Plumbing level 2- PP4 - Sanitation

What is the most common material for baths?

• Acrylic

• Fireclay

• Enameled cast iron

• Enameled steel

Which material is used in more commercial situations like hotels?

• Acrylic

• Resin bonded material

• Enameled steel

• Enameled cast iron

What is a disadvantage of enameled cast iron baths?

• They take a lot of heat out of the water

• They are prone to scratches

• They are not durable

• They are not suitable for traditional style baths

Which type of bath requires a curved bath panel to complete the installation?

• Standard bath

• Corner bath

• Off-set corner bath

• Free-standing bath

What is a feature of a double-ended bath?

• It has doors and seats

• It incorporates a shower

• It is wider at one end

• Taps are mounted on the side

What is the minimum waste size for baths?

• 40mm

• 50mm

• 32mm

• 22mm

Which type of bath is designed to stand on its own feet?

• Shower bath

• Free-standing bath

• Corner bath

• Standard bath

What is required for the installation of spa and whirlpool baths?

• A metal cradle

• A qualified electrician

• A top hat spacer

• A curved bath panel

What is the purpose of a macerator in a wet room?

• To adjust the legs of the bath

• To provide a thermal cut-out

• To shred waste and pump it to a soil stack

• To pump water and air

What should be done when working on a macerator or an electrical appliance?

• Ensure safe electrical isolation

• Use a non-setting compound

• Remove the central screw from fitting

• Install a cradle and feet