Advantage:

Installation
easy to install is a hallmark of exact sized linear drains. To be more technical, they require the shower floor to be sloped in one direction toward the drain, instead of the center drain requires sloping the floor in four different ways toward the drain.

Curbless / Barrier
Using linear drains removes the traditional step over the curb in a traditional tub or shower, so you can have what they call a “barrier free” entrance to the shower. This is and easy transition from the dry area to the wet one now can be in your home.

Safety
It improves the quality of life and removes the fear factor in showering. Linear drains allow for wheel chair access and are ADA (American Disability Act) compliant.

Design Continuity
Designers love to use linear drains. The same floor tile that is used in the bathroom and shower area can be installed using the Tile-in option of linear drains so the surface is uninterrupted by visual detraction.

Versatility
Long lines and clean design of the linear drain are attractive and has more installation opportunities. It can be placed in different parts of the shower making it more versatile than center drains. One of the best places for a linear drain is at the entrance of the shower or the back wall opposite to the entrance.

Maintenance
Linear drains are easy to clean depending on the material they are manufactured in.

Package:

1 x shower drain body

1 x drain cover

2 x Leveling feet

1 x Hair Strainer

1 x Lifting hook

1 x Install Instruction

Tips:

1.The shower drain base is not included.

2.There is a white protective film on the surface of the floor drain panel. Remember to tear it off when you install it.

Product Dimensions	9.91 x 60.96 x 8.64 cm; 1.68 kg
Finish types	Stainless Steel
Batteries required	No
Included components	Drain Cover, Hair Catcher, Leveling Feet, Lifting Hook, Threaded Adapter

Offset Shower Drain, 24IN AISI 304 Stainless Steel, Brushed, Tile Insert Cover, Side Outlet, Hair Catcher, Adjustable Feet

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