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Indoor Drainage - Stainless Steel
Two systems for wet rooms and shower floors: a linear channel range in SS304 / SS316 with five electro-polished grate patterns, and a point drain range for single-fixture floor points (load class K3). Both manufactured to EN 1253.
Linear Drain System
| Material | Stainless Steel 304 / 316 |
|---|---|
| Standard | EN 1253 |
| Load class | K3 (300 kg) |
| Tileable height | max. 12mm |
| Length | 600 / 700 / 800 / 900mm (customised on request) |
| Width | 75mm |
| Height | 25mm |
| Pipe height | 50mm |
| Outlet | W-70 Ø50mm, vertical |
Point Drain System
| Material | Stainless Steel 304 / 316 |
|---|---|
| Standard | EN 1253 |
| Load class | K3 (300 kg) |
| Size | Square 100 / 125 / 150mm; Trianglo 350 × 250mm |
| Height | Square 25mm; Trianglo 30mm |
| Pipe height | Square 20mm; Trianglo 50mm |
| Height adjustment | 7–40mm (frame) |
| Marble / tile height | max. 18mm |
| Outlet | Vertical |
Load class - linear
K3
Indoor linear shower channels are specified for pedestrian wet rooms under EN 1253, load class K3 (300 kg). They are not classified on the exterior EN 1433 A15–E600 ladder.
Load class - point
K3
Indoor point drains are published at load class K3 (300 kg) under EN 1253 - pedestrian wet rooms, showers and utility floors, not vehicular traffic.
Where it's specified
Indoor wet-area environments where WTI stainless steel drainage is typically specified.
- Walk-in showers
Linear channels along one edge for a barrier-free entry.
- Wet rooms
Full-floor drainage where the entire surface is tiled to fall.
- Hotel bathrooms
Consistent grate pattern across multiple units for a uniform finish.
- Hospital sanitary areas
Stainless construction for hygiene compliance and ease of cleaning.
- Food processing wash-down
Chemical-resistant floor drainage for frequent high-volume cleaning.
Linear channels
Five grate patterns on one SS304 / SS316 channel body - Lineo, Drop, Oval, Rectanglo and Tileo - in 600 / 700 / 800 / 900mm (customised on request).
Lineo
Walk-in showers and wet rooms where the drain sits in view and a linear slot pattern should sit with large-format stone or porcelain rather than a dense transverse field.
Drop
Premium residential bathrooms and villa projects alongside stone or large-format tile, where a geometric circle pattern reads as a decorative band rather than a slot grate.
Oval
Wet rooms and hospitality showers where a strongly linear grate texture matters, particularly against linear-format tile.
Rectanglo
Contemporary bathrooms with geometric tile layouts, where a dense, precision-punched slot field continues the same visual language as the paving grid.
Tileo
Bathrooms that need a tile-flush drain on the finished floor.
Point drains
Square SS304 / SS316 gullies in 100, 125 and 150mm, and a triangular Point-Trianglo at 350 × 250 × 30mm.
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 and a geometric grouped-slot grate reads cleaner than a nested or even grid.
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
Walk-in showers and wet rooms where a triangular grate is specified.
Point-Squaro
Minimalist bathrooms and utility wet areas where a geometric, modular grate suits the space better than a slot field, a nested rectangle, or a tile insert.