Linkware Basin Wastes

A basin waste is the fitting in the bottom of a sink that allows water to drain out safely, typically paired with a plug or pop-up mechanism. Linkware wastes are designed for durability and easy installation.

Linkware basin wastes are commonly available in 32 mm and 40 mm sizes to suit different basin drain apertures.

You can find Linkware basin wastes in finishes like brushed nickel and matte black, matching a variety of tapware styles.

Yes — some Linkware wastes support overflow basins. Be sure to check the product description to confirm the model supports overflow.

Installation involves securing the waste to the basin, applying a sealant underneath, and tightening the nut underneath. A plumber or experienced DIYer can complete the job smoothly.

Yes — Linkware’s universal pop-up wastes are compatible with many standard basin tap configurations.

Linkware basin wastes are typically made from quality brass, giving them longevity, resistance to corrosion, and a premium feel.

Yes — most Linkware basin wastes come with a manufacturer warranty for parts and finish. Consult the specific product listing for exact terms.

Clean with mild soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scrub pads, especially on matte finishes, to preserve the appearance and function.

Yes — as long as the new waste matches the diameter of your existing drain hole, a Linkware waste can be installed to replace an older or damaged fitting.

If installed correctly and properly sealed, it should not leak. Make sure all sealant and nut connections are tight and well aligned.

Issues like clogging or slow drainage tend to occur with hair or debris buildup. Regular cleaning and occasional disassembly can prevent most problems.

With proper installation and care, a high-quality brass waste can last years without major wear or failure.

Yes — for those confident with basic plumbing work, DIY installation is possible. However, for a secure and leak-free fit, having a plumber do the job is recommended.

A pop-up waste seals and opens with a push mechanism, while a plug-and-chain waste uses a rubber or metal plug attached to a chain. Linkware offers pop-up wastes for modern applications.

Yes — the finishes are designed to coordinate with Linkware tapware, mixer sets, and other bathroom fittings for a cohesive design.

They can, as long as the basin’s waste aperture is compatible and the wall thickness allows the nut to be tightened securely.

Yes — it can be removed and cleaned or replaced if needed, making maintenance straightforward.

Yes — if needed, you can carefully tighten the waste nut from underneath, but be cautious not to overtighten and risk damaging the basin.

Slow drainage may be due to misalignment, a partially blocked pipe, or debris in the waste. Clean the waste and check the trap to resolve most issues.