

Which waste and overflow systems fit your bathroom?
How to choose the right waste
- You should choose the waste according to its drainage capacity. It is regulated in EN 274 and amounts to at least 0.4 l/s. For higher flow rates, you determine the flow rate from the inflow rate via the fitting.
- The sealing water height of 5 cm is also stipulated in EN 274 and should only be lower in exceptional cases.
- When connecting to the shower tray or shower tile, a distinction is made between two connection dimensions, so the waste hole can be 52 mm or 90 mm in diameter. Choose the connection that fits the waste hole.
- The type of connection is split into vertical and horizontal. Above the ceiling, the drainage pipe is connected horizontally. If you want to lead the waste water directly downwards, i.e. vertically through the storey ceiling, this is called a vertical connection to the waste water pipe. You can choose the appropriate waste.
- You should choose a DN 50 connection for the waste.
- When selecting, you should also observe the dimension sheet (total height, connection height, total length).
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