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Sanitary fittings refer to the components and fittings used in the piping system to maintain clean, hygienic and efficient water supply and drainage.

These include a variety of fixtures and fittings designed for bathrooms, kitchens and other areas requiring water and waste management.

What are the common types of sanitary ware?

1. Faucets/Taps

Faucets or taps are devices used to control the flow of water from a plumbing system. They are available in different styles, including single-handle, double-handle, mixer taps, and sensor-activated faucets.

2. Sinks/Basins

Sinks or basins are fixtures used for washing hands, dishes, and other items. They come in different shapes, sizes, and materials, such as ceramic, stainless steel, or composite materials.

3. Toilets

Toilets, also known as water closets, are fixtures used for human waste disposal. They include components such as the bowl, tank, flush mechanism, and seat. Types of toilets include close-coupled toilets, wall-hung toilets, and squat toilets.

4. Bathtubs

Bathtubs are fittings used for bathing and relaxation. They are available in different styles, such as freestanding tubs, drop-in tubs, and alcove tubs. Materials used for bathtubs include acrylic, cast iron, fiberglass, and marble.

5. Showers

Showers are fixtures used for bathing, usually with overhead or handheld showerheads. Different types of showers include walk-in showers, shower cabins, and shower stalls. They may feature additional functionalities like massage jets or steam options.

6. Bidets

Bidets are fixtures used for personal hygiene, particularly for cleaning the genital and anal areas. They are available as standalone fixtures or integrated into toilets.

7. Urinals

Urinals are fixtures primarily used in male restrooms for urination. They come in various designs, including wall-mounted and floor-standing models.

8. Valves

There are several types of valves used in sanitary systems, including gate valves, ball valves, check valves, and pressure relief valves. These valves control the flow of fluids within the plumbing system and allow for isolation or regulation.

9. Traps

Traps are fittings used to prevent foul smells and gases from entering a building through the drainage system. Common traps include P-traps, S-traps, and bottle traps.

10. Pipes and Connectors

Various pipes and connectors, such as PVC pipes, copper pipes, fittings, couplings, and adapters, are used to connect sanitary fittings, ensuring proper flow and drainage.

* It's important to note that specific types of sanitary fittings may vary based on regional practices, building codes, and personal preferences.