Indoor Drainage — Stainless Steel
Two systems for wet rooms and shower floors: a linear channel range for a continuous drain line, and a point drain range for single-fixture floor points. Both in stainless steel, both EN 1253 compliant, five grate patterns each.
Linear Drain System
| Material | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Standard | EN 1253 |
| Length | 600–900mm |
| Width | 75mm |
| Height | 25mm |
| Pipe height | 50mm |
Point Drain System
| Material | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Standard | EN 1253 |
| Length | 100–150mm |
| Width | 100–150mm |
| Height | 25mm |
| Pipe height | 20mm |
Linear channels
For a continuous drain line running the length of the shower floor.
Lineo
Walk-in showers and wet rooms where a minimal, uninterrupted drain line is the goal.
Drop
Premium residential bathrooms and villa projects where the grate pattern is part of the finished look, not just a functional cover.
Oval
Interior-designer-led residential and hospitality bathrooms where the grate pattern needs to read as intentional against a specific tile or stone layout, particularly linear-format tile that the oval pattern echoes.
Rectanglo
Contemporary bathroom schemes with geometric tile layouts, where a grid-patterned grate continues the same visual language rather than introducing a softer, rounded texture.
Tileo
Bathrooms where the brief is to hide the drain entirely and let the floor tile run uninterrupted.
Point drains
For single-fixture showers and utility floor points where a full linear run isn't needed.
Point-Rectanglo
Compact bathrooms, utility areas, and secondary showers where a full linear channel isn't justified by the floor layout.
Point-Oval
Secondary bathrooms, powder rooms, and utility floor points where a linear channel isn't needed but the grate pattern should still match an Oval-patterned linear run elsewhere in the project.
Point-Tileo
Any wet area where a linear Tileo channel is used and a matching invisible point drain is needed elsewhere on the same floor, or standalone in compact bathrooms where hiding the drain is the priority.
Point-Trianglo
Feature bathrooms or wet areas where the point drain sits in clear view and the triangulated pattern is chosen deliberately as a design detail, rather than defaulting to a standard perforated grate.
Point-Squaro
Minimalist bathrooms and utility wet areas where an even, uniform grid pattern suits the space better than an oval, rectangular, or angled alternative.