Ceramic Clay Sink Trap

The original classic trap eze disposable trap is a reliable and affordable way to install clay and plaster drainage into your home or studio sink.

Ceramic clay sink trap.

It is best to have a professional plumber connect the clay trap to the sink and to the outlet drain. Gleco trap system brings revolution to the age old chore of sink trap retrieval and plaster trap maintenance. This listing is for a full trap eze 5 gallon kit which includes everything you need for installation and use. These traps which may also just be called clay traps or sink traps connect to the pipes below your sink and allow clay particles and glaze materials to settle and collect in a closed container which rests below your drainage.

Cut the pipe and refit things to measure. Use silicon sealant to seal all the holes after the pipes are in place. Clay settles at the base of the tank in a plastic bag making it easy to remove. Finally use a sink strainer to prevent large items from entering the pipes.

Stainless steel clay trap. Owning a clay studio sink trap can save you thousands on plumbing bills. No more leaky bags or bulky buckets. Ceramic studio safety gloves aprons face shields glasses dust masks gloves aprons face shields glasses dust masks.

The length of the pipe joining the bottom to the top will determine the height of the clay trap. All trap buckets feature high strength plastic construction and permenently sealed lids. No loose connections no mess. Here at the ceramic shop we offer several clay sink traps that can provide you with a simple solution.

First published in 2014. I installed this sink trap over a year ago and it has worked great. By directing the sink trap to the side there is no need to remove any fittings just pop up the lid rotate it around and the sink trap can be cleaned easily. Shop our collection of sink traps for pottery studios at sheffield pottery today.

Measure the sink space and then use that to determine a length for the pipe. Install the pre assembled gleco trap once then replacing the bottle takes less than one minute start to finish without tools. Original gleco trap invented by a plumber the 64 oz.