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Installation Options

A key factor in choosing a Linear Floor Drain is determining the functions it needs to perform, which influences where it should be located and the type of installation.
Wall-to-Wall - With a wall-to-wall linear drain, the channel runs the length of the room. Because the length of the room is not as exact as a standard-cut channel, this is accomplished by linking multiple pieces together. These require a traditional clamping drain body and waterproofing measures, such as hot mopping the shower base.
Against a wall - A popular choice with linear Bathroom Floor Drain is to install them flush against the shower wall. This removes the need for any tiling behind the drain, and water splash from the wall goes directly to the channel. This allows for modern waterproofing techniques and fixed-flange channels with a built-in edge to layer under the waterproofing medium.
Threshold -  Positioning the linear Corner Shower Drain at the threshold, or door, helps keep the water inside the shower area. Whether the barrier is a glass door or a raised curb, extending the drain across the entire open area can add an extra level of assurance against overflow. For these arrangements, it’s best to use a wider, grated channel cover so that the channel can catch the necessary amount of water without flooding into the dry area of the room.
Barrier free - When the floor area is level and flat between the intended shower area and the rest of the bathroom, another option is the barrier free installation. This arrangement allows for a tiled floor that is consistent throughout the entire room, rather than requiring the tiles around the shower area to be adjusted in size or pattern around a curb or wall. While the identical tile pattern can be used between the wet and dry areas, the floor should still be pitched toward the drain in the immediate shower area.
Center pitch - With a center pitch drain, the water drops into a square-shaped trough under the flat or tiled cover, rather than a narrow channel. These drains are intended to go in the middle of the shower area and require the floor to be sloped toward it in all directions.

  Kaiping Jinqiang Hardware Products Co.,Ltd founded in 1993, Has more than 20 years of stainless steel production experience. Now mainly production is Floor Drain, exported to Korea, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, North America and moreKaiping Jinqiang Hardware Products Co.,Ltd founded in 1993, Has more than 20 years of stainless steel production experience. Now mainly production is floor drain, exported to Korea, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, North America and more