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In the aspect of plumbing & sanitary, a “trap” is a bend that prevent sewer gases or foul smell from escaping into the building. Depends on the type of fixture, it is located below or with a fixture and is defined in the shape it forms; such as P-trap, S-trap.

Trap distance refers to the horizontal distance measured from the finished wall surface to the centre of the sewage pipe. Mathematically, 1 inch = 25.4mm

In the aspect of plumbing & sanitary, a ‘trap’ is a bend that prevent sewer gases or foul smell from escaping into the building. Depends on the type of fixture, it is located below or within a fixture and is defined in the shape it forms; such as P-trap, S-trap.

In the aspect of plumbing & sanitary, a ‘trap’ is a bend that prevent sewer gases or foul smell from escaping into the building. Depends on the type of fixture, it is located below or within a fixture and is defined in the shape it forms; such as P-trap, S-trap.