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Scudo Matt Black Square Stainless Steel Basin Bottle Trap

Square matt black geometry gives exposed basin plumbing a sharper architectural finish.

50mm square trap body: Creates a crisp modern feature beneath the basin.

330mm outlet pipe: Reaches the wall connection in exposed installations.

Adjustable inlet section: Provides approximately 10–100mm of fitting flexibility.

G1¼-inch threaded connection: The basin waste itself is purchased separately.

Availability: 20 in stock

Original price was: £102.00.
Current price is: £47.49.Save £54.51 off RRP

Description

Specifications for the Scudo Matt Black Square Basin Bottle Trap

Product Type Basin bottle trap
Brand Scudo
Style Modern
Finish Matt black
Material Stainless steel
Shape Square
Installation Wall mounted beneath a basin
Overall Trap Height 120mm
Horizontal Pipe Length 330mm
Trap Body Size 50 x 50mm
Specified Inner-Pipe Adjustment 10–110mm
Drawing Inner-Pipe Adjustment 10–100mm
Basin-Waste Connection G1¼” threaded nut
Wall Pipe Diameter 35mm
Wall Flange Diameter 70mm
Intended Fixture Basin
Basin Included No
Basin Waste Included No
Guarantee 5 years
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Tails’ Take: A Proper Finishing Detail for an Exposed Basin Waste

The Scudo matt black square bottle trap is made for bathrooms where the plumbing beneath a wall-hung or open-frame basin remains on show. Instead of leaving a standard plastic trap visible, it gives the waste run a deliberate furniture-like finish, combining a compact 50mm square body with a straight black wall tube and a round cover plate that hides the pipe entry neatly. The contrast between the squared trap and circular flange adds just enough detail without making the fitting look fussy, while the 330mm tube gives the installer useful length to work with before it is positioned against the finished wall.

Is This Decorative Bottle Trap Right for Your Basin?

Check the basin waste thread, wall position and exposed plumbing layout before installation.

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Who Should Buy

Wall-Hung Basins with Visible Plumbing

The decorative stainless steel body gives exposed pipework a far more intentional appearance beneath an open basin.

Bathrooms Using Angular Matt Black Fittings

Its square trap body can coordinate neatly with black basin taps, wastes, frames and geometric accessories.

Installations Needing an Adjustable Waste Drop

The upper connecting section provides limited vertical adjustment for aligning the trap beneath the basin waste.

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Who Shouldn’t Buy

Basins Enclosed Inside a Vanity Cabinet

A decorative exposed trap may add little value where the entire waste assembly will be hidden inside furniture.

Waste Fittings without a G1¼-Inch Connection

The threaded trap inlet must match the chosen basin waste rather than being assumed to fit every outlet size.

Layouts Requiring More than 330mm to Reach the Wall

The supplied horizontal pipe length should be checked against the waste centre and finished wall position before ordering.

FAQs About the Scudo Matt Black Square Stainless Steel Basin Bottle Trap

Useful answers about waste compatibility, pipe positioning and the decorative finish

Why use a decorative bottle trap beneath a wall-hung basin?

A wall-hung basin often leaves the waste pipe and trap completely visible, so a standard plastic assembly can look unfinished even when it works perfectly well. This stainless steel bottle trap turns that necessary plumbing into part of the bathroom design. Its square black body complements contemporary brassware and gives the area beneath the basin a cleaner, more considered appearance.

What does the G1¼-inch connection need to match?

The G1¼-inch threaded nut connects the top of the bottle trap to the threaded outlet beneath a compatible basin waste. The waste itself is not confirmed as included, so its lower thread must be checked before the two products are ordered together. Matching the visible finish alone is not enough if the mechanical connection sizes differ.

Can the 330mm horizontal pipe be shortened during fitting?

The 330mm pipe gives the installer working length between the bottle trap and the wall outlet, and exposed waste tubes are commonly sized on site to suit the final position. Any cutting should be measured from the installed basin and completed by the fitter so enough pipe remains inside the wall connection. The round 70mm flange then covers the entry point around the 35mm tube for a neater finish.

Why do the inner-pipe adjustment figures differ?

The written specification gives an adjustment range of 10–110mm, while the supplied technical drawing marks it as 10–100mm. Because the difference affects how far the trap can sit below the basin waste, the installer should work to the more conservative 100mm figure unless Scudo confirms otherwise. This is particularly important where the basin outlet and wall waste position leave little room for adjustment.

Additional information

Brand Scudo Bathrooms

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