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Stainless Floor Drain

A stainless steel floor drain is a corrosion-resistant point drain for bathrooms, wet rooms and utility areas. It typically pairs a stainless grate and body (often grade 304 or 316) with a water-seal or removable trap insert to drain water and block odours. Finishes and grate patterns vary, and units are commonly tested to EN 1253.

⚠️ Note: Grade, flow and seal-depth values are indicative and vary by model; verify against the manufacturer's datasheet and applicable standard.

Typical specification

PropertyTypical value
MaterialStainless steel, typically grade 304 or 316 (indicative)
TypePoint floor drain, round or square
Flow capacityTypically ~0.4-0.9 L/s (indicative, varies by size/trap)
Trap typeWater seal (~50 mm typical) or removable trap insert
Outlet sizeCommonly DN50 / DN75 / DN110 (50/75/110 mm)
StandardEN 1253 (or regional equivalents)

Indicative / typical values for planning — actual products vary by manufacturer and standard. Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.

Applications

Residential bathrooms, showers, wet rooms, laundry and utility rooms; suited to areas where corrosion resistance and a durable metal grate are preferred.

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FAQ

What is the difference between 304 and 316 stainless?
Grade 316 contains molybdenum and offers better resistance to chlorides and aggressive conditions, while 304 is a common general-purpose grade. Confirm the grade for your environment as marked by the manufacturer.
Can the grate be removed for cleaning?
Most stainless floor drains have a removable grate and, on many models, a removable trap insert for cleaning. Check the specific product to confirm serviceability.

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