A garage drain with a cover in the FULL-INOX version – a smooth, solid top made of thick stainless steel. You can choose from several drain lengths: 2 m, 3 m or 4 m. The length can be selected in the menu above the price.
☑️ Garage drain in the length of your choice – select the length you need
✅ Delivery to every country in Europe
Our catalogue includes various types of garage drainage channels, some of which look very similar to the set in this offer at first glance.
✅ What sets this garage drainage kit apart is the FULL-INOX drain cover, i.e. a closed top. In the standard version, the drain cover has a recessed top designed to be filled (with tiles or resin, depending on the garage floor finish or the installation site). In this offer the drain has a closed cover – simply a top made of a thick layer of brushed stainless steel, as you can see in the pictures below. A cover of this type gives interiors a slightly raw, industrial character – yet it remains very aesthetic and modern.
"Garage drain" is a rather general name for this drainage system, as it was originally designed mainly for use in garages (which is why it is built to carry heavy mechanical loads from vehicles driving and parking on it). However, the drain has no particular restrictions on use – we see it applied in many places, such as production plants, warehouses, industrial buildings and certain leisure areas, such as terraces or balconies.
In principle, the garage drain can be used wherever it is needed – even in swimming pools or car washes. The only real limitation is industrial installations where the discharged water contains high concentrations of salt (this requires a stainless steel grade adapted to aggressive substances). Road salt does not have any strong destructive potential, as that would require a much higher concentration than occurs under normal conditions.
In the description of our garage drainage channels we use a simplified length system. The set always comes with a 2-EXITS cover – i.e. with 2 outlets for extension channels on opposite sides. The cover is the main element of the garage drainage system – the sewer pipe is connected underneath it. The cover is 35 cm long in total.
On top of that come the channels, which extend the water-collecting area. Each channel is 1 metre long, and any number of channels can be used to achieve the drainage length required for a given building.
Connecting the individual elements of the garage drain – the cover and the channels – is very simple and quick:
The set also contains solid end caps made of thick stainless steel, which can be used to close the drain wherever you want – even one of the cover outlets can be sealed. The connection system of the individual elements is one of the simplest and at the same time most durable solutions compared to similar products on the market.
The garage drain shown above is not a typical indoor linear drain. Thanks to its mechanical strength, it is just as often installed outdoors, e.g. in car parks or driveways. Both the type and the thickness of the stainless steel are designed for more than indoor use.
Precisely because it is so often used outdoors, no integrated trap has been built into the drain cover. Outdoors it would be unnecessary and would even require more frequent maintenance (cleaning). When used as an indoor linear drain – e.g. in a garage – this is not a problem, because in such cases a so-called pipe loop ("accordion") is simply made on the sewer pipe. We have also written about the correct odour trap solution for garage drains on our blog:
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