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Hi. Hoping to get some help finding a better alternative to a Twisto 90mm shower waste that I’ve damaged while trying (foolishly) to clean. The model I have attaches with a round (rather than square) and has a square 135mm grate. Grey ring and seal look damaged, really hoping I don’t need to replace with the same model! Many thanks
 

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