Square drain

Stainless steel floor drains are also subdivided into 201 and 304 materials.   Usually, the stainless steel floor drain of 304 material is more corrosion resistant than that of 201 material, and the service life is better, but at the same time, the price is higher than that of 201 material.
There are many kinds of surface treatment of stainless steel floor drains: electroplating, wire drawing, mirror, spray paint.

In addition to the various types of drainage systems for stainless steel floor drains, there are also different materials used for deodorization, such as ABS plastic, stainless steel, and copper.   These materials not only help to eliminate odors but also prevent clogging by hair and other debris in the drainage pipe.
The advancement in technology has also contributed to the improvement of floor drain systems.   

With the increasing emphasis on interior design, the popularity of modern minimalist decor has led to the introduction of hidden floor drains.  These innovative drains seamlessly blend into bathroom floors, creating a more cohesive and aesthetically pleasing space.  In addition to their visual appeal, hidden floor drains also offer practical benefits by efficiently draining water without compromising on style.

The fixed large-diameter drain is not only suitable for all kinds of public places, but also for industrial and commercial settings.  Its advantages are numerous when compared to the bouncing drain.  Unlike the bouncing drain, which serves no functional demand for water, the large-diameter drain offers a faster flow rate, making it more efficient in draining water from various surfaces.  Additionally, its design helps to keep the surrounding area clean at all times by preventing clogging and allowing debris to pass through easily.