Freestanding bath waste

[vala]

Got a freestanding bath from Charlotte Edwards and the waste/trap provided sits proud of the bath when it sits on the deck.

One option is to cut out a section of the tile so the low profile trap can sit on that, however before I resort to that, just wondered if anyone has come across a waste/trap that's approx no longer then 95-100mm and has a overflow connection AND is of the click clack type?

I did find a waste/trap by Geberit which is 89mm in height however it's for the turn type waste and unfortunately I have a slotted overflow so it can't be used.

Oh, and if possible preference is for a white waste.

[TonyT]

Mcalpine q10 shallow trap?

[Adsibob]

I think @Bitpipe might have had a similar challenge with his Lusso stone bath. I’ve bought the same bath as him, and will have to deal with this challenge next week… 

[Bitpipe]

14 hours ago, vala said:

Got a freestanding bath from Charlotte Edwards and the waste/trap provided sits proud of the bath when it sits on the deck.

One option is to cut out a section of the tile so the low profile trap can sit on that, however before I resort to that, just wondered if anyone has come across a waste/trap that's approx no longer then 95-100mm and has a overflow connection AND is of the click clack type?

I did find a waste/trap by Geberit which is 89mm in height however it's for the turn type waste and unfortunately I have a slotted overflow so it can't be used.

Oh, and if possible preference is for a white waste.

 

We went for the cutout & traditional trap with flex hose to bath waste option, could not see any alternative that would not have caused other issues. Unfortunately only realised that this was needed after floor had been tiled so was a bit of a mess to resolve but got there and never had a problem with it in the 5 years since.