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A linear drain installation replaces a center drain with a sleek trench that improves flow and design.
Linear drains sit along one edge or wall, allowing a single-slope floor and larger tile without awkward cuts. They handle high water volume well, which suits rainfall heads and open showers. We set the drain, establish the slope, and tie it into continuous waterproofing. The result is both a modern look and dependable drainage.
Allows a clean single-slope floor; Handles high water volume smoothly; Permits larger-format floor tile; Delivers a contemporary appearance
1) Position the linear drain along the chosen edge; 2) Build a single-plane floor slope; 3) Connect drainage and waterproof the base; 4) Tile and flood-test the floor
Drain length and finish; Slope and floor reconfiguration; Waterproofing system used; Tile size and layout
Because it reshapes the shower floor, a linear drain is best installed during a slower-season rebuild for careful slope work.