Get a Clean and Organized Home with Quality Pool & Shower Grates
Pool and shower waste grates are essential pieces of hardware for any pool or shower area. They are used to carry the water away from the pool and shower area, preventing any potential flooding or other damage. And for that reason, shower drain covers are a must-have for all homes. MyHomeware offers a myriad of 80mm-2000mm out-of-box aluminum pool & shower drain grates for sale, ranging from chrome to matt black and matt gold. Whether you're looking for a standard linear drains for showers, a tile insert, a storm water grate, or even a next generation one for your indoor bathrooms or outdoor pools, you'll find something that perfectly fits your needs at MyHomeware.
MyHomeware features a lightweight design in pool & shower grates, maximizing their maneuverability. Moreover, for customers in need of long shower grate drains, MyHomeware offers custom shower grates and allows you to customize your shower floor grate length anywhere between 2000-3900mm. What’s more, MyHomeware is committed to providing top-notch customer service and satisfaction. Not only do we offer free shipping on orders of drain shower grates across Sydney, Canberra and other cities in Australia, but we also back up our bathroom grate drains with a generous lifetime rustproof warranty. In short, With our commitment to bringing first-class products, service and satisfaction, you are surely going to have a wonderful shopping experience at MyHomeware.
FAQs About Pool & Shower Grates
Q: Where Is the Best Place to Install Drains for Showers in the Bathroom?
This depends on whether it’s a point drain or a linear drain.
To install a point drain in a bathroom, the best place is typically the center of the room. This allows the water to flow evenly, ensuring that all areas of the bathroom can be effectively drained.
For linear drains, they should either be installed along the shower door wall or along the wall opposite, as this helps to create an efficient drainage system for your bathroom space and requires only one slope of the floor. Note that the linear drain should not be placed perpendicular to the shower door wall as it results in an uneven surface.
Q: What Materials Are Pool and Shower Grates Made Of?
Pool and shower grates come in a variety of materials. Aluminum, stainless steel, bronze and PVC plastic grates are the most common ones, each with its own benefits.
The aluminum shower and pool grate drain are lightweight and rust-proof, making it an ideal choice for residential uses.
Stainless shower grates are both corrosion-resistant and aesthetically pleasing, making them a popular choice for commercial construction.
Bronze offers excellent wear resistance with superb durability and an attractive finish.
Lastly, plastic offered through PVC is lightweight and cost-effective as well as easy to install and replace when necessary.
Q: How Do You Seal Shower Drain Grates?
To begin, unscrew the grate and clean the riser pipe of any built-up dirt and grease. Then, take the rubber seal and press it firmly against the wall of the pipe so it seals tightly. Finally, once properly fitted, return and fasten down the grate to complete this project.