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Thanks. I can get rid of the popup waste but why do I need to take the overflow off? (I could just take the black cable off at the end and leave it loose) Thing is the overflow and tap for the tub are in the same unit. So the overflow has a water inlet for cold and hot as well and a mixer on it.OK so I'd take a guess and say it certainly looks like that could be the problem - both top and bottom seals compromised, time for a new bath waste methinks. I'd also get rid of the cabled pop up waste, they tend to leak just for fun. It will need you to get the overflow off too though.
Then it's just buy a new bath waste of your choice, most should be at roughly the same height for the trap and waste pipe. Only thing is the trap - that's a shallow bath trap and unless the waste pipe has an open end on it - empties out to a hopper or open gully - then it should really be proper trap used but it is what it is.

Ah ok - it's a combined overflow filler? The trouble would be getting a new waste that will take that overflow pipe, if you can get one the same size then great, if not then that may be a problem.So the overflow has a water inlet for cold and hot as well and a mixer on it.


My choice tooThe old chain and plug is always the best but isn't very contemporary
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