Crosswater Bath Pop-Up Waste - BTW0241C

£40.06

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2 Working Days Approx

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Shipping: £7.95

Key Features

✔Ideal for use with 52mm and 90mm waste outlets
✔15 years of guarantee from the manufacturer

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SKU Code: QS-V21965

MFC Code: BTW0241C

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Crosswater BTW0241C Details

This Bath Pop-up Waste is simple yet truly a stylish fixture comprising quality materials and available at a budget-friendly price here at QS Supplies. Designed in a tubular, practical format, it comes in chrome and white finish and is ideal for use with 52mm and 90mm waste outlets. Brought to by the ever-reliable house of Crosswater always offers extremely hardy products, and their fifteen-year guarantee backs up this waste outlet. The premium fixing is a must-have for your bathtubs.

The manufacturing code of this product is BTW0241C.
It comes in a chrome and white finish.
Weight: 2kg.
Tried and tested bath draining.

Flexible overflow pipe for easy installation.
Suitable for free-standing baths.
Refer to the technical diagram for the complete technical dimension.

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By: Glenn From : WAKEFIELD Overall Rating: Date: March 10, 2021 Modern Pop Up Waste

This pop-up bath waste was economical to buy and easy to fit yet compliments the new bath filler tap that I had fitted.

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By: Neil From : HORLEY Overall Rating: Date: August 24, 2022 Replacement Fitted

Replaced one of these for a customer and was an easy job. Would recommend.

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A Asked :
Our plug seems to have sunk into the hole and not be coming up when we twist the mechanism. How can we open the plug as we cannot drain any water now?

Answered By QS Team

It could be down to two things, one of the cogs within the mechanism may have broken, not allowing the pop-up function to work. The other could be that the pop-up wire could have come loose at the bottom of the waste, which will need to be re-plugged.