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Showers · Shower drainage

Shower drainage
Where the water goes.

Every shower needs a drain that keeps up with the flow. Trays have a round waste; level showers use a linear drain or a gully in the floor.

Trays
Round waste
Level floors
Linear drain or gully
Least visible
Tile insert
Must
Keep up with the flow

The basics

The drain's job is to clear water as fast as the shower delivers it. A powerful shower needs a drain that can keep up.

How to choose

Tray waste

The standard round waste. Read more.

Linear drain

A long channel, often along a wall. Read more.

Square gully

A square drain in the floor. Read more.

Tile insert

A cover that holds a strip of tile. Read more.

In this section 4 pages

Tray waste

The standard round waste in a shower tray.

Linear drain

A long channel drain, often along a wall, for wet rooms and walk-ins.

Square gully

A square floor drain, usually in the middle of a wet room floor.

Tile-insert drain

A drain cover that takes a strip of floor tile, so it almost disappears.

Keep reading

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