Overflow Bath Fillers

An overflow bath filler combines your bath's overflow and the water spout in one unit, sitting where a regular overflow would so the bathtub rim stays completely clear. Unlike deck-mounted or wall taps that sit on the rim or wall, these units give a minimal, uncluttered look and often produce a wide, sheet-like flow with the waterfall styles. They suit built-in baths with a side overflow aperture and give a cleaner profile around the bath edge.

You need a built-in bath with a side overflow hole and access to the plumbing behind the bath end where the filler will sit. Freestanding baths or baths without an overflow outlet usually won't accept these units. If you have limited recess or a shallow cavity behind the bath, the shallow-profile filler option is designed for tighter spaces.

Match the filler shape to your bathroom's lines: round finishes soften the look and suit curved baths, while square models complement modern, angular tubs and fixtures. The waterfall versions (available in round and square) give a spa-like sheet of water, whereas the shallow-profile unit is best where you have little depth behind the bath. pick the square waterfall if you have a contemporary freestanding tub with straight edges, or the shallow profile if the bath abuts a thin partition.

the products in our range are sold as overflow bath filler and waste combinations, so a matching waste is included. They are intended to replace the existing overflow and waste assembly, but you should check that the supplied waste dimensions and connections suit your bath's existing pipework. If the fit looks different, a plumber can confirm compatibility or adapt the connections.

The benefit is a very attractive, calming flow that reads as a design feature and keeps the bath rim clear, creating a minimalist look in chrome. On the downside, the broad sheet of water can splash if your bath edge is shallow, and the visual effect depends on good pipe pressure and the right positioning. If you want a relaxing, hotel-style pour and your bath has enough depth and space behind the overflow, a waterfall model is a great choice.