For use with Plastic Pipes to BS5254 and BS5255, Copper Pipe (metric or imperial) and Lead pipe. Fit as follows:

1) Chamfer inside of pipe (if required) to remove any burr or to enable Plastic Pipe to be eased over internal sleeve.

2) Remove Nut, Plastic Washer and Rubber Olive from Trap

3) Push Nut, Plastic Washer and Rubber Olive over pipe

4) Push Pipe over Internal Sleeve and Into Trap

5) Connect Nut and hand tighten

If plastic pipe is undersize, or out of shape, end of pipe may require to be heated to enable it to be pushed over the internal sleeve and into the Trap (or Fitting).

The above details refer to Traps manufactured principally for the UK market although these Traps can be used in other markets where the Waste Outlets and Waste Pipe are manufactured to British Standards.

A comprehensive range of Traps is available for other markets. Detailed information for country or Geographical Area is available on application.

All Traps, Waste Pipe, Waste Fittings and Soil Fittings When Installed in Buildings should be installed in compliance With:

1) The Building Regulations 2000 (as amended) England and Wales.

2) The Building Standards (Scotland) Regulations 1990 (as amended).

3) The Building regulations (Northern Ireland) 2000.

Alternatively the relevant recommendations of BS EN 12056 should be followed.

All traps should be accessible and provided with an adequate facility for cleansing, for example, traps that are capable of being readily removed or dismantled. In general a trap which is not an integral part of an appliance should be attached to, and be immediately beneath, its outlet. However, traps that are not connected to the appliance should be as close as possible. There should be no more than one trap on the discharge pipework from any appliance.