Kitchen Waste Water Pumps

A grey water pump handles waste from sinks, dishwashers and washing machines, while a lifting station is built to cope with more outlets and can deal with sanitary fittings such as bidets and toilets. If you are simply moving a kitchen sink and washer to a garage, a grey water pump will usually suffice; if you plan to add a toilet or bidet, opt for a lifting station. The range here includes both types so you can match the unit to the fixtures you want to connect.

Units in this collection commonly offer either three or four available inlets, so you can directly connect multiple appliances. a three-inlet model will take a sink, dishwasher and washing machine, while a four-inlet unit lets you add a bidet or small basin without extra pipework. Check the inlet count on the model you pick to make sure it matches the number of fittings you plan to run into it.

Yes, the lifting stations in this range are designed to cope with being below sewer level and to pump waste over distance to the main drain. That makes them suitable for basements, garages or outbuildings where the sewer is uphill or some metres away. If you have a particularly long run or steep lift, choose a model stated to handle larger heads or ask for the unit with higher capacity.

Yes, the Sanispeed+ model is a commercial grey water pump specifically aimed at heavier use, so it is better suited to busy kitchens or light commercial applications. It is priced higher than the domestic options, reflecting a more robust design built for frequent operation. For domestic conversions you'll likely do fine with the standard Saniflo or Grundfos options, but choose the commercial unit if you expect sustained high flow.

The selection features established brands such as Saniflo and Grundfos, with prices shown at a lower price point to the current product price for the included in our range models. Products carry strong customer ratings and are offered with long warranties, giving you extra peace of mind when buying. If you want a cost-effective domestic option, the Grundfos Sololift2 C-3 sits at the lower end of the range; for commercial robustness, the Sanispeed+ is at the top end.