Siphons

Frequently asked questions:

Which siphon to choose for a shower tray?

A universal siphon option for a shower tray is the click-clack system, which is suitable for any type of tray. Its mechanism works by opening and closing the stopper with a press. A good choice is a self-cleaning siphon for a shower tray. This design effectively cleans itself after each water discharge in the shower. For low-profile trays, a drain trap siphon is ideal. It is installed into the floor and does not include stoppers or an overflow inlet.

Which siphon is needed for a sink?

The optimal options for a sink are bottle, tubular, and corrugated siphons: bottle siphons, tubular siphons, corrugated siphons.  Bottle siphons feature two outlets (for drainage and connection to sewer pipes), tubular siphons work by retaining water in the “tube,” preventing unpleasant odors from escaping, corrugated siphons - easy to install and have only one connection point. Additionally, a siphon with an overflow is a practical choice. This type includes a pipe that prevents flooding in case of a faucet or siphon malfunction.

 

What is a siphon with an overflow?

A siphon with an overflow is an improved version of a standard siphon, equipped with a special overflow pipe. This pipe is designed to prevent water from spilling onto the floor from a sink or bathtub if the drainage process is disrupted. One end of the pipe connects to the upper part of the siphon, while the other end connects to a designated opening on the back wall of the sink, bathtub, or similar fixture. This ensures that in the event of a faucet malfunction or other issues, the room will not flood.

 

How much does a siphon cost in 2025?

In 2025, a siphon at the online store «CERAMA MARKET» costs between 0 UAH and 61578 UAH.

Which siphon manufacturer is the best in 2025?

In 2025, the online store «CERAMA MARKET» offers top siphon manufacturers, including:

• McAlpine (Scotland);
• Hansgrohe (Germany);
• Tece (Germany);
• Besco (Poland).

What are the types of siphons?

Siphons come in the following types:

• bottle siphons - equipped with two outlets (one for water drainage, the other for connection to sewer pipes);
• tubular siphons -shaped like the letters S or U, with water retained in the tube to block unpleasant odors from the sewer;
• corrugated siphons: Flexible tubes shaped like S or U, resembling an accordion (easiest to install, with only one connection point);
• drain traps - lacking stoppers and overflow inlets, they are installed into the floor;
• click-clack siphons - the stopper opens and closes by pressing it with your toe;
• self-cleaning siphons - automatically cleaned each time water is discharged;
• overflow siphons - include an additional pipe and are designed for installation in sinks or washbasins with an overflow opening.