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Commercial Wet room Drains

Our range of commercial drainage channels are designed for use in restaurant kitchens, factories, spas, gym showers, and other areas where a domestic drain wouldn’t be suitable. Made from Stainless Steel, the XL drains come with different load baring grate options and filter trays.   These drains are ideal to ensure areas can be washed down and showers with high traffic areas can drain effectively.

Engineered for flow. Built for performance.

Reliable drainage for demanding wet spaces.

A commercial drain is a drainage system designed for use in commercial and industrial settings, such as restaurants, hotels, manufacturing facilities, and office buildings.

These drains are built to handle higher volumes of water and waste, as well as more varied and potentially harmful substances, compared to domestic drains used in residential homes.

Key Characteristics of Commercial Drains

  1. Capacity: Commercial drains have a larger capacity to manage greater volumes of water and waste, necessary for the high usage levels typical in commercial environments.
  2. Durability: They are constructed from more robust materials, such as 316 stainless steel, to withstand heavy use and exposure to chemicals and high temperatures.
  3. Design: Commercial drains often feature designs that prevent clogs and facilitate easy cleaning and maintenance. They may include features like grease traps, interceptors, and strainers to capture solids and prevent blockages.
  4. Compliance: These systems are designed to meet stringent health, safety, and environmental regulations that govern commercial properties.

Reasons to Use a Commercial Drain Rather than a Domestic Drain

  1. Volume and Frequency of Use: Commercial establishments typically experience higher traffic and thus need drains that can handle more frequent and larger quantities of water and waste without clogging or overflowing.
  2. Material Resilience: Commercial drains are made from materials that can endure the harsh conditions often found in industrial settings, such as exposure to chemicals, grease, and extreme temperatures, which would quickly wear out domestic drains.
  3. Maintenance and Cleaning: Due to their design, commercial drains are easier to maintain and clean, which is crucial in a commercial setting where hygiene and efficiency are paramount.
  4. Regulatory Compliance: Commercial buildings are subject to specific regulations regarding waste management and sanitation. Commercial drains are designed to meet these requirements, ensuring that businesses remain compliant with local health and safety laws.
  5. Functionality: Features such as grease traps and interceptors are often built into commercial drains to handle specific types of waste, like kitchen grease in restaurants, which would otherwise cause serious issues in standard domestic drains.