Unlike other draining tubs, the PlumbTub requires no rubber seals or grease, making it a low-maintenance solution that can be used straight out of the box. Its innovative design also ensures that it's easy to clean, making it a reliable and hygienic tool that you can depend on. If you need to drain a radiator then the plumbtub will clip around the pipe and help collect the water, and as it gets full you can swap to a second empty tub. The ultimate solution to all your radiator draining woes. Say goodbye to traditional tubs that can't reach those hard-to-get spots and hello to the flexible and versatile Plumbtub. A properly installed vent keeps these pressure fluctuations under control…which in turn keeps the trap seal inside the P-Trap.

It is now time to work on your current plumbing, so it is best to isolate your water supply using your isolation valves. These are small, metal valves with a screw-head in the middle that you can turn to turn off the water to an individual tap. If you do not have isolation valves then you can switch off using the mains. We recommend perhaps taking this opportunity to fit isolation valves, they will be helpful for any future projects.

One of the simplest and most widely used methods of venting is called “ conventional venting.” That’s when each plumbing fixture has its own vent, which is called an individual vent. And that’s the method of venting we’re using to plumb this bathroom.

There is a common misconception that freestanding baths are a hassle to have installed and involve significant disruption which is not necessarily the case. Installing a freestanding bath can be as straight forward as plumbing in an ordinary bath, as you are about to find out. The process of plumbing a freestanding bath works the same way as regular bath tub being plumbed, with a waste in the front leading to the drain pipe adjacent to the hot and cold water pipes that stop at your tub, or continue up to your shower. The only difference is that regular bathtub has plumbing that works behind the scenes, whereas freestanding plumbing works from the front and centre. The plumbing of a freestanding bathtub can also work as a design feature.Score and remove the cement board, drywall, or plaster underneath the wall finish below the cut line, and continue removing material until you reach the wall studs. At this point your bath may be raised onto some timber slabs to allow access under the bath to make the final connections.