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Bathstore Identification Service
If you cannot find a model code or part number, do not guess. Email us clear photos and we will help identify the correct Bathstore spare part for your tap, shower, or sanitaryware. This reduces incorrect orders and helps you get the right part first time.
Send photos. We identify. You order with confidence.
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What to send
1
One photo of the full item (tap, shower, or unit)
2
Close-up photos of any markings or codes
3
Photo of the removed cartridge or valve from multiple angles
4
Basic measurements in mm (width, length, spline count if possible)
5
Short note describing the issue (dripping, leaking, temperature issues)
How it works
Step 1: Email photos and measurements
Step 2: We identify the closest match
Step 3: You order the correct spare part
Step 2: We identify the closest match
Step 3: You order the correct spare part
Tip: Include a ruler in one photo so we can judge size accurately.
Model Identification Guide
Bathstore products often have model codes and markings on the underside of tap bases or inside cistern lids. Use the guide below for assistance before ordering.
| Infrastructure | Point of ID | Output |
|---|---|---|
| WC Cisterns | Underside of ceramic lid, inside back wall, or moulded stamp | Model code |
| Flush Mechanisms | Inside of the valve casing or near the float mechanism | Valve type |
| Taps | Base of the tap, usually at the rear | Cartridge size |
| Shower Sets | Thermostatic cartridge profile, often on the side | Cartridge model |
Common Spare Parts
The most frequently requested Bathstore spares include ceramic disc cartridges, diverter valves, thermostatic cartridges, and flush mechanisms. If in doubt, use our Identification Service above.
Common Faults and Fixes
Tap dripping
Usually caused by a worn ceramic disc cartridge or seals. Ensure proper identification by dimensions and profile.
Cistern running
Likely related to a flush valve seal or diaphragm. Confirm with a photo of the valve assembly.
Shower temperature swings
Often due to a defective thermostatic cartridge or seals. Removed cartridge photos help identification.
Weak flush
Caused by a compromised flush valve seal or low lift height. Photos support spare identification.
Slow filling
Likely involves an inlet valve washer or debris. Clear valve photos are useful.
Leak at seals
Worn O-rings or seals can lead to leaks. Photos plus measurements greatly aid in matching replacements.
Technical Support FAQ
How do I identify my Bathstore tap model?+
Check the base or rear of the tap for a series of numbers or letters. If no code exists, email clear photos showing all parts of the tap.
My Bathstore shower is leaking, which part might I need?+
Leaking typically comes from worn thermostatic cartridges or seals. Photos of the internal components help match the right spare.
What photos should I send for the Identification Service?+
Send a full item photo, close-ups of any markings, photos of the removed part, and include a size reference such as a ruler for scale.
How do I identify my cistern's flush valve type?+
Look for any embossed markings on the valve body. A photo showing the setup in the cistern will often confirm the type accurately.
What if my part has no code or markings?+
On older parts, this is common. Identification by shape, spline count, and dimensions from photos and measurements are typical methods.
Do Bathstore and other brands share parts?+
Some components may be shared, identifiable by model codes or part photos to confirm compatibility.
Can you assist without having detailed part information?+
Yes, providing photos of the external and internal components will aid in identifying the required spare.