Architectural Drainage
The invisible necessity. High-capacity water evacuation systems designed to seamlessly integrate into luxury floorings while halting sewer odors.
Drainage Solutions
Moving beyond the standard plastic grate. We provide precision-machined stainless channels and traps that define the modern wet room.
Linear Shower Drains
Long, sleek channels allowing large-format tiles to be pitched in a single direction without complex diagonal cuts.
Tile-Insert Drains
Grate covers designed to hold a custom cut of the surrounding floor tile, making the drain completely disappear.
Anti-Foul Floor Traps
Square point-drains featuring advanced water seals and mechanical flaps to guarantee zero sewer odor transmission.
Balcony & Outdoor Drains
High-capacity drains built from heavier gauge steel to handle monsoons, leaf debris, and harsh sunlight.
Cleanout Caps
Aesthetically pleasing covers for essential plumbing cleanout access points, ensuring they blend into the design.
Engineered Evacuation
A drain is not just a hole in the floor; it is a complex intersection of plumbing, waterproofing, and tile setting.
Odor Blocking Systems
Material & Flow
Point vs. Linear Drainage
Structuring your shower floor
Standard Point Drains
- • Located in the center of the shower pan
- • Requires the floor to slope from 4-directions (envelope cut)
- • Best suited for smaller mosaic tiles
- • Economical and standard in most homes
Linear Trench Drains
- • Installed against a single wall or threshold
- • Requires only a single-plane 1-way slope
- • Mandatory for installing large slabs in the shower
- • Creates a seamless, high-end hotel aesthetic
Zonal Integration
Selecting the correct drain morphology based on water volume and visual priority.
Primary Showers
Key Focus Wall-to-wall linear drains with tile-insert covers to maintain the visual continuity of expensive marble or porcelain slabs.
Dry Areas & Powder Rooms
Key Focus Compact, square anti-foul traps designed primarily to block odors from dry pipes, rather than evacuate high volumes of water.
Balconies & Terraces
Key Focus Perforated stainless steel balcony traps capable of handling heavy monsoon downpours while preventing leaf clogs.
The Technical Workflow
Flow Calculation
Analyzing the water discharge rate from rain showers and bath fillers to specify the required drain capacity.
Waterproof Integration
Ensuring the drain body features proper flanges designed to bond seamlessly with liquid or sheet waterproofing membranes.
Slope Engineering
Coordinating with the tile setter to ensure the substrate is pitched correctly (typically 1-2%) towards the drainage channel.
Aesthetic Finish
Installing the final grate or tile-insert cover to sit perfectly flush with the finished floor level.
Operational Care
Maintaining water flow and preventing odor transmission.
Clearing the Strainer
All premium linear and square drains include an internal hair-catcher basket. Use the provided lift-key to remove the decorative cover and clean this basket bi-weekly to prevent sudden flooding.
Maintaining the Water Seal
In guest bathrooms or dry areas not used frequently, the water in the "U-trap" can evaporate, allowing sewer gas to enter. Pour a bucket of water down unused drains every month to maintain the liquid odor barrier.
Cleaning Stainless Steel Covers
Use only mild soapy water and a soft cloth to clean PVD or stainless steel grates. Never use acid or steel wool, which will permanently degrade the anti-corrosion layer.
Specify Your Systems
Speak with our technical experts to engineer the correct drainage layouts and capacities for your master bathrooms and wet areas.