Stainless Steel Floor Drain Supplier in China for Projects and Distributors

201 stainless steel is commonly used for cost-controlled projects and less demanding or dry areas. 304 stainless steel offers better corrosion resistance. It is more suitable for bathrooms, showers, wet rooms, and public washrooms. It also suits projects where long-term durability matters. For project orders, confirm the target market, installation area, and budget before selecting the material.

MOQ is confirmed per order. Send your product list with quantities, and we will confirm the MOQ during quotation.

Lead time is confirmed per order based on quantity and requirements. We confirm the schedule in the quotation.

We supply samples for buyer evaluation. Tell us which products you want to check, and we will confirm the sample arrangement for your order.

We handle EXW, FOB, CIF, and DDP terms against your order and destination. Final trade and payment terms are confirmed in the quotation.

Different markets use different pipe sizes, floor structures, odor-control methods, and installation habits. Before choosing a drain, confirm the installation area, outlet diameter, cover size, material grade, odor-control needs, and drainage layout. The layout uses standard, same-floor, or side-outlet drainage.

Anti-odor drains use an odor-control core, water seal, silicone flap, gravity flap, or another sealing structure. These parts reduce smells from the drainage pipe. The best option is determined by the local plumbing system. With a proper trap, the cover and filter carry more weight. Without a reliable trap, the anti-odor core carries more weight.

It depends on the market. Some countries use drainage systems with built-in traps. Other markets rely more on the floor drain itself for odor control. Pipe size, water flow, cleaning habits, and local installation methods all affect performance. For export orders, confirm the market and installation structure before choosing the anti-odor design.

Common square floor drain sizes include 10×10cm, 12×12cm, 15×15cm, and 20×20cm. Linear shower drains are selected by length, such as 20cm, 30cm, 40cm, 50cm, 60cm, or longer project sizes. The right size is determined by the shower area, tile layout, drainage speed, and installation space.

Buyers must confirm the outlet diameter and pipe connection before ordering. Project pipe requirements use DN50, DN75, DN110, or other pipe sizes according to the drainage system. Special layouts use side-outlet drains or same-floor drainage floor drains.

Square floor drains are common in bathrooms, balconies, laundry areas, and utility spaces. Linear drains suit showers, wet rooms, hotel bathrooms, and modern renovations. Buyers use them for longer drainage lines and cleaner floor appearance. Linear drains need more attention to floor slope, tile layout, and installation position.

A tile-insert drain cover holds a piece of floor tile and blends the drain with the bathroom floor. Buyers use it in hotel bathrooms, apartments, villas, and modern shower areas. Confirm tile thickness, cover size, drainage position, and cleaning access before ordering.

Use same-floor or side-outlet drains when a standard vertical outlet does not fit. The reason is the pipe layout, floor height, or renovation condition. These products are project-specific. Send drawings, pipe direction, outlet diameter, and installation height when requesting a quotation.

For a clear quotation, send the drain type, size, material, finish, and outlet diameter. Include the installation area, anti-odor needs, quantity, packing needs, and destination country. For project orders, drawings or photos of the installation area are also helpful.