave it alone. Renew the sealing washer under the waste flange rather than reusing it, though, since they harden in place and that is the usual cause of a slow weep after a refit.
How do I look after the black and brass finishes?
Keep bath cleaners away from them. Bleach, limescale removers and abrasive creams are the harshest products in most houses, and they will dull a matt coating or strip lacquer from brass - permanently, in both cases. A soft damp cloth and drying afterwards is the entire routine. Chrome is the one finish that tolerates rougher treatment, which is worth knowing if someone else does the cleaning.