large waste for belfast sink

[brntuk]

I recently bought a very old belfast sink which has a stepped waste hole. I went to Jewsons and the standard BS waste wasnt wide enough to cover the hole inside the sink. Where can I look for an outsize waste (belfast sink or not) which might fit. The sink also has a built in overflow so needs a weer i.e. holes for drainage.

(Unfortunately I don't have measurements at time of writing so I just want pointers to where I can look.) Cheers

 

[doitall]

Buy a belfast sink waste which has a big flange, but no plug facility, or but a 2" waste and trap, but the later will be interesting.

I'll give you a clue, Vulcathene in science labs.

 

[JayJay1978]

Measure the diameter of the hole and recess and go to any decent plumbers merchants, they will have one.

Something like this.

http://www.bathroom2u.com/sagittarius-belfast-sink-waste-unslotted-p-3592.html

Jewsons are terrible and expensive.

 

[doitall]

Measure the diameter of the hole and recess and go to any decent plumbers merchants, they will have one.

Something like this, make sure its unslotted.

http://www.bathroom2u.com/sagittarius-belfast-sink-waste-unslotted-p-3592.html

Jewsons are terrible and expensive.

Come on JayJay get with it.

Belfast sinks have an overflow and need slotted wastes.

London Patt are unslotted.

 

[JayJay1978]

Hey, I did say something like this.

Jewsons are the pits though aren't they?

 

[brntuk]

I've just checked the diameter of the sink hole and it is a whopping 9.3 cm and the depth of the (stepped) hole 5.7cm, so most standard belfast sink wastes are too small. Any suggestions? Cheers

 

[doitall]

Yes buy a 2" waste and trap.

 

[Nige F]

Or get one from a trough urinal from a salvage yard then cut the slots