Floor drains are one of the most important plumbing fixtures that sufficiently divert water and prevent flooding situations from occurring in bathrooms, kitchens, basements, or any other wet zone. Floor drains prevent water from remaining on the surface and maintain hygiene by usually being positioned at the lowest possible floor levels to allow drainage directly into the system. There are multiple types of floor drains, such as a grate drain, a surface drain channel with a linear drain, trap-style, and many more for sealing insects, odors, and garbage. These drains are most commonly stainless steel or plastic (like PVC), which is highly corrosion resistant as well as low maintenance. The existence of these floor drains can be observed in every household as well as in the majority of commercial establishments.
Benefits
1) Prevents Water Accumulation – Fast drains excess water to keep flood risk at bay.
2) Enhances Hygienic State – Eliminates stagnant water that can create a breeding place for molds and bacteria.
3) Lower Slips and Falls Hazard – Dry, safe floors, particularly in the bathroom and kitchen.
4) Preserve Property - Prevent water damage to floors, walls, and structures.
5) Odor Control – Trap-like drains pond sewer gases from sneaking into the space for good.
