A linear shower drain is a long, narrow channel set into the floor, capturing water along its full length. The floor falls in a single plane toward the channel instead of sloping to four corners around a centre drain.
Why Specify a Linear Drain
- Single-plane fall — simpler screed work and a shallower slope
- More usable floor — no drain in the middle of the shower
- Large-format tile — tile runs to a straight line instead of being cut to four falls
- Level access — shallow single slope suits barrier-free showers
- Design continuity — with a tile-insert grate, the channel almost disappears
Range Overview
| Specification | Options |
|---|---|
| Lengths | Custom lengths from 200 mm to 1200 mm |
| Body height | Ultra-thin ~28 mm, low-profile ~50 mm, standard ~65–90 mm |
| Outlet | Horizontal, vertical, side |
| Grate | Stainless steel, tile-insert tray, glass |
| Finish | Brushed / polished / matte PVD |
| Material | Stainless steel 201 / 304 (brass available as a custom option on selected models) |
| Sealing | Integrated waterproofing flange |
| Access | Removable grate and serviceable hair trap |
Configurations
Wall-position — the most common layout. The channel runs along the wall line and the floor falls in one direction toward it. Keeps the slope shallow and the drain out of the walking area.
Centre linear — used where the room layout requires water to fall to the middle, or where the shower is open on two sides.
Multi-drain layout — for very wide openings or high-flow rain showers, two or more channels are used with each taking part of the floor.
Choosing the Right Length
Match the drain length to the shower opening width, not the room size. As a working rule, the channel should span most of the opening so the whole floor can fall in one direction at a manageable slope. See what size linear shower drain do I need.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a linear shower drain?
- Linear drain vs point drain
- Minimum installation depth
- Flow rate requirements
- Custom lengths
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