Category: Floor drains

Floor drains are a key element of the drainage system in bathrooms, laundries, commercial kitchens, and technical rooms. They ensure effective wastewater drainage, protecting floors from flooding and moisture accumulation. This category includes linear, point, and corner drains made of high-quality stainless steel or plastic. They are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and installation options – for tiles, resin, and industrial floors. A well-chosen drain guarantees durability, easy cleaning, and an aesthetically pleasing interior.

FAQ – Floor Drains

1. What is the difference between linear and point drains?
Linear drains have a long slot for water drainage, ideal for showers without a tray, while point drains collect water in one place.

2. Where are floor drains installed?
Most often in bathrooms, laundries, garages, industrial kitchens and production halls.

3. What materials are floor drains made of?
Typically made of durable stainless steel or chemical-resistant plastic (PVC or PP).

4. Are floor drains easy to clean?
Yes, most models have a removable siphon and grid, which makes it easier to keep clean and unclogging.

5. Can I install a floor drain myself?
Installation requires precision and an appropriate floor slope, so it is recommended to seek the help of a specialist.

6. How to choose the right drain for the room?
The water flow rate, floor type and installation location must be taken into account.

7. Are floor drains resistant to chemicals?
Yes, products made of high-quality stainless steel or PVC are resistant to cleaning agents.

8. Can drains be used outdoors?
Yes, many models are suitable for outdoor use – on terraces, balconies and driveways.

9. How to prevent unpleasant odors from the drain?
You should clean the siphon regularly and use models equipped with a non-return flap or water plug.

10. Do floor drains have aesthetic significance?
Yes, modern models have a minimalist design and are an elegant element of the bathroom finishing.