




Clay Trap TA85
Designed for professional ceramics workshops, the ROHDE TA85 Clay Trap supports clean, responsible studio operation. Its large three-chamber system reliably separates glaze, clay, and engobe residues from wastewater, allowing materials to be properly disposed of before water enters the sewer system.
Built for flexibility, the TA 85 connects easily to most standard drains and fits conveniently beneath sinks and washbasins. It comes fully equipped with a siphon, inlet, and secure-fitting cover for seamless installation.
Constructed from durable, impact-resistant polypropylene, the basin sits on a sturdy steel frame with four lockable castors, making it easy to move for maintenance and cleaning.
The TA85 helps protect your plumbing system while supporting more sustainable studio practices.
External Dimensions (W × D × H): 14.8″× 22.6″ × 20.7″
Weight: 24.3 lbs
Fill Volume: 18.5 gallons
Internal Volume: 22.5 gallons
Inlet Height: 20.7″
Siphon Height: 13.8″
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CLAY TRAP
Frequently Asked Questions
Center it between 11-3/4" and 14-3/4" from the floor. The tailpiece has a sliding gasket with 3" of adjustment.
No. That dimension is the tank's outlet. For your wall rough-in, use the 11-3/4" to 14-3/4" range.
It's in the box. The piece with the flexible hose and the stepped opening at one end is the J-shaped pipe from the diagram — parts 4, 5, and 6.
21.75" minimum. The trap is 20.7" tall on its wheels.
The inlet is a swivel fitting that threads onto a standard sink outlet. Because plumbing standards differ across states and countries, you may need an additional rubber connector. You can find one at your local hardware store.
So the chamber fills from the bottom up. That lets clay settle out instead of staying suspended.
Clay Trap Installation: The 3 Questions We Get Most
Plumbing your clay trap.
A clay trap only works if it's plumbed right. And most installation questions we field come down to three things: where to put your drain, which part is which, and whether it'll fit under your sink.
Here's what studio owners ask us most.
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