Kartell 90mm fast flow shower tray waste with a polished chrome cover on a white trap body with an angled side outlet
Polished chrome shower waste cover fitted in a white shower tray beside a greige tiled wall
Dimensions diagram for the Kartell 90mm fast flow shower trap: 121.2 mm flange, 116.16 mm cover, 92.73 mm body, 104.18 mm depth and 150.22 mm from the waste centre to the outlet end

Chrome Shower Tray Waste 90mm | Kartell Fast Flow Trap

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Chrome Shower Tray Waste 90mm – Kartell K-Vit Fast Flow Waste and Trap

This is the fitting under the plughole of your shower tray: a shower tray waste and trap in one body, finished with a polished chrome cover. Chrome is the safe choice because almost everything else in a shower is already chrome — the valve, the riser rail, the hose, the glass hinges — so the waste simply joins them rather than starting a new finish.

It is a fast flow design, rated by Kartell at up to 32 litres a minute. That matters more than it sounds: a mixer or pumped shower can deliver water faster than a basic waste clears it, and the tray then floods around your feet. With fast flow, water leaves the tray as fast as most domestic showers put it in.

The body is a self-contained trap, so it holds a little water to stop drain smells rising and there is no separate U-bend to fit underneath. The outlet turns sideways to connect to the waste pipe, and the whole assembly is designed to be cleaned from above once it is fitted, which is how you will deal with hair.

Before ordering, measure the hole in your tray. This waste is for trays with a 90 mm waste hole — the size used by almost all modern stone resin and acrylic trays. Older trays with a smaller 40–50 mm hole need a different, smaller waste.

Features & Benefits

  • 90mm shower tray waste with integrated trap — one fitting, no separate U-bend.
  • Fast flow rated up to 32 L/min, so the tray clears quickly under a mixer or pumped shower.
  • Polished chrome cover that matches chrome valves, rails and screen fittings.
  • Cleans from above once fitted — no need to get under the tray to clear hair.
  • Universal fit for most trays with a 90 mm waste hole.
  • Side outlet with a compression connection for standard 40 mm (1½″) shower waste pipe.
  • EN 1329-1:2014 — Kartell self-declares compliance with the European standard for waste pipework.
  • 1 year Kartell guarantee.

Product Specification

Brand Kartell (K-Vit)
SKU FFW90
Product Type Shower tray waste with integrated trap
Cover Finish Polished chrome
Body White plastic
Tray Waste Hole 90 mm
Cover Diameter 116 mm
Flange Diameter 121 mm
Body Diameter 92.7 mm
Depth Below Flange 104 mm
Width to Outlet End 150 mm from waste centre
Outlet Compression, for 40 mm (1½″) waste pipe
Flow Rate Up to 32 L/min
Weight 330 g
EAN 5055681402266
Standard EN 1329-1:2014 (manufacturer's self-declaration); made under ISO 9001
Guarantee 1 Year

What's Included

  • 1 x Kartell 90mm fast flow shower waste and trap body
  • 1 x Polished chrome cover
  • 1 x Compression outlet connector

Why Choose a Chrome Shower Tray Waste?

Because it is the finish nobody has to think about. A chrome cover sits in a white or grey tray beside a chrome valve and a chrome rail and simply belongs. If you are replacing a tired or discoloured waste in an existing shower, chrome is also the finish most likely to match what is already on the wall.

It pairs with our chrome slide rail shower kit and the Deva Newton thermostatic shower valve. The same Kartell waste comes with a black cover and a brass cover.

We deliver across Ireland — Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford and everywhere in between — free on orders over €100, with same-day Dublin collection on stocked items by arrangement. Compare every shower trap side by side, or browse all bathroom wastes.

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FAQ
Will this fit my shower tray?
Only if the tray has a 90 mm waste hole, so measure across the opening before ordering - it is the check that prevents most returns. Almost all modern stone resin and acrylic trays use 90 mm. Older trays, and some smaller ones, have a 40 to 50 mm hole and need a different, smaller waste; this one will not adapt down to fit them.
Is a shower waste also a trap?
On this one, yes. The body holds a small amount of water - the water seal - which stops smells coming back up from the drain, so there is no separate U-bend to fit underneath. That is the usual arrangement for shower trays, because there is rarely room below the tray for a waste and a trap as two parts.
Is shower waste pipe 32 mm or 40 mm?
Showers use 40 mm (1 1/2 inch) waste pipe, the same as a bath, rather than the 32 mm used under a basin. The larger pipe is there because a shower can put a lot of water into a small tray quickly. The outlet on this waste is a compression fitting for 40 mm pipe.
How fast does it drain?
Kartell rates it at up to 32 litres a minute. A typical mixer or pumped domestic shower delivers well under that, so the water should leave the tray as fast as it arrives. If a tray still floods, the cause is usually hair in the waste or a waste pipe without enough fall, rather than the waste itself.
How do I clear hair from it?
From above. Lift off the cover and the hair that collects in the top of the waste can be removed without getting under the tray. Doing it every week or two stops the slow draining that builds up gradually. Avoid caustic drain cleaners where possible - they are harsh on seals over time.
How do I keep the chrome cover looking new?
Rinse it and wipe it dry when you clean the tray. Chrome tolerates most mild bathroom cleaners, but abrasive pads scratch it and strong limescale removers left to sit can dull it. In a hard-water area a quick wipe after showering is what keeps it bright.