Yes, by tucking the drain into the corner rather than the centre, the UniSlope 2K frees up more usable floor space, making it particularly well-suited to compact bathrooms, en-suites and smaller wet room installations. It also allows for level access at two entry points, which helps the space feel larger and more open.

What is the drainage flow rate for the UniSlope 2K corner drain?

The UniSlope 2K corner drain offers a flow rate ranging from 30 to 50 litres per minute, depending on the outlet size selected.

The UniSlope 2K is particularly well suited to smaller format tiles because they follow the preformed falls more naturally, making installation simpler around the drainage area. Larger tiles can also be used where appropriate, although additional cutting may be required depending on the tile size and layout. The board's level perimeter also helps achieve a clean transition to the surrounding floor.

Does the UniSlope 2K achieve level access and meet Building Regulations?

The UniSlope 2K is designed to help create level-access wet rooms that can be specified as part of Building Regulations-compliant installations when correctly installed. The drain is independently certified, including BBA approval, helping provide confidence in long-term performance.

The UniSlope 2K has a shallow installation depth from just 64mm, which makes it a practical choice for period property conversions where floor build-up is often restricted by existing joists or low ceiling heights. It's suitable for both concrete and wooden floor constructions.

Can the UniSlope 2K be retrofitted into an existing wet room?

The UniSlope kit's shallow 64mm installation depth and screed-free, preformed board make it a practical choice for many retrofit projects. As with any refurbishment, the existing floor structure and joist positions should be assessed to confirm suitability. While the UniSlope board is not load-bearing, it has a compressive strength of up to 400kg and is designed to be installed over a structurally sound, level subfloor. This requirement applies equally to both retrofit projects and new-build installations.

Yes. The UniSlope 2K incorporates its own approved waterproofing system, providing a complete tanking solution as part of the kit. It can also be incorporated into many underfloor heating installations, although the exact floor build-up will depend on the heating system specified. Following the manufacturer's installation guidance will ensure compatibility and performance.