Plumbing consumables are the bits you pick when the job is already clear and you just need the right fixings, sealants, cleaners or small parts to finish it properly. The choice comes down to what’s being joined, what’s being replaced, and whether the work is install, repair or maintenance - the wrong grade is what sends you back to site. If you’re topping up the van, plumbing accessories and plumbing spares are the usual call. For a specific repair, stick to the part that matches the fitting rather than buying a mixed bag.
Ball Valve Washer - 1 1/2" 5 Pack
Delchem 1½-inch ball valve washer, 5 pack, black rubber
Embrass Peerless Plumbing Washer Plastic - 1 1/4" 5 Pack
Plastic tap washers, 1¼" (31.75mm), 5 pack, for pillar taps
4TRADE Pair Sink Washer - 1 1/2"
Pair of 1½ inch rubber sink washers for watertight seal.
Embrass Peerless P1 Plumbing Washer Delta Tap - 3/4" 5 Pack
3/4" Delta tap washers for leak prevention (5 pack)
Arctic Ballvalve Repair Kit - 106 Pack
Arctic ballvalve repair kit, 106-pack
Ball Valve Seats and Fibre Washers
Ball valve seats and fibre washers
Embrass Peerless P1 Plumbing Washer Flexible Tap Fibre - 1/2" 2 Pack
1/2" fibre tap washers for flexible connectors, pack of 2
Center Ball Valve Diaphragm Washer - 1 1/4" 5 Pack
1 1/4" ball valve diaphragm washers, pack of 5, for toilet cistern inlet repair
Regin Hot Water Flow Tape - 33m
Hot water flow tape, 33m
Center Fibre Washer - 1/2" 10 Pack
Red 1/2" fibre washers for hot and cold water systems (10 pack)
Start with space and use, not the finish or the extras. If access is tight, the smaller, simpler plumbing consumables usually save you grief because they’re easier to handle and less likely to get in the way. On repetitive jobs or longer runs, pick the version that suits the layout first, then check the fixing or accessory detail after. Most wrong buys happen when lads grab the nearest plumbing accessories, then find they don’t suit the install.
Loose plumbing fixings and small plumbing sundries suit one-off repairs and awkward call-backs. You only take what the job needs, so you are not paying for a larger pack than you will use.
Trade plumbing consumables and plumbing accessories make more sense when you are running the same task all day. They cut down on topping up and keep the kit moving. Plumbing fittings consumables matter where the jointing or finishing part has to be right first time. A cheap substitute is often what sends you back to site. If you want the broader counter view, Plumbing keeps the rest of the range in context.
Start with what’s being fixed and how often you’ll be back to it. For one-off repairs, plumbing sundries and small plumbing fixings are usually the sensible buy. You avoid paying for extras you won’t use again.
If you’re running the same job all day, trade plumbing consumables and plumbing accessories make more sense. You want repeatable parts that keep the job moving.
Where the work is more about service access than the repair itself, check Access Panels before you order the rest. If the job includes waste handling, Macerators are the separate call - don’t try to cover that with general plumbing spares.
Once the plumbing consumables are sorted, the next call is usually what still needs finishing around them. If you’re opening up a service area, access panels save you from a bodge later. In a kitchen or plant space, the surrounding fittings and any macerator work often decide what else gets ordered.
That’s where plumbing accessories, plumbing fixings and plumbing spares come in. They’re the bits that stop a return visit when a clip, cover or small part is missing. Get those with the main job and you’re not leaving the last hour to a separate run.




















