🚿 Floor Drain

Residential Floor Drain

A floor drain is a plumbing fixture set into a bathroom, wet-room or utility floor to collect water and discharge it into the waste pipe. Residential units combine a grate, body and trap (water seal or mechanical) to drain water while blocking sewer odours. Common materials are stainless steel, brass and engineering plastics, typically tested to EN 1253.

Types

Stainless Floor Drain

A stainless steel floor drain is a corrosion-resistant point drain for bathrooms, wet rooms and utility areas.…

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Brass Floor Drain

A brass floor drain is a point drain with a brass body and grate, often chrome-plated for a decorative bathroo…

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Linear Drain

A linear drain is an elongated channel drain, usually stainless steel, set at a wall or across a shower to col…

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Anti-Odor Drain

An anti-odor floor drain combines drainage with an odour barrier, using a water seal, a mechanical one-way ins…

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FAQ

What standard applies to residential floor drains?
In Europe, floor gullies for buildings are commonly tested to EN 1253, which covers construction, flow performance and water-seal requirements. Other regions apply their own codes, so confirm the standard required for your project.
How deep should the water seal be?
Trapped gullies are generally designed with a water seal of around 50 mm to resist sewer odours, though the exact depth depends on the product and applicable standard. Check the manufacturer's data for the specific unit.

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