Stainless drain grate

Choose based on the drain opening size and the finish that best matches your bathroom or kitchen. In this group, common openings are 15×15 cm and 20 cm, with finishes including chrome and brushed options. Stainless steel ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and a clean, modern look. If you want a built-in debris catcher, select a grate that includes a stainless steel strainer to help keep your drains clear during daily use.

Sizes offered include 15×15 cm and 20 cm, suitable for standard floor drains in many homes. Finishes vary from chrome color to brushed stainless, giving you choices that coordinate with metal fixtures or sink hardware. Material is stainless steel, which provides durability and a sleek, reflective surface. Depending on the installation, you may prefer a brighter chrome look or a subtler brushed finish to blend with your décor.

Yes, some options come with a built-in strainer to trap debris before it enters the drain. This feature helps reduce clogs in busy bathrooms and kitchens. If you value easy maintenance, choosing a grate with a strainer can save you cleaning time and keep drainage flowing smoothly.

They are designed for bathroom and kitchen floor drains, supporting both wet zones and utility areas. The stainless construction makes them suitable for showers, wet rooms, laundry areas, and other spaces where a flush, easy-to-clean covering is desirable. Matching the size and finish with your existing fixtures creates a cohesive, modern look.

Clean with mild soap and water, then dry with a soft cloth to prevent water spots and corrosion over time. For tougher grime on brushed finishes, use a non-abrasive cleaner and a soft brush to avoid scratching. Routine cleaning keeps the surface bright and ensures the strainer (if present) remains functional, promoting better drainage and longevity.

Measure your drain opening to confirm a proper fit, and select a grate that matches the opening size (for example 15×15 cm or 20 cm). Ensure the grate’s mounting mechanism aligns with your floor construction, and follow any included installation guidance. If you’re unsure, consult the drain’s dimensions or seek help from a professional to ensure a secure, level installation.